1.5 of new normal after thc drug use
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Hey guys.
Long story short.
End of 2020 i took one drop of delta 8 tincture thc drug that you swallow and enjoy being high. Never got high. Got instant pain in my heart. That night i already started feeling different in my brain. The next day first ever panick attack, almost called 911. Started having racing thoughts. Tinnitus. 3 weeks after went to ER because i was sick of it. Blood work clean. They said its mental and prescribed lorazepam 1mg. Never took it. I had days where i literally could feel my brain.
Issues that i experienced: head rushes, dizziness, confusion, insomnia, anxiety, pain in heart/left arm, muscle twitching, short term memory loss, lack of focus, feeling bad about bad things i do or have done, could be because of racing thoughts i had one night thst woke me up and all negative things ive done went through my mind. Never felt normal since that experience. i experienced this after listening to 8000 hz video on youtube that supposed help tinnitus... the moment i closed eyes i could see negative things.
I did blood work again one year later becuase i felt like i have palpitations. results clean. I almost fainted while blood was taken. as a result my tinnitus got worse. Different frequency basically. more annoying. i was prescribed zoloft 25mg. never took.
I did iridology test. they take pictures of eyes and read organs. i was shocked how accurate it was. it showed dizziness, swollen testicle ( i had swollen testicle without even telling them), lymphatic system ( had swollen something in my armpit and in around neck), something with cardiovascular system ( maybe because of this pain in the heart and dizziness?)
), stress levels, even issues with part of the brain responsible for speaking and i never understood why i barely say anything. just amazed what it showed.
its just i dont know what to do anymore.
i dont feel normal anymore. i dont know whats causing what anymore. some symptoms are gone, some come back, new develop. i was healthy before drug. never the same after using it. i truly dont know how to start fixing everything. i took vitamin k2 that affected me... my brain started racing after that...beets affect my brain too. i cant drink alcohol. just every day is different. so hard to live this life... i was told to do brain mri but now im afraid to be exposed to this machine and whatever is going to go through my brain while test is being done. i put recently hand on some device that was scanning energy and after that i started having sensations in brain..... racing thoughts the same day. its just unreal what this drug has done to my life. any advice appreciated
on the side note i have schizotypal personality disorder. i isolate from people, wasnt touch with my family for years, dont have friends, was always fine with it because i lived in virtual reality for the most of my life due to my family not being together. i just grew up being numb. its just it didnt affect me before at all. i experienced some depression due to failed relationships but never any serious symptoms or issues.
i lost 50 lbs. most of the weight because i couldn't eat for first months. then i started fasting to help myself. i lost additional weight. from 190 to 135 currently. i eat clean but not that i enjoy it. i would rather be fat, happy and eat garbage that being skinny and unhappy and experiencing all this negative issues you can possibly think of. i appreciate if you guys would like to know more to help me or have advice where should i go or without what things wont change. what i must to do start helping myself.
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sasical72 mark95036
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Hi Mark, I would say that what happened to you is something that unfotunately happens quite a bit and that is that by taking drugs, sometimes even once in enough, it brings mental health or physical issues to the surface.
That day it likely affected your nervous system, this caused anxiety which also affects the nervous system and so you have entered a cycle.
In my opinion you need to calm your nervous system. The best way to achieve this is by some form of therapy, regular exercise and good diet.
Best of luck!