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Old 10-10-2008, 06:04 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Have you tried 5HTP? It's a vegetable source of tryptophan which is converted into serotonin in the body. It has fewer side affects than your averages SSRIs and is suitable for long term use.
Good for insomnia too.
Wouldn't it make you drowsy whenever you took it?
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Old 10-10-2008, 06:11 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Wouldn't it make you drowsy whenever you took it?
no. it's non drowsy.
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Old 10-10-2008, 06:12 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Cool. I'm sure I'll forget to buy any though. lol.

5HTP helps control appetite, insomnia, mood and fibromyalgia

^They're pushing it like snake oil. LOL I was just reminded of a day in high school, at the best friend's house, when I put masking tape around everything in the spice rack and renamed it all to such as Snake Oil! (including a drawing of a viper head with mouth agape). His dad HATED me!
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Was wondering if other ENFP's experience this? The thing with me is if I'm comfortable around my environment then all that shyness and anxiety is out the window, but if the energy isn't flowing I become extremely introverted and uncomfortable. It's weird because I would say I'm 50/50 in the extroversion/introversion department. The ENFP description suits me 100%, but I tend to become anxious in certain social settings.
yeah. im totally like this.

i think i was like 51% E and 49% I.... something like that.

but you know at these "networking" type of events... where everyone is stuffy, fake, and just out trying to get theirs... i usually feel totally uncomfortable... but yeah, when im comfortable... i think i always have fun. hehe
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Cool. I'm sure I'll forget to buy any though. lol.

5HTP helps control appetite, insomnia, mood and fibromyalgia

^They're pushing it like snake oil. LOL I was just reminded of a day in high school, at the best friend's house, when I put masking tape around everything in the spice rack and renamed it all to such as Snake Oil! (including a drawing of a viper head with mouth agape). His dad HATED me!
Sounds like snake oil, but serotonin isn't just a neurotransmitter - it's involved in all those other processes too.
Plus it's cheap and available without a prescription. I know lots of folk who swear by it.
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Old 10-10-2008, 06:22 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Sounds like snake oil, but serotonin isn't just a neurotransmitter - it's involved in all those other processes too.
Plus it's cheap and available without a prescription. I know lots of folk who swear by it.
I didn't say it was, just that the website seemed to be overselling it. I will look into it.
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That is very true. It's so strange because I think around most people I get very uncomfortable because they give off a fake and superficial vibe that I would like to stay far away from. It literally brings my spirit down. My extroversion/introversion is slightly higher than yours (60% Extroversion, 40% Introversion). It depends on where my mind is at, at times I think I'm 60% Introverted, lol. Positive energy is so important to me. It brings out the real me. Does that make sense?


Also, I can't stand when I'm mellow and more to myself and people think something is wrong. . I don't like to play the "life of the party" role all the time. A co-worker told me "You have to be consistent, you can't be talkative one day and be quiet and to yourself the next...you confuse people!". WTH!



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yeah. im totally like this.

i think i was like 51% E and 49% I.... something like that.

but you know at these "networking" type of events... where everyone is stuffy, fake, and just out trying to get theirs... i usually feel totally uncomfortable... but yeah, when im comfortable... i think i always have fun. hehe
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i relate 100%. ive said this on another thread (i forget how) but it is intuitive-in-a-sensor-environment-syndrome


I totally have that syndrome!!
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Does that make sense?
Your choice to use tiny red text for the body of your post? No.

Or did you mean your post? I don't know, I didn't read it.
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sol, lots of people get shy, regardless of their type. I experience it and I'm not exactly ENFP.
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