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Re: Inositol for OCD » linkadge

Posted by MoparFan91 on June 28, 2005, at 11:52:52

In reply to Re: Inositol for OCD, posted by linkadge on June 28, 2005, at 6:40:24

> Some of the mood stabalizers like lithium, epival, and tegretol are thought to work via inositol depletion.
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> Inositol can be a mood brightener. I (and others) have found that much less than 18g can produce a significan beneficial effect.
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> I found it brightened my vision and my preceptions. I found it made things very colourful (lithium made colours grey). It kind of made my euphoric when I took it with celexa. It seemd to enhance the depth of my emotion. It kind of made me a little too religiously paranoid. It helped my physical anxiety. It made my hear less coarse. It made the cup half full.
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I definitely need my emotional range (depth) enhanced. Many times, my emotional range is kinda restrictive. I feel emotionally numb sometimes (even without meds). Many times, though, I seem to express emotion by how I talk, but I simply to feel it. Also, when I hear a emotional song or something, I feel emotions for like a second only and then they go away and I go numb. I wonder what causes this...

It sounds like, according to what you say, that inositol is a good choice to help with the emotional deadness. I wonder if inositol depletion (presumably if I have it to begin with w/o lithium, epival, tegretol) could cause a restrictive range of emotions.

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