LostWaves: Few questions about Risperidone

[LostWaves]

If I decided to start tapering Risperidone, but I still had some Aripiprazole in my body, from before I switched drugs, is there a chance that I would experience Aripiprazole withdrawal symptoms?

 

I know you guys recommend to taper by the month here, but Aripiprazole can stay in the body for 35 days.

 

I don't mind if I have to experience some Risperidone withdrawal symptoms, but I'm worried about experiencing tachycardia (Aripiprazole withdrawal symptom). I know that there is always a risk in experiencing some withdrawal, but I absolutely do not want to risk tachycardia, and that's why I switched to Risperidone.

 

If anyone could help at all, I'd really appreciate it.

[Altostrata]

We can't distinguish between aripiprazole and risperidone withdrawal symptoms. If you get any withdrawal symptoms, you're tapering too fast and destabilizing your nervous system.

[LostWaves]

I have gone to the hospital 7 times in total, and I finally understand what was going on. I never had any psychiatric issues. I read on the r/psychic forum of Reddit, that a shaman went to a psychiatric ward, and he noticed that many people were experiencing spiritual problems. Like occult stuff. A moderator on r/psychic started working with psychiatric patients and after a month, they said they observed that 20% of the patients were experiencing energy related issues (also occult). This same moderator also says simple Taoist exercises can do more for some people than years of medication. These exercises consist of clearing energy.

 

I strongly urge anyone who has has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia, or has had a Mild Psychotic Episode, to save up $2000, and consult a shaman.

[inextinguishableconfidence]

On 3/16/2021 at 10:12 PM, LostWaves said:

I have gone to the hospital 7 times in total, and I finally understand what was going on. I never had any psychiatric issues. I read on the r/psychic forum of Reddit, that a shaman went to a psychiatric ward, and he noticed that many people were experiencing spiritual problems. Like occult stuff. A moderator on r/psychic started working with psychiatric patients and after a month, they said they observed that 20% of the patients were experiencing energy related issues (also occult). This same moderator also says simple Taoist exercises can do more for some people than years of medication. These exercises consist of clearing energy.

 

I strongly urge anyone who has has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia, or has had a Mild Psychotic Episode, to save up $2000, and consult a shaman.

Definitely occult stuff going on with these psych drugs. Once read that brain medications are satanic.

[LostWaves]

2 minutes ago, inextinguishableconfidence said:

Definitely occult stuff going on with these psych drugs. Once read that brain medications are satanic.

I think you misunderstand. I do believe that the medicine companies are simply trying to make money, and that they don't truly care about the patient as much as they let you on to believe.

 

However, I also believe that mine, and many other people's psychotic symptoms are caused by the occult.

[Altostrata]

Some people do find that a spiritual practice helps them resolve their problems.

 

However, this site is not the place to discuss occult pursuits. Please take discussion of that to forums for that subject.

[inextinguishableconfidence]

On 3/19/2021 at 10:11 PM, LostWaves said:

I think you misunderstand. I do believe that the medicine companies are simply trying to make money, and that they don't truly care about the patient as much as they let you on to believe.

 

However, I also believe that mine, and many other people's psychotic symptoms are caused by the occult.

I actually met a Native American Shaman at my first job once, the same year I was prescribed a “baby-dose” of risperidone. He said I have native in my blood and that I will have a boy and a girl and a wife and a good job. So far 2/4 have happened. I am just waiting on the two kids now :) It was a small ritual that took place in order to lead to these conclusions. Then he gave me his card, which I kept for a while, but never had a reason to call or ask any more questions. Eventually, as with everything and everyone in my life after being on psychotropics, it “disappeared” “unintentionally”. I wish I still had it! All I remember are the colours of the medicine wheel on the business card.