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ZZaid K. Dahhaj (@zaid_dahhaj) — reply from Andra (@BioavailableNd)view on X ↗
[Main tweet from Zaid K. Dahhaj @zaid_dahhaj - Feb 18: "My wife has had "panic disorder" for some time now, about a year and a half post the birth of our son. We know that mainstream psychiatry often treats panic disorder as primarily brain based anxiety disorder. I obviously have a lot of disdain for this reductionist garbage, which fails to consider the body through holism. She has done CBT, which has helped her manage symptoms, but it hasn't solved the issue for good. She's tried a lot of things to help her resolve this. Methylcobalamin, P5P, Magnesium acetyl taurate, beef organ supplementation, vagus nerve activation devices, so forth... Nothing seems to stick. This is a deep rabbit hole, and I'm doing my best to pinpoint what it could be. She has a history of hypothyroidism, and I suspect that plays a heavy part in this entire dynamic. Has anybody gone through this and resolved panic disorder for good? If you have any experience with this, please share some insight below"]

Reply from Andra @BioavailableNd: You are truly a gem for deeply caring about your wife with such grace. These are the routes I would explore:
- Remove gluten
- Stabilize blood sugar.
- Whole-food vitamin C for histamine + cortisol
- Lemon balm, passionflower tinctures.
- CO2 big breathing, Ray Peat.
- Inositol (GABA, blood sugar balancer and anti anxiety support)
- S Boulardii is wonderful for my clients with panic that stems from gut issues due to post birth antibiotics or with the rise of estrogen.
- Craniosacral therapy. Primatrust. Gupta program if birth trauma.
- Micronutrient panel by Vibrant Wellness
- This will work for blood sugar, anemia, thyroid/hormones. Progesterone to be tested 5-7 post ovulation.

12:31 PM · Feb 16, 2026 · 35.2K Views

Compounds: methylcobalamin, P5P (pyridoxal-5-phosphate), magnesium acetyl taurate, inositol, S. Boulardii, vitamin C, progesterone
Aaestheticprimal (@aestheticprimal)view on X ↗
Phenibut should only be legal to use for extremely strong-willed individuals.

Didn't touch it for 2 years, tried a 400mg dose and the effects you feel from this are so borderline insane, Its like everything suddenly 'clicks' into place in a very beautiful way.

Everything is better, experiencing life feels magical.

Walking through places u've walked through a thousand times now feel like an adventure, everything is exciting, nothing is negative.

But once that effect fades, all you can see is what's missing from your life, and it will need tremendous willpower to not touch that stuff again because cravings to tap into that magical feeling will come.

for recreational purposes nothing beats it short term, but it seems nobody can keep it at a very low dose for only very special occasions, it just draws you in.

Because in the beginning, withdrawals almost aren't there.

But as soon tolerance increases, doses will increase to once again feel that 'high', but after that high faded away, u will experience a terrible 'low'

Funnily enough, taking this after 2 years of not touching it, gave me a nostalgic feeling from a vacation I went on 1.5 years ago, where I ate 120 oysters in 7 days and experienced that same feeling as low-dose Phenibut.

I believe you can mimic the Phenibut high with:
- very high Oyster consumption
- Inositol
- L-theanine
- Taurine
- Magnesium (1g elemental)
- enriched living

2:05 PM · Sep 26, 2025 · 41.5K Views

Compounds: phenibut, inositol, L-theanine, taurine, magnesium