#1
Posted 24 November 2019 - 12:09 PM
#2
Posted 24 November 2019 - 02:36 PM
i hope you're aware that a standard-dose (used in the trials) is about 40 mg. also, there's more and more evidence pointing to inflammation causing memory issues. google brain fog + inflammation.
#3
Posted 24 November 2019 - 03:35 PM
i hope you're aware that a standard-dose (used in the trials) is about 40 mg. also, there's more and more evidence pointing to inflammation causing memory issues. google brain fog + inflammation.
Thank you for the advice. I have read through the NSI-189 paper and know that the maximum dose in human trials is 120 mg daily.
The amount of NSI-189 that was administered to rats during the experiment was 30 mg / kg, so when converted to humans, this amount is about 300 mg.
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#4
Posted 25 November 2019 - 01:44 PM
#5
Posted 26 November 2019 - 06:50 PM
I don't feel any big change in physical condition or psychological state so far.
I will refrain from taking NSI-189 for a week, as I will have a medical checkup next week. After that, I will resume taking it.
#6
Posted 28 November 2019 - 04:02 AM
#7
Posted 28 November 2019 - 05:48 AM
I decided to stop taking it until next week. This is because next week's examination is related to this unexplained physical condition, and the cause may be overlooked by improving the physical condition due to the effect of NSI-189.
Stop taking NSI-189 for a week.
#8
Posted 05 December 2019 - 10:09 PM
I took 110mg at a time a few hours ago, but for now I don't feel the effect.
#9
Posted 06 December 2019 - 12:17 AM
#10
Posted 06 December 2019 - 01:32 PM
The total dose of NSI-189 today is 220 mg.
The only change I feel so far is an increase in sleepiness.
#11
Posted 08 December 2019 - 06:41 PM
I feel that the words have come out fluently, but since it may be just a presumption, I will refrain from making a decision about it.
Even considering the use of machine translation, I think it is clear from the composition of my posts that my original linguistic skills are low.
Frequent progress reports help to observe this change in sentence composition objectively.
#12
Posted 08 December 2019 - 08:12 PM
I took 110 mg x 2 NSI-189 yesterday, but the only effects I feel so far are sleepiness and a real nightmare.
I feel that the words have come out fluently, but since it may be just a presumption, I will refrain from making a decision about it.
Even considering the use of machine translation, I think it is clear from the composition of my posts that my original linguistic skills are low.
Frequent progress reports help to observe this change in sentence composition objectively.
I had a lot of sleepiness early in my treatment with NSI. I recommend you keep going with it as the sleepiness faded away for me and then the real benefits were more discernible.
#13
Posted 09 December 2019 - 03:51 PM
I had a lot of sleepiness early in my treatment with NSI. I recommend you keep going with it as the sleepiness faded away for me and then the real benefits were more discernible.
Thank you for the advice. I would like to continue taking NSI-189.
Edited by mikunimaru, 09 December 2019 - 03:53 PM.
#14
Posted 09 December 2019 - 03:54 PM
And I was able to indulge in thinking even when I was not doing anything, it's still hard to say whether this is the effect of NSI-189 or the effect of getting enough sleep.
I also have back pain, which I think is not a side effect of NSI-189, but simply because of my bad sleeping posture.
#15
Posted 10 December 2019 - 01:16 AM
DO NOT TAKE excessive doses of NSI-189. I am probably the only person who has dosed in the range you are planning on, and it was hell. A single ~400 mg dose completely killed my passion and joy for life for a year, and it has taken another year to approach a full recovery. I have previously had great results taking ~ 100 mg (50 mg x 2 /day), so I thought 400 mg should still be relatively safe. I was wrong.
Max I would suggest is 50 mg x 3 / day. Any more than that is unlikely to be of additional benefit.
Neurogenesis is dependent on a hormetic mechanism involving free radical signalling, much like the muscle and endurance one gains from exercise (for example, vitamin C megadoses improve initial performance but impair cardiovascular gains from endurance training). My guess is that too much NSI-189 overloads the brain with oxidative stress which becomes detrimental rather than beneficial.
#16
Posted 10 December 2019 - 02:16 AM
DO NOT TAKE excessive doses of NSI-189. I am probably the only person who has dosed in the range you are planning on, and it was hell. A single ~400 mg dose completely killed my passion and joy for life for a year, and it has taken another year to approach a full recovery. I have previously had great results taking ~ 100 mg (50 mg x 2 /day), so I thought 400 mg should still be relatively safe. I was wrong.
Max I would suggest is 50 mg x 3 / day. Any more than that is unlikely to be of additional benefit.
Neurogenesis is dependent on a hormetic mechanism involving free radical signalling, much like the muscle and endurance one gains from exercise (for example, vitamin C megadoses improve initial performance but impair cardiovascular gains from endurance training). My guess is that too much NSI-189 overloads the brain with oxidative stress which becomes detrimental rather than beneficial.
Please tell me more. After hearing your opinion, I would like to decide whether to continue taking the current dose.
What is hell? What does it mean that joy is lost?
#17
Posted 11 December 2019 - 09:05 AM
I still don't feel any effects other than sleepiness and nausea. I also don't feel any antidepressant effects so far.
