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Unless you have a solid background in finance, I'd avoid investing in cryptos. The price volatility on these investments are just insane. Like jax said, it really is like flipping a coin. But if you do invest I guess it won't hurt if you just put a bit into Ethereum or something of that...

I'm in, might as well give it a shot. So I'll have to order some HCL and some Potassium, I already have some magnesium here, but it is Magnesium citrate if that matters. Think I should get Mag chloride?

Interesting, I never read that response. But somewhere else I think someone suggested the idea. I haven't messed around with getting back on fin, I almost wish I did right when I crashed. But now I just feel like I have more to lose. I just want to feel some libido again :(

Wow, congratulations! 30 days is honestly incredibly impressive. I think I'm going to try a longer fast now to see how that plays out( The longest I've fasted is 3 days). Good luck with your football training and getting back into the grind of school as well. :) Let us know how your symptoms...

@mattyb No headaches for me. I partially misquoted Nina. Just dry mouth (which is fairly normal). But yeah probably partial mouthbreathing if I'm congested

honestly same, I wake up with a drymouth practically every morning. Could be partial mouth-breathing if my nose is stuffy, but I doubt it.

Try a water fast to help reset your receptors/cellular cleansing, perhaps start with a 3day one but you can do more or less depending on what you think you can handle; but do a bit of research first before jumping into it. It honestly helped me recover from virtually all of my brain fog/ and...

wow that's impressive, reaching 12 days on just water is quite the feat. Just be careful ofc. I'm, sure you're aware of the risks, but Water-fasting for that many days is potentially dangerous:)

I'm a fellow pfs sufferer myself, and I once had problems with brain fog/ sleep apnea/ etc. And what really helped clear practically all of my mental sides was doing a water fast. I did a three day water-fast consuming just water and a bit of salt to keep electrolytes up. After the first water...

Re: PFS and inmune connection <r><QUOTE author="gbolduev" post_id="4508" time="1510965389" user_id="90"><s> </e></QUOTE> So it this the same protocol you used to recover recently, or just what you are taking now post recovery? And after a week of taking those minerals, did you stop taking...

Re: PFS and inmune connection <r><QUOTE author="gbolduev" post_id="4504" time="1510961889" user_id="90"><s> </e></QUOTE> What was the incentive for taking fin again if I may ask? Also as far as diet is concerned when you did the mineral protocol as you outlined, did you eat in any particular...

Yeah, I feel like not that many guys have tried it in fear of loosing any of the potential progress gained healing thus far. Definitely a risky move, may give it a try though If I feel hopeless and see no progress in the next few coming months. But i'll let ya'll know if I do and report everything.

The title is self-explanatory, but I was just wondering if anyone has actually tried getting back on FIN for some time like 2-4 weeks? Then slowly tapering off of it in hopes that the brain will adjust accordingly as you quit. Background: Like many suffers of PFS, Initially when I got on FIN...