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<blockquote data-quote="Tresdus" data-source="post: 1532575" data-attributes="member: 3339">I have experience with this. I dated a girl once that was on SSRI's (Effexor). I did a lot of research and developed a protocol to help her come off. It involved about 15 supplements with Omega 3 being the most important for the brain zaps. I tapered her dose down for a couple weeks before coming off completely. I read some online reports from recovering heroin addicts who said coming of this SSRI was worse than the withdrawls from heroin. She had the worst 2 weeks you can imagine after coming off. Constant hot and cold flashes, brutal brain zaps and just no energy. It was very hard to watch. Without all the supplements it would have been impossible. The brain zaps continued for another couple months. She used to have to sleep 14 hours a day just to function and was still constantly tired. Now she sleeps 8 hours like a normal human being. And guess what her doctor (not even a GP but a neurologist) recommended? Just quit cold turkey she'll be fine. Roosh is right, never go to a doctor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tresdus, post: 1532575, member: 3339"] I have experience with this. I dated a girl once that was on SSRI's (Effexor). I did a lot of research and developed a protocol to help her come off. It involved about 15 supplements with Omega 3 being the most important for the brain zaps. I tapered her dose down for a couple weeks before coming off completely. I read some online reports from recovering heroin addicts who said coming of this SSRI was worse than the withdrawls from heroin. She had the worst 2 weeks you can imagine after coming off. Constant hot and cold flashes, brutal brain zaps and just no energy. It was very hard to watch. Without all the supplements it would have been impossible. The brain zaps continued for another couple months. She used to have to sleep 14 hours a day just to function and was still constantly tired. Now she sleeps 8 hours like a normal human being. And guess what her doctor (not even a GP but a neurologist) recommended? Just quit cold turkey she'll be fine. Roosh is right, never go to a doctor. [/QUOTE]

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