#450mg

[faeriehighfemme]

i love gummy edibles but really hate the taste to the point of gagging when i eat them but um uh my butch just force-fed a couple of them to me and i was so good for her i didn’t gag once!!! also my pussy is soaking fucking wet

[sergle]

mMMMM my doctor "renewed" my meds but instead of actually renewing the most recent one, he went back and renewed the version that costs $300 per bottle. kewl

[mrsmarlasinger]

UGH I might robotrip tomorrow. Normally I take a twelve-week break but I decided to take an eight-week break this time so I...could...uhhhhhh trip one last time in my parents' house before I move out. For old times' sake. Uhh. My actual 56-day break ends on the 12th, but I have to eat earlier in the day to robotrip and the only day I reliably eat at midday instead of nighttime is Sunday. But I've not gotten really high in like a month, so I'm slightly nervous. Uhhhhhh. I have no fucking idea how much to dose

[sulfvr]

You would not believe me if I told you I made an oc inspired by the hat man meme istg 😭

[pilcare-nce]

Kemocarb 450mg Injection - Carboplatin (450mg) - Fresenius Kabi - Pilcare- Exporter from India to Guyana

Kemocarb 450mg Injection is used in the treatment of ovarian cancer and small cell lung cancer. It shows its working by stopping or slowing down the growth of cancer cells.

[nightmaretour]

I feel like my brain is made of mashed potato

[strange-aeons]

So, the first bumping lesbians isn't even that much caffeine:

1 shot of espresso is 65mg

7 shots is therefore ~450mg

That's:

-5.5 cups of hot coffee

-3 Monster Energy

-2 5hr Energy

-55mg more than the recommended top daily caffeine intake (no harm is going to come from that)

Oh thank god can’t wait to replace my morning coffee with 2 5hr energy shots and feel nothing out of the ordinary

[french-fryyyy]

Dude I didn't remember posting this morning either 😭

I posted last night????

[egbertkinnie]

Holy Grail of Cum Stack (redux)

So, I started testing supplements to increase load size/intensity. This took awhile but I finally have complete results.

I gave the following supplements individually 3 weeks of continued use and then recorded each ones effectiveness. I jerked off every other day (20 minutes of edging) and maintained a similar diet and water intake to the best of my ability. For health purposes, I only followed the recommended dosage with each supplement.

L-Arginine: 1000mg Strength. Taken 1 time daily.

Total = 1000mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: NO

Positives From Taking: It may have increased erection firmness

Any Ill Side Effects: None

L-Lysine: 1000mg Strength. Taken 1 time daily.

Total = 1000mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: NO

Positives From Taking: Nothing that I am aware of

Any Ill Side Effects: Minor – Light-headed 30 minutes after taking for about 10 minutes.

Korean Ginseng: 500mg Strength. Taken 2 times daily.

Total = 1000mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: NO

Positives From Taking: Nothing that I am aware of

Any Ill Side Effects: Major – On 6 separate occasions, I developed terrible headaches.

Zinc: 50mg Strength. Taken 1 time daily.

Total = 50mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: YES – Somewhat Noticeable

Positives From Taking: Somewhat noticeable increase in my cum amount

Any Ill Side Effects: None

Pygeum: 100mg Strength. Taken 2 times daily.

Total = 200mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: YES – Definitely Noticeable

Positives From Taking: Definite increase in cum amount, greatly increased pre-cum

Any Ill Side Effects: None

Maca: 450mg Strength. Taken 3 times daily.

Total = 1350mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: NO

Increase Amount of Cum: NO

Positives From Taking: It may have made me hornier

Any Ill Side Effects: Minor – This stuff definitely made me dizzy

Lecithin: 1200mg Strength. Taken 1 time daily.

Total = 1200mg

Increase Orgasm Intensity: YES

Increase Amount of Cum: YES

Positives From Taking: Much much bigger loads. Amazing increase in orgasm intensity

Any Ill Side Effects: None

These results prompted me to do one more test. I tested all of the supplements that I saw good results with as a supplement stack. Lecithin, Pygeum, Zinc, and I added L-Arginine. I kept the same dosage with each supplement and tested this stack for 3 weeks.

And I have discovered the holy grail of orgasms.

The Cum Holy Grail (1) L-Arginine, 1000mg Strength, Taken 1 time daily = 1000mg (2) Zinc, 50mg Strength, Taken 1 time daily = 50mg (3) Pygeum, 100mg Strength, Taken 2 times daily = 200mg (4) Lecithin, 1200mg Strength, Taken 1 time daily = 1200mg

As a side note: After being on Pygeum for 5 straight weeks now, I leak pre-cum like a damn faucet. This stuff definitely activates the Cowpers gland.

[radiantbard]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: One Piece (Anime & Manga) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Monkey D. Luffy/Trafalgar D. Water Law Characters: Monkey D. Luffy, Trafalgar D. Water Law, Roronoa Zoro, Sanji (One Piece) Additional Tags: Fluff, This Is STUPID, Drug Use, Accidental Drug Use, Tired Trafalgar D. Water Law, First Kiss, First Dates, Cute Ending, Silly, Fluff and Crack Summary:

Luffy is a camp counselor with a bad bout of allergies. Zoro tries to be helpful, but underestimates Luffy's ability to get himself into Situations. Long story short, an overdose on antihistamines ends positively.

