09-05-2015, 08:35 AM
This also relates to my questions on energy usage, so refer to that thread for energy-specific discussion.
Are there any documented results for what happens if one has a routine of listening to a sub while on certain prescription medications (especially mood-altering ones)? I know that the 5G instructions say don't mix subs from different sources, don't run more than one 5G at a time, etc, and the official recommendations on using "tapping" (whatever that actually is) is still apparently up in the air, but there are no suggestions or warnings for medication.
I am currently running ASC while newly on a prescription of Prozac and I feel inconsistent and full of discrepancies and incongruence, though I don't know anymore which direction I'm actually incongruent now (i.e. if I'm still unconfident inwardly and am faking external confidence or if I've somehow developed inner confidence and am presenting insecurity externally). I have already documented in my ASC journal an incident regarding a particular suicidal thought, but I still do not know whether it was exacerbated internally by the meds, the sub, or some other internal force (I already know what affected it externally, but I'm pretty sure there's an internal component to it as well).
I want desperately (yes, desperately) for subs like ASC to affect me positively (which is why I'm here in the first place) and I want to do anything within my power to facilitate that. I put off accepting prescription medication for so long because I saw how it affected my brother and I always considered it my last resort if and only if all my efforts to "fix myself" without similarly chemical methods were defeated.
If subs conflict with mood-altering prescription medication like anti-depressants, what is recommended re listening: continue listening or stop?
While I would ultimately like to stop the medication, the fact that I've reached the point where I feel I actually need it means I need to give it a legitimate try before giving definitive judgment on it. If there is no known data re subs+meds, should I be more detailed in my public journal here?
Are there any documented results for what happens if one has a routine of listening to a sub while on certain prescription medications (especially mood-altering ones)? I know that the 5G instructions say don't mix subs from different sources, don't run more than one 5G at a time, etc, and the official recommendations on using "tapping" (whatever that actually is) is still apparently up in the air, but there are no suggestions or warnings for medication.
I am currently running ASC while newly on a prescription of Prozac and I feel inconsistent and full of discrepancies and incongruence, though I don't know anymore which direction I'm actually incongruent now (i.e. if I'm still unconfident inwardly and am faking external confidence or if I've somehow developed inner confidence and am presenting insecurity externally). I have already documented in my ASC journal an incident regarding a particular suicidal thought, but I still do not know whether it was exacerbated internally by the meds, the sub, or some other internal force (I already know what affected it externally, but I'm pretty sure there's an internal component to it as well).
I want desperately (yes, desperately) for subs like ASC to affect me positively (which is why I'm here in the first place) and I want to do anything within my power to facilitate that. I put off accepting prescription medication for so long because I saw how it affected my brother and I always considered it my last resort if and only if all my efforts to "fix myself" without similarly chemical methods were defeated.
If subs conflict with mood-altering prescription medication like anti-depressants, what is recommended re listening: continue listening or stop?
While I would ultimately like to stop the medication, the fact that I've reached the point where I feel I actually need it means I need to give it a legitimate try before giving definitive judgment on it. If there is no known data re subs+meds, should I be more detailed in my public journal here?
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