so you want to do drugs and drink to your hearts content
normally i would disagree
but my rule is to always follow your heart.
if you're gonna do this, at least use the right recovery tools to minimize damage to as close to 0 as possible:
NAC. antioxidant support.
- restores glutathione, the master antioxidant
- glutathione neutralizes drug metabolites
- prevents glutamate excitotoxicity in the brain
- keeps liver enzymes functional during detox
dose: 600-1200mg before drinking.
TUDCA. liver support.
- pharma grade liver protection
- supports bile flow
- clinically used for liver disease
- protects bile ducts from toxic stress
- stops hepatocyte death during metabolic overload
dose: 500mg with food after drinking.
Pinealon. cognitive recovery.
- brain cortex peptide bioregulator
- activates neurogenesis in damaged regions
- supports cognitive function recovery after neurotoxic stress
- pinealon repairs cortical damage caused by alcohol and drugs
- optimizes brain metabolism
- improves memory and executive function post damage
1mg daily for 30 days. a few months off.
effects persist weeks after you stop taking it.
Epitalon. sleep recovery and cellular longevity
- drugs and alcohol shorten telomeres (literal aging)
- epitalon reactivates telomerase to reverse it
- they also obliterate pineal gland function
- epitalon repairs the pineal gland
- circadian rhythm gets restored
- sleep quality improves drastically
3mg daily for 30 days. a few months off.
effects persist weeks after you stop taking it.
BPC-157. gut lining support
- repairs intestinal lining damage from alcohol and drugs
- reduces gut inflammation and leaky gut
- restores a healthy gut microbiome
- accelerates healing of gastric ulcers
0.5mg daily for 2 weeks. a month or two off.
now you cover body, brain, liver AND the gut.
get NAC and TUDCA from your local pharmacy / supplement shop.
for the rest, this is the brand i use, all oral:
Pinealon:
https://yourprotocol.co/products/pinealo...
Epitalon:
https://yourprotocol.co/products/epitalo...
BPC-157:
https://yourprotocol.co/products/bpc?sca...
not medical advice.
