Garry jackson
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Hi I have been doing some research into causes of my condition This officially undiagnosed (waiting) but pre-diagnosed (assessment based) high functioning autism with ADHD. I started the initial research not knowing about autism at all, just with huge problems and meltdowns occurring in my life and dealing with going off the beaten track, doing stupid things, drinking, taking etc. I started with the idea that my 'feelings' were the opposite of neurotypicals (true), and that neurotypical feelings for the majority of times (not always) were ability to (Fl1) socially interact, have trust, read people, calmness, bonding, empathy and general connection. These feelings were the opposite of my default state (FL2),which was anxious, stress, insecurity, overthinking, anti-social, intolerant and inpatient. This moved me to look at oxytocin regulation as the cause of concern (as oxytocin generates FL1 attributes). I then realised that I could use certain foods, eggs, spinach, dark chocolate and others to help assist in giving me just a little of these FL1 attributes
However, my research then turned to how I would get oxytocin safely into my system. All of my research pointed to people who would 'go out there' to be those lacking oxytocin regulation. I then also found research which pointed to a strong correlation between lack of this hormone and autism, and from there the parts of the jigsaw just came together for me.
So, syntocinon appeared to me to be the route to go down - but I am not sure how it is possible to obtain and in some countries it appears to have been misused/ banned and is used primarily for birth issues.
My next course of action was to look at what appears to be a control through the gut into oxytocin production, and this has introduced me to pro-biotics:
Lactobacillus reuteri
Has anybody got any experience of these, good or bad. What were they hoping to achieve, what was the outcome
Thank you so much
Just to be clear what I am trying to achieve personally, it's as follows:
1. An understanding chemically of the condition
2. A better way to cope out in the real world
3. Ability to embrace not suppress my condition and maximise it's capability (aspergers)
4. Acceptance
However, my research then turned to how I would get oxytocin safely into my system. All of my research pointed to people who would 'go out there' to be those lacking oxytocin regulation. I then also found research which pointed to a strong correlation between lack of this hormone and autism, and from there the parts of the jigsaw just came together for me.
So, syntocinon appeared to me to be the route to go down - but I am not sure how it is possible to obtain and in some countries it appears to have been misused/ banned and is used primarily for birth issues.
My next course of action was to look at what appears to be a control through the gut into oxytocin production, and this has introduced me to pro-biotics:
Lactobacillus reuteri
Has anybody got any experience of these, good or bad. What were they hoping to achieve, what was the outcome
Thank you so much
Just to be clear what I am trying to achieve personally, it's as follows:
1. An understanding chemically of the condition
2. A better way to cope out in the real world
3. Ability to embrace not suppress my condition and maximise it's capability (aspergers)
4. Acceptance
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