[charmre]

I can go 1 day without my 450mg of wellbutrin to get me back to taking it at my normal time, no problem!

[mischievousmary]

Will: it is almost 3am EST. let's check in on the recreational benadryl subreddit

Nico: The hatman does NOT respect gender pronouns past 450mg

[ghostlyschizophrenic]

can i ask about which antipsychotics you’ve taken? i’m about to start my next one, and i’m terrified because i’ve had terrible side effects before. i really hope your meds are still doing you good!

i have been on many so here's my list. i'm putting it under a read more because this will be a very long post, but here's the ones im discussing: seroquel, zyprexa, haldol, abilify, fanapt, latuda, risperdal, rexulti, and saphris.

general side effects of antipsychotics include: weight gain, tremors, dizziness, fatigue

some of the more serious side effects can be messing with your autonomic functioning (basically things like your heart rate, blood pressure, temperature regulation, etc.) and tardive dyskinesia (involuntary and repetitive movements of the body)

please keep all of this in mind when talking to your doctor about different medications.

also, general disclaimer: this is just my reaction to medication. you may have completely different experiences with them. my mom and i have very similar health problems, mental and physical, and we often take the same medications. but there are some that i absolutely couldn't take and she needs to take everyday. i'm a clone of my mom and even we have different reactions!

second disclaimer: as the song the kintsugi kid (ten years) by fall out boy says, i have spent ten years in a chemical haze. i've changed meds so many times, not just my antipsychotics but also mood stabilizers, SSRIs, benzodiazapines, sleep aids, and my adhd stimulants, so my memory isn't perfect. i also have been diagnosed with c-ptsd from stuff that has happened in the last ten years and i have lapses in memory because of it. if i don't say a lot about one, i'll specify what is my own experience and what places like the mayo clinic or cleveland clinic say.

quetiapine (seroquel): the first one i ever started and is the reason we figured out my early onset psychosis in the first place and i'm still on it almost ten years later, so i have a lot to say about this one lol.

i started it for its mood stabilization effects because of my bipolar 1 when i was 13 (thanks to my mom who is bipolar also and knows what it looks like and knew it wasn't just teen angst) but that little bit of medicine in my system broke through just enough for me see that some beliefs i had were both paranoid and delusional. i've been on a variety of different dosages, i think i started at 150mg and for a while i was on 450mg but now i'm on 750mg because i've been running out of stuff to take and i still also use it for mood stabilization.

the worst side effects for are a) it's super sedative and i take 50mg in the morning and the rest at night because i WILL sleep too much if i take it during the day, b) weight gain. seroquel weight gain is no joke, i gained about 70lbs because of it. most antipsychotics will make you gain weight, that's just something that comes along with these drugs, but seroquel has it the most intensely, and c) the autonomic dysfunction - seroquel, while being a second generation/atypical antipsychotic, is one of the more harmful ones to the body's ability to regulate things.

i say all of this because the decision to stay on seroquel for me hasn't been an easy one, especially when it comes to managing my pre-existing chronic illnesses, but ultimately i decided that it's effectiveness when it comes to managing my psychosis is more important to me because i can manage the physical health problems with help from the rest of my care team, and i can't do that if i'm so paranoid i can't leave the house and think everyone is trying to poison me.

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olanzapine (zyprexa): this is another one that has a serious weight gain side effect, and often isn't prescribed alongside seroquel, but i need both, though i didn't have as much of a weight gain with this one than i did seroquel. this one is also a mood stabilizer that is very effective in treating mania and hypomania (i recently learned the hard way of coming off of that and not having a stabilizer for mania....) i honestly don't have too much to say about this one. i don't really notice any worsening of side effects that i didn't already have and it works really well so... yeah

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haloperidol (haldol): this one is the only first gen antipsychotic i've tried and i was put on it after a month and a half in a residential treatment facility because of how severe my psychosis was. this is the one we think had the worst effect on my autonomic nervous system, which has yet to recover, especially because i was prescribed it along with my seroquel. though, as much as it fucked up my body, i stayed on it for almost a year until i needed a change again and it worked pretty well. i actually stabilized enough to be able to finish my last semester of high school, graduate with honors, and begin college. i then had a severe psychotic episode again and took some time off and changed meds, but that was almost an entire year of generally okay-ness. my body and brain just like to grow tolerances really, really easily

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aripiprazole (abilify): this one fucked me up. i was prescribed it while in a hospital stay and the moment i got discharged i called my psychiatrist and she took me off of it. don't get me wrong, it was probably the best and fastest acting treatment for my psychosis and it was 100% the best move to get me down from hospitalization-level crisis, the problem was that i started scratching at my skin all hours of the day because it made me so restless i felt like i needed to shed my skin like a snake. i started bleeding from the itching and was like i already have a history of self harm and i don't need it to get worse. the restlessness side effect is officially called "psychomotor agitation" and literally comes up if you google the side effects.

