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POIS symptoms overlap with those of thousands of disorders and syndromes out there, [such as] swamp butt...humabugga, and shmuggbug just to name a few.
Ok, thanks for your reply. How does your sleep during the days when you take it compare to those days that you don't take it?
B_Daniel posted:POIS symptoms overlap with those of thousands of disorders and syndromes out there. Candida, Lyme Disease, Lupus, swamp butt, snotty nose, humabugga, and shmuggbug just to name a few. And I'm not saying let's not check every one of those for ideas. But they're not POIS and we shouldn't treat them as such.Secondly, with regard to my request above - We need to have a 2 week rule or something before we post about supplements that help. POIS fluctuates daily and is affected by tons of different factors. It's only natural that under these conditions you're going to discover a bunch of FALSE positives. That's normal. But when you have a group of 200, and everyone is sending out these FALSE positives, we'd create an environment where people like Victor.Kons tells us all about Niacin for the first time, and we ignore him because we think it's just another person crying wolf. So, wouldn't it be better to hold your Stallion at the gate for an extra 2 weeks, then let it out early when there's a chance it's a weak horse and 50 people will just waste money, time, and hope on the idea? For all of our benefit, just wait 2 weeks please GoingCrazy, 2 weeks. B_Daniel,What a great post in ALL respects!! The two-week rule is such a sound recommendation!!! I imagine that it might be very difficult to have to wait two whole weeks to tell each other about a treatment that seems to be bringing sudden, complete relief. BUT WAITING IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO!!!! The most brilliant scientists (not only medical scientists!) wait much longer than that -- testing and re-testing their experiments to check for disparities. I recently read that it took Einstein 17 years to prove his theory of relativity!I hope that two-week rule can be put into effect on the forum.
Quote from: B_Jim on 24/04/2012 07:00:41There are more and more sites, blogs and forums talking about Pois. Great news.
There are more and more sites, blogs and forums talking about Pois.
Hey all, serious question. I know for sure I get POIS symptoms when I masturbate and I thought it was ONLY that. As I mentioned before I'm 19 and most of my time spent when I was a younger was on masturbating and video games, I barely went out at all. Now It wasn't easy but I stopped masturbating all together and the positive changes on how I think and feel are amazing, I felt good. But just recently I visited my moms for the weekend and I got my symptoms back after 3 days of getting sucked into the beta for the upcoming game Diablo 3. Somewhere in all that time playing I felt a numbing sensation come over my head and it all came back, I'm fatigued, I can't think clearly no matter what, and I can't be socially active. I mean, last week at school I was the complete opposite, I was feeling confident with clear thoughts and I had a response to everything, made people laugh and even flirted. Now, all I could do the last 2 days was stay quiet, yawn, put my head down, and to talk as little as possible because my mind is off, the same feelings after I masturbate days before. This pisses me off because I'm avoiding masturbation for this sole reason and now I find out gaming gives it to me as well, I'm not sure what to do or how to explain this to people, If I tell a doctor she might misdiagnose me thinking its something else, I feel I brought this upon myself after abusing my mind and body so much from the late nights but will this be permanent? What can I do to stop this?But my real question is, do any of you get symptoms that are similar to POIS symptoms from anything else other than orgasms or masturbating?
Quote from: B_Daniel on 24/04/2012 07:34:40I would like to make a request on this forum: If you advertise that something cures you and then realize that your improvement was unrelated to your 'cure' and that you didnt 'cure' anything, please admit to the group that you were wrong. This is a scientific forum, and your successes and failures should be equally documented.Is this directed at someone? or are you just making a statement? Because I am still feeling no pois on my method, just in case it was directed at me I don't know. But I did not state that I found a cure (if it was directed at me), I only stated that it has deminished my pois 100% which hasn't happened to me before, so possibly, I may have found something close to a cure but only time will tell for me once I stop it and "O".Quote from: B_Daniel on 24/04/2012 07:39:44Quote from: doUhaveLupus on 23/04/2012 22:15:06Why would you up your salt intake if you are already getting way too much each day from the processed foods you buy in the supermarket ? Its like me saying hey, I've discovered that taking a half a cup of raw sugar gives me relief. Agreed.Maybe it is that single large dosage of salt that goes into your bloodstream and is able to do something to POIS, and combined with vitamin C, that may do something. Maybe just eating normal amounts of salt mixed with different foods makes it less diluted and it doesn't do a good job at all and goes barely noticed in your blood stream. It's like eating any food with low sugar content, say a semi-healthy cereal like life cereal, and than eating a candy bar. You will notice the candy bar a lot more.FIDALGO, sorry, just the caps to get your attention, I don't know if I believe in the "salt being in your mouth and signal to your brain" idea, but I'm looking forward to hear if it works for you or if it doesn't work for you. Again, this could have something to do with my body, my genes, my appetite, my health, my results can be completely personal. It could have even something to do with the claritin 24-hour I had taken beforehand, or the 2 months of taking that and vitamin C. But I would like to hear if it helps you, and if does not, I would be glad that you gave it a try. I haven't felt POIS in quite a while and hope it stays that way. I love feeling calm and relaxed like I should after an O, my last 4-5 sessions. I hope it does something for you.
I would like to make a request on this forum: If you advertise that something cures you and then realize that your improvement was unrelated to your 'cure' and that you didnt 'cure' anything, please admit to the group that you were wrong. This is a scientific forum, and your successes and failures should be equally documented.
Quote from: doUhaveLupus on 23/04/2012 22:15:06Why would you up your salt intake if you are already getting way too much each day from the processed foods you buy in the supermarket ? Its like me saying hey, I've discovered that taking a half a cup of raw sugar gives me relief. Agreed.
Why would you up your salt intake if you are already getting way too much each day from the processed foods you buy in the supermarket ? Its like me saying hey, I've discovered that taking a half a cup of raw sugar gives me relief.
I don't. This is an interesting point you raise, leo17.POIS symptoms - for me - are extremely "unusual". Even the fatigue doesn't feel like normal fatigue, from say, exercise.
Anything that give me a massive jolt of adrenaline with probably give me at least some minor pois symptoms
Leo17- it sounds like youve developed Constant Pois. I've had it now for about 6 months. Yes, it sucks. I would estimate about 5-10% of our members now fall into this category. For me, it didnt happen overnight, but rather over a 3-6 week period my regular pois deteriorated into it. Im not sure what caused it, but one hypothesis of mine is that it corresponds with a slightly decreased libido. Im interested to hear if thats the case for u as well. My recommendation is that u jot down all the details u can remember from that day and the couple days before it. It might be a good list to look back upon one day. Hopefully though, you snap back out of it soon. Please keep us posted of any progress.