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Has anyone had this herb?
I've been taking it for several days and I feel weird.
Even skunk would have worn off by now, this stuff just continues.
Seems all the herbalists and twig smokers take it saying the Chinese use it in stuff.
Think you have to be careful with it, I got lulled into thinking it must just be like green tea or something, but it ain't.
Ironic cos I'm taking it to ease nerve damage brought on from other substances, and this one getting me high in a different way.
I've been taking it for several days and I feel weird.
Even skunk would have worn off by now, this stuff just continues.
Seems all the herbalists and twig smokers take it saying the Chinese use it in stuff.
Think you have to be careful with it, I got lulled into thinking it must just be like green tea or something, but it ain't.
Ironic cos I'm taking it to ease nerve damage brought on from other substances, and this one getting me high in a different way.
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Is the nerve damage classified as "Neuropathy"?
I have "Peripheral Neuropathy" which, as the name suggests, affects the extremities starting with the longest nerves to the feet. It's no fun as the feeling is generally like having worn shoes that are too tight. Numbness and at the same time deep rooted pain in the ankles but, externally my feet are dead. I have to go to get my nails cut as otherwise I bleed everywhere but don't feel it. Is the Ginseng supposed to help with this? I take the max dose of "Amitryptilene", also used as "Happy Pills". |
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Yes, but my feet are fine but my hands are always ice cold.
Apparently ginseng is a natural remedy, but I wouldn't advise taking it before speaking to a doctor or similar. It thins the blood and so lowers blood pressure which supposedly helps, but also has draw backs in light headedness and an increased proneness to bleeding. I've probably gone too hard too early with it, it says one or two capsules a day, so I have been taking two, each one 500mg. Think I'll stop for now till I get more clear advice cos I'm walking around in a dream and sat watching painting shows one after another on telly like a hippy. |
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I imagined 'herbal' supplements just equated to multi vitamins or something that you couldn't tell whether they have an effect or not.
They arnt, different people have different experiences but I suspect everyone who's had herbal something knows about it. |