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Same advice with migraines. I hate when I explain I have them, I always get told it's cause I'm not drinking enough water.
Some days I drink enough water to make the hydrohomies community blush.
I've heard small amounts of caffeine can help sometimes, but not always. There's also some preliminary evidence that magic mushrooms help, too.
Caffeine helps me, but not everyone. The trick to understanding Migraines is that every person who suffers from them is different. Different triggers, different OTC meds, different treatments, there is no one management for them
I will say I have been looking into magic mushrooms for helping treat other issues I have though.
Yeah oddly enough, they help with depression too. Magic mushrooms indeed.
I've had it in my mind to make a trip to Portland for a session to see if it helps mine.
I do a "reset" every so often - maybe once a year, twice if it's been rough. It seems to work alright, but you have to go into it prepared to be happy. I know that sounds dumb, but sometimes when we get depressed for too long, we cling to that feeling out of familiarity and subconsciously avoid or even fear the idea of being happy. So if you do it, make sure you go in ready and willing to be happy, otherwise it'll make everything worse.
I tried LSD once and it was a really shitty experience and I think it made my depression worse lol
I've had a few good experiences on acid, and then one bad enough that I never touched it again. I prefer mushrooms now if I'm doing psychedelics. It's a lot harder to fuck up a drug that literally grows itself.
I kindof want to try mushrooms at some point, part of me wants to try LSD again but after that first experience I'm not sure I'd ever be able to do it again without stuff going badly
I wouldn't force yourself to do acid if it's already gone badly. It may go better the second time around, but if you've already got it in your head that it'll go poorly, then it will. Mushrooms are way milder, though, and I don't think I've ever had a properly bad trip on them. I've had difficult ones, but that's because they crank the introspection up to a billion percent of your baseline and sometimes that leads to you realizing things you don't want to realize.
There's a scene in Venture Brothers that actually describes it well. Rusty's working with Henry Killinger, who tells him to step into his Magic Murder Bag. Rusty asks what's in the bag, and Killinger responds "only what you take with you." Psychedelics are kinda like that. If you have your baggage at the front of your mind going in, then your baggage will be the focus of the trip. If you go in with your hopes and dreams front and center, then that's what you'll see.
YMMV, of course, but having talked to others about it, that seems to be a fairly common theme.
Wait people actually think drinking water helps? I can drink a gallon of water in a day, and I still have problems. Hell I got depressed yesterday
Drinking water absolutely helps with headaches caused by dehydration, which is one of the primary causes of non-chronic headaches.
Yeah in high school I would get migraines from dehydration which is a problem because drinking is repulsive to me when I'm nauseous and in pain