BUT! it is very effective, as i previously stated. also, my mom is on it for her bipolar and she felt so much relief starting it.

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iloperidone (fanapt): eh, no real good or bad here for this one. i tried it and we kept increasing the dosages but eventually it was just a case of it just wasn't working for me.

though when you're prescribed it, they want you to go up slowly and to monitor your skin because it can cause a pretty intense rash (i never had it but that's because i went up slowly)

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lurasidone (latuda): this was one i was on a while ago, but i definitely remember that it made me have too much energy that i couldn't properly sleep and was agitated and annoyed easily. this was kinda like my experience on abilify where yeah it worked really well but the side effects just weren't my thing. also, that is a common side effect (thank you mayo clinic) and please keep an eye on it if you start it so that your psychiatrist can adjust as needed.

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risperidone (risperdal): this one i was actually on for a longer period of time than most, i think it was a year and a half, and while it wasn't the most effective but it was enough to help me at least be able to recognize my delusions as delusions and my hallucinations as hallucinations. this one is another that made me pretty drowsy, even taking it at night, and the temperature regulation was weird, but ya boy likes to wear layers all the time and taking things on and off is just routine for me so temperature regulation isn't the hardest thing for me, it's just annoying

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brexpiprazole (rexulti): this one is another that i stopped because of the side effects. i have chronic gastrointestinal problems so most foods are hard to eat to begin with, and this one made my stomach issues worse, specifically digestion. as an antipsychotic it did it's job but i just didn't like having to work even harder to find foods that i can eat without being confined to the bathroom for hours afterwards

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asenapine (saphris): this was my most recent medication change before i switched back to zyprexa again. so i tried 10mg and then went up to 15mg and uhhhh, 15mg was definitely a no go because i already have insomnia and this one made it so much worse while also triggering severe panic attacks so i went back down to 10 and i was like oooh this feels great i'm not psychotic in the slightest like hell yeah. and that's something great, i really felt like i had found the right medication, but because i switched off my zyprexa which was helping my bipolar mania and didn't have that, AND the medication was making me restless and awake, i slowly developed a manic episode that was really, really bad and i'm still recovering from and adjusting my meds with.

also i had to take this as under-the-tongue dissolvables and you can't eat or drink until ten minutes after and dear god did it taste horrible. fortunately my psychiatrist told me i could suck on hard candy to help so now i have a giant bag of jolly ranchers in my bathroom because FOR THE LOVE OF THE GODS DON'T TRY MINT it feels like a demon is currently dying in your mouth

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anyway, i hope this helps. i know i sound kinda negative about a lot of this because there's reasons why i switch off of medication. i feel really good about where i am with my psychosis with my 750 mg of seroquel and 20 mg of zyprexa and i'm not upset about having to change so many times, i just wish i could have found the best combination sooner. also knock on wood that i don't accidentally jinx myself by saying i feel stable lol

[pilcare-nce]

Carboplatin 450mg Injection - Carboplatin (450mg) - Pfizer Ltd - Pilcare - Exporter from India to Bahamas

Carboplatin 450mg Injection is used in the treatment of ovarian cancer and small cell lung cancer. It shows its working by stopping or slowing down the growth of cancer cells.

[orgyofthedamned]

ate 450mg of gummies and this shit is taking foreeever to kick in

[pureveggieplanets]

Recipe: Ultimate Veggie Burgers

Ingredients:

- 1 can black beans, drained and rinsed

- 1 cup cooked quinoa

- 1/2 cup grated carrot

- 1/2 cup diced bell pepper

- 1/4 cup chopped onion

- 2 cloves garlic, minced

- 1/4 cup breadcrumbs

- 1 tsp cumin

- 1 tsp paprika

- Salt and pepper to taste

- 1/4 cup chopped cilantro

- 1/4 cup diced tomatoes

- 1/4 cup diced avocado

- Whole wheat burger buns

- Optional toppings: lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, mustard, ketchup

Instructions:

1. In a large mixing bowl, mash the black beans with a fork until mostly smooth.

2. Add in the quinoa, carrot, bell pepper, onion, garlic, breadcrumbs, cumin, paprika, salt, and pepper. Mix well to combine.

3. Form the mixture into patties and place them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

4. Bake in a preheated oven at 375°F for 20-25 minutes, flipping halfway through, until the patties are golden brown and crispy.

5. While the patties are baking, prepare the toppings by mixing the cilantro, tomatoes, and avocado in a small bowl.

6. Toast the burger buns in the oven for a few minutes until warm and slightly crispy.

7. Assemble the burgers by placing a patty on the bottom bun, topping with the avocado mixture, and adding any additional toppings desired.

8. Serve hot and enjoy!

Nutrition per serving:

- Calories: 350

- Protein: 12g

- Carbohydrates: 50g

- Fat: 10g

- Fiber: 12g

- Sugar: 5g

- Sodium: 450mg

Preparation time: 30 minutes