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You won't do it at the same doses as cancer treatment protocols . I've been doing rapa for my mood issues stemming from inflammation for some years now and low

You won't do it at the same doses as cancer treatment protocols . I've been doing rapa for my mood issues stemming from inflammation for some years now and low doses similar to the doses seen in recent studies for age longevity with no apparent side effects .

graderjs 4y ago
Would be interested in your experience with fluorometholone eye drops. On-label for itchy eyes, but off-label seems to rapidly (onset ~ 60 seconds) reduce brain inflammation temporarily leading to mental quiet. Can't use too much tho as the steroid will dull the immune system in your sinuses increasing infection risk.
- jokowueu 4y ago
  I have never used it but just like you explained Steroids will have that effect You can join the discord server run by joshua leisk and mention fluorometholone and I'll find you so we can see what might best work for you https://discord.gg/2HwvnxEn https://discord.gg/2HwvnxEn
airza 4y ago
I don’t know how to ask this neutrally, but how did you (and a doctor?) come to use an anti cancer medication for mood stabilization?
- jokowueu 4y ago
  A large amount of rapa was bought during a group buy It was devided up between people who couldn't afford or get it To be clear its not specifically an anti cancer med it's an immune suppressant. It targets mtor so it's great for autoimmune disease The group I belong to specifically are people that have diseases that couldn't be treated either because of financial reasons or because docs wouldn't prescribe meds off label so we resort to such methods .
  - ramraj07 4y ago
    So no actual medical professionals involved. Got it. Please start your comments with that, though. You do you, but last I remember I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live long actually live long.
    - jokowueu 4y ago
      I'm not doing it to live long . I have an autoimmune disease that's killing me . I can't afford the meds so this is the only way I can keep being alive
      - Loic 4y ago
        I wish you to be able to have access to it now and in the future. I have friends with such diseases and wenn I read the line "I can't afford the meds", it always punches me in the belly.
    - brigandish 4y ago
      I'm not sure why you didn't take the time to read the comment you replied to, but still, if we modify your statement a little: > I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live long actually live long to I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live longer actually live longer it changes from something you can't believe to a statement we know to be false because we see people achieving it every day, and that's what @jokowueu is attempting to do, and good luck to them.
    - hinkley 4y ago
      The vibe I get off of Aubrey de Grey is not here’s a man who wants to live forever, so much as here’s a man afraid of dying. And these days he’s starting to look like an origin story for a lich. He’s 5% ghoul and climbing. He needs Buddhism, not anti cancer drugs. Once in a great while I see a movie character who wants to see how the story ends. Most of the rest and most of the real humans want to cheat death, which is a very different sentiment.
hinkley 4y ago
I know someone who played Russian Roulette once and is still alive. Getting lucky and risk taking have been best friends since the dawn of time. Side effects don’t hit everyone and they don’t hit everyone the same. I’m on the absolutely lowest dose of a prescription drug because I react strongly to it. First dose had a really unpleasant side effect, lower dose got rid of that one but another developed later. It wasn’t particularly bad, I just found it upsetting. Lowest dose still gets most of the benefit without the side effects. For me. I know of someone with panic disorder who has a long list of drugs they can’t take at all because “feels funny” is enough to trigger an attack. We suspect vagus nerve issues of some sort.

graderjs 4y ago

Would be interested in your experience with fluorometholone eye drops. On-label for itchy eyes, but off-label seems to rapidly (onset ~ 60 seconds) reduce brain inflammation temporarily leading to mental quiet. Can't use too much tho as the steroid will dull the immune system in your sinuses increasing infection risk.

jokowueu 4y ago
I have never used it but just like you explained Steroids will have that effect You can join the discord server run by joshua leisk and mention fluorometholone and I'll find you so we can see what might best work for you https://discord.gg/2HwvnxEn https://discord.gg/2HwvnxEn

airza 4y ago

I don’t know how to ask this neutrally, but how did you (and a doctor?) come to use an anti cancer medication for mood stabilization?

jokowueu 4y ago
A large amount of rapa was bought during a group buy It was devided up between people who couldn't afford or get it To be clear its not specifically an anti cancer med it's an immune suppressant. It targets mtor so it's great for autoimmune disease The group I belong to specifically are people that have diseases that couldn't be treated either because of financial reasons or because docs wouldn't prescribe meds off label so we resort to such methods .
- ramraj07 4y ago
  So no actual medical professionals involved. Got it. Please start your comments with that, though. You do you, but last I remember I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live long actually live long.
  - jokowueu 4y ago
    I'm not doing it to live long . I have an autoimmune disease that's killing me . I can't afford the meds so this is the only way I can keep being alive
    - Loic 4y ago
      I wish you to be able to have access to it now and in the future. I have friends with such diseases and wenn I read the line "I can't afford the meds", it always punches me in the belly.
  - brigandish 4y ago
    I'm not sure why you didn't take the time to read the comment you replied to, but still, if we modify your statement a little: > I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live long actually live long to I’ve never seen a single person who desperately tried to live longer actually live longer it changes from something you can't believe to a statement we know to be false because we see people achieving it every day, and that's what @jokowueu is attempting to do, and good luck to them.
  - hinkley 4y ago
    The vibe I get off of Aubrey de Grey is not here’s a man who wants to live forever, so much as here’s a man afraid of dying. And these days he’s starting to look like an origin story for a lich. He’s 5% ghoul and climbing. He needs Buddhism, not anti cancer drugs. Once in a great while I see a movie character who wants to see how the story ends. Most of the rest and most of the real humans want to cheat death, which is a very different sentiment.

hinkley 4y ago

I know someone who played Russian Roulette once and is still alive. Getting lucky and risk taking have been best friends since the dawn of time. Side effects don’t hit everyone and they don’t hit everyone the same. I’m on the absolutely lowest dose of a prescription drug because I react strongly to it. First dose had a really unpleasant side effect, lower dose got rid of that one but another developed later. It wasn’t particularly bad, I just found it upsetting. Lowest dose still gets most of the benefit without the side effects. For me. I know of someone with panic disorder who has a long list of drugs they can’t take at all because “feels funny” is enough to trigger an attack. We suspect vagus nerve issues of some sort.