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Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Printable Version +- Lookism (https://bookism.net) +-- Forum: Lookism Forums (https://bookism.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Shitty Advice (https://bookism.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=2) +--- Thread: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang (/showthread.php?tid=39182) |
Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Sexual chocolate - 15-09-2025 Id say if you use it 12 hours a day then the other 4 hours you will be super high cortisol. Solution is to never stop drinking. RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Honest - 15-09-2025 that would perfectly explain a certain someone's behaviour RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 15-09-2025 true, i think its because of the body adjusting itself to such induced altered states by counterreaction RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - machinelves - 15-09-2025 drinking matcha and eating dubai chocolate rn much better source of dopamine RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Altruist - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 11:31 AM)Honest Wrote: that would perfectly explain a certain someone's behaviour tbf, i was on constant rage mode on the forum way before i started drinking. even before the meds, in those couple of years after i discovered reddit to the op: ambien doesn't have it, beyond getting you used to spending your evenings in heaven (which leads to hating not having at least 20-30 mg at hand) RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Altruist - 15-09-2025 benzos are the worst in this context those days after i d take 8 - 15 mg felt horrible RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 06:28 PM)Altruist Wrote: tbf, i was on constant rage mode on the forum way before i started drinking. even before the meds, in those couple of years after i discovered reddit any euphoria inducing substance leads to a b-order of countering, this disperses in time more so than being immediate, but the reason for 'stress' itself is that the new baseline can only be maintained by taking the same substance which leads to 'hating not having at least 20-30 mg at hand' RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Altruist - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 06:45 PM)ΛΟΓΟΣ Wrote: any euphoria inducing substance leads to a b-order of countering, this disperses in time more so than being immediate, but the reason for 'stress' itself is that the new baseline can only be maintained by taking the same substance which leads to 'hating not having at least 20-30 mg at hand'
RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 06:53 PM)Altruist Wrote: pleasure threshold usually, by the time i decide to curb my cigarette 'addiction' is when i am barely having any stimulus from it for the adapted baseline has already taken steady position, so my stress as a smoker is no longer because i want the 'euphoric' or a. effects, but because i dont want to swing back to the neutral, natural baseline (withdrawal symptoms, b. effects)
RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 15-09-2025 i am basically disagreeing with ops latency of 'cortisol' but yeah, its a true known thing RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - Altruist - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 08:26 PM)ΛΟΓΟΣ Wrote: pleasure threshold water, retard, water. that's what i was implying. but keep spamming jew studies like an obedient little goy
RE: Ambien and wine probably have a cortisol boomerang - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 15-09-2025 (15-09-2025, 08:48 PM)Altruist Wrote: water, retard, water. that's what i was implying. but keep spamming jew studies like an obedient little goy thats not what you were implying since you said 'ambien doesn't have it' what i am saying is that alcohol (or any substance) does not spike 'cortisol,' maybe after an order of time, because at some point it stresses some organs, but it takes a long time before it gets there - the stress is mental. and no, ewald hering was german |