Which meds would take away certain traits of Autism?

  • 🐕 I am attempting to get the site runnning as fast as possible. If you are experiencing slow page load times, please report it.
Mordecai 3 Finger Brown said:
The pacing and hyperactivity could theoretically respond to ADHD stimulants. But that would also be off-label, are controlled substances that are essentially prescription meth and have worse adverse effect profiles (insomnia, tics, cardiac arrhythmias, etc).
Click to expand...
A funny thing about ADHD meds being used on spergs is that they can make tism symptoms significantly worse.
AuDHD havers (autism and adhd) often respond very poorly to stimulants, due to the autism traits being enhanced.
 
  • Informative
  • Disagree
  • Dumb
Reactions: Pee Cola, 419, Cowboy Kim and 3 others
Since you want to keep your mind intact benzos aren't really an option but they do get rid of anxiety, compulsive thinking and overstimulation. The problem is just the inevitable horrible addiction you're gonna get from taking them. Pure MDMA could also help but getting that is very hard unless you know somebody running an underground lab.
 
Realistic said:
Pacing/stimming: it feels like I have too much energy sometimes. It is impossible to stop, trust me I've tried.
Compulsive thoughts: I know it's my mind that's telling me to do this but it gets to a point where I just give in and do it.
Click to expand...
I do this a lot but I haven't been tested... is it over for me?
 
As an autist i find alcohol helps temporarily remove some of the more severe traits, but of course it only lasts for a short while and it's not good for you in the long run. But then if you are an autist you are fucked anyway.
 
  • Agree
Reactions: Pee Cola
Are you sure you are autistic? Most people with autism experience arrested development at an early age with many of them not overcoming from it. And then comes the sensory issues where certain textures and sounds are a nightmare for an individual. Then again, people with autism are more likely to experience anxiety, depression, ocd, bipolar and Schizophrenia.
 
  • Agree
Reactions: Kulmeister, fagnarok and Mandy Stroyer
Seconding OCD meds. Atypical antipsychotics also work for rumination and will make you too tired to stim and pace.
 
  • Like
Reactions: NoReturn
ACT therapy is recommended, because honestly man... You're never gonna be "non autistic", you just have to learn how to accept it and not give a shit.

Believe me, it's fucking difficult. I'm effectively living a double life myself pretending to be semi functional when in reality I'm a depressed autistic wreck.

You can try mushrooms and shit but... They don't cure shit, they're just fun to take and will get you out of a depressive slump for a couple hours, which is absolutely priceless.
 
  • Feels
  • Like
Reactions: Pee Cola, 419, Kulmeister and 4 others
Rekeita's Kidneys said:
ACT therapy is recommended, because honestly man... You're never gonna be "non autistic", you just have to learn how to accept it and not give a shit.

Believe me, it's fucking difficult. I'm effectively living a double life myself pretending to be semi functional when in reality I'm a depressed autistic wreck.

You can try mushrooms and shit but... They don't cure shit, they're just fun to take and will get you out of a depressive slump for a couple hours, which is absolutely priceless.
Click to expand...

Fuck man that is the truth, there is no cure to autism it's a constant war to try and pretend to be normal, it never comes naturally, it always takes effort and so you get exhausted very quickly.

The only hope as an autist is to be a hermit and try to deal with as few people as possible, as most people will judge you for being weird.
 
  • Feels
Reactions: Pee Cola, Convallaria majalis and Rekeita's Kidneys
I have autism myself (Level 1) and I've found that ADHD meds like Ritalin have really helped with the social aspect of it, along with with some compulsive thoughts. It makes me happy and in the mood to put effort into conversation. Just don't get addicted to it.
 
This is an old post, but it is highly likely you have a vitamin deficiency. Whatever you decide to do, adding omega 3s, vitamin D and vitamin B will support your symptoms. Autistic people tend to be vitamin deficient, but these especially have been linked to increased OCD/anxiety-type behaviors. There’s inconclusive research right now about NAC and inositol as well.

CBT is the gold standard talk therapy, but you seem motivated, so maybe try going through a workbook on your own or watching some YouTube clips to get an idea of what it’s about.
 
  • Winner
  • Like
Reactions: NoReturn and XYZpdq Jr.
Transcranial Direct Stimulation or Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.
 
Around 2020, during the whole Wu-flu nonsense, I started experimenting with Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) a.k.a MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution) after realizing how big a scam the "healthcare" industry was.

I've used it successfully for multiple issues with no side effects apart from the strange chlorine smell in my stools when I'm on it.

Issues include throat infection, stomach infection, ear infection and the common flu.

Attached here is a documentary about the substance if you're interested.

Kerry Rivera's Odysee page is more specific about using ClO2 to cure Autism.
 
  • Thunk-Provoking
Reactions: Pee Cola
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back