#18
Posted 12 December 2019 - 12:42 AM
Sadly, it has been 15 years since I studied Japanese, so I can't write in that language. Instead, I'll try to explain without using figures of speech
Our thought process relies on having many different regions of the brain communicate with each other. After my huge dose of NSI-189, it is hard to explain how, but I felt like that communication stopped, or went very slowly. I had no feelings or emotions. If I stopped and focused and tried to feel anything, all that I could feel was a "far away" sense of anxiety. This sensation is beyond depression. The only reason I didn't kill myself was because I felt like death would be very boring, even worse than not feeling anything.
I am not sure what helped most to reverse this state. Maybe it was just time. I also took several rounds of 9-MBC, which repairs the dopaminergic system, and I feel like that helped as well.
The other thing that seems to help NSI-189 is having your brain running on fat metabolism rather than sugar. Strong cardio exercise, low carb diet, and/or fasting might make it more effective. Being somewhat familiar with Japanese diet, that might be hard to do Eat sashimi instead of nigiri, eat eggs, and seaweed, but no rice or tofu...
I think your dose of 2 x 60 mg is good. It is close to the maximum viable dose, and if NSI-189 is going to work for you, it will work at this dose.
Edited by StevesPetMacaque, 12 December 2019 - 12:45 AM.
#19
Posted 13 December 2019 - 01:04 AM
Thank you for the great advice. It is difficult to change the diet, but I will try to adjust the dose.Sadly, it has been 15 years since I studied Japanese, so I can't write in that language. Instead, I'll try to explain without using figures of speech
Our thought process relies on having many different regions of the brain communicate with each other. After my huge dose of NSI-189, it is hard to explain how, but I felt like that communication stopped, or went very slowly. I had no feelings or emotions. If I stopped and focused and tried to feel anything, all that I could feel was a "far away" sense of anxiety. This sensation is beyond depression. The only reason I didn't kill myself was because I felt like death would be very boring, even worse than not feeling anything.
I am not sure what helped most to reverse this state. Maybe it was just time. I also took several rounds of 9-MBC, which repairs the dopaminergic system, and I feel like that helped as well.
The other thing that seems to help NSI-189 is having your brain running on fat metabolism rather than sugar. Strong cardio exercise, low carb diet, and/or fasting might make it more effective. Being somewhat familiar with Japanese diet, that might be hard to do Eat sashimi instead of nigiri, eat eggs, and seaweed, but no rice or tofu...
I think your dose of 2 x 60 mg is good. It is close to the maximum viable dose, and if NSI-189 is going to work for you, it will work at this dose.
Edited by mikunimaru, 13 December 2019 - 01:04 AM.
#20
Posted 13 December 2019 - 02:30 PM
It may be due to my feelings, but I feel my recall ability is increasing.
The effect may have been improved by changing the dose to 60mg × 2.
#21
Posted 23 December 2019 - 04:52 PM
Recall ability increasing is a very notable effect of NSI.
I once mega dosed a bit more than 700 mg of NSI, I had trip-like visuals, everything was very clear and bright. I cant really remember how it felt, it is more than 4 years ago
clearer vision is an effect of NSI too.
The mood improvement can take up to two to 4 weeks before setting in.
I too would advise to stay under 120 mg's a day.
For me 80 mg's is enough, i find better results on 80mg than on 40mg.
You seem a bit depressed about yourself, I would go see a psychologist while under the influence of NSI, it can help with rapid rewiring of the brain.
Wishing you all the best, stay safe.
#22
Posted 24 December 2019 - 05:01 AM
Recall ability increasing is a very notable effect of NSI.
I once mega dosed a bit more than 700 mg of NSI, I had trip-like visuals, everything was very clear and bright. I cant really remember how it felt, it is more than 4 years ago
clearer vision is an effect of NSI too.
The mood improvement can take up to two to 4 weeks before setting in.
I too would advise to stay under 120 mg's a day.
For me 80 mg's is enough, i find better results on 80mg than on 40mg.
You seem a bit depressed about yourself, I would go see a psychologist while under the influence of NSI, it can help with rapid rewiring of the brain.
Wishing you all the best, stay safe.
Thank you for your reply. I continue to take NSI-189 at 60mg × 2. At this time I haven't noticed any effects other than that my dream has become clearer, but I will continue to take it.
#23
Posted 25 December 2019 - 05:42 PM
Hi,
I really want to try NSI 189. I've suffered from depression for 20 years, been on countless SSRi's which dull the worst of it, but don't do anything for anhedonia.
Could anybody point me to a reliable source to obtain some?
#24
Posted 27 December 2019 - 07:00 PM
Or maybe OP can share his source.
Edited by dojob, 27 December 2019 - 07:01 PM.
#25
Posted 27 December 2019 - 10:05 PM
Hi,
I really want to try NSI 189. I've suffered from depression for 20 years, been on countless SSRi's which dull the worst of it, but don't do anything for anhedonia.
Could anybody point me to a reliable source to obtain some?
I bought NSI-189 from two different sources and the taste was the same.
#26
Posted 27 December 2019 - 10:27 PM
However, I don't feel the dramatic effect of NSI-189 on the Internet.
I still take 60mg x 2 of NSI-189 every day, but the only noticeable effect is that I still have a vivid dream while sleeping.
I have not yet felt that NSI-189 has provided mental stability.
#27
Posted 26 August 2021 - 09:25 AM
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