xtc-induced derealization, somebody experience with transcendental meditation?

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aldcmenen

Discussion Starter · Aug 10, 2018

Hi people, since six months I have derealization induced by xtc.

Symptoms: no feelings, tinnutus, visuals, brain fog, concentration problems.

I got depressed because of the feeling that I have, that I can't participate in social life anymore.

Tried different medecines for treatment: deanxit (made me so tired so I quit, didn't help with derealization feelings), rivotril ( I don't feel anything so I want to quit with that, it also makes me lazy), abilifly ( I went crazy on that).

I have the feeling that I want to stop trying medicines and find some natural way of heeling. Any options?

I heard transcendental meditation can be a solution?

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· #2 · Aug 10, 2018

Trancsdental meditation can be dangerous and is exactly the opposite that what you need as this type of meditation induces a dissociative state, pls focus more on mindfuelness mediation.

For medication, SSRI, SNRI, Trycilique or MAOI.

You can add an anticonvulsant to that : Lamictal, keppra, topamax, riluzole.

For natural approaches, pls consider supplements :

NAC, Glycine, Sarcosine, D-Alanine. D-Serine. D - Cycloserine.

Pls consider Neurofeedback as well.

Antipsychotics are a no way to go !

They do exactly the opposite that you need right now.

Benzos are dangerous, pls try to use on a very short terme.

Good luck !

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· #4 · Aug 12, 2018

I said transcendental meditiaion is harmful not mindfulness meditiation. Pleae read my post.

Thank you.

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