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Life sucks

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Apr 18, 2018
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Hi,
I don't know if I should post in this forum. But I just wanted to share a positive experience. I found that cooling my head can migtate or even make anhedonia disappear for a period of time so I can enjoy things temporarily. Whenever it comes again, I repeat the process.
From my testing, it worked consistently very well but the downside is doing it routinely and whenever you need it alongside being well hydrated.

I analyzed myself for years and did expirements but never thought of this as a solution until recently. And it worked well. So happy that I can enjoy something instead of being in a shitty state in a shitty life.
 
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Like... literally? Can you please elaborate?
 
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Life sucks

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Apr 18, 2018
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Like... literally? Can you please elaborate?

Just cooling parts of body (head and Scalp most importantly). I just put cold water or cold air. It needs to be done much though (like each hour or whenever one feels the need to).
 
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Cold showers are supposed to a lot better for you than warm showers, for a variety of reasons.
 
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ArtsyDrawer

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Interesting. I'll experiment with body chilling and its effects on my state.

edit: I just realized I can do this experiment on weekends only. Would it still be a valid experiment?
 
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Life sucks

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Apr 18, 2018
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Interesting. I'll experiment with body chilling and its effects on my state.

edit: I just realized I can do this experiment on weekends only. Would it still be a valid experiment?

Yes you can expirement little at the beginning. But the more time spent cooling, the better effect one gets
 
k75

k75

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Jun 27, 2019
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Hah. My water heater just broke. Convenient way to have to test that theory.

I'm glad you found something for a little relief. Anhedonia is a huge, huge issue for me right now. Sucks the life right out, doesn't it?
 
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Jul 11, 2019
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Interesting. Cold reduces inflammation. I wonder if anhedonia is related to brain inflammation. There are cooling helmets on the market. I think people use them for headaches/migraines etc. Anhedonia btw can be a symptom of Lyme Disease which almost always affects the brain and mental health to some degree.
 
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Roberto

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Jan 19, 2019
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Hi,
I don't know if I should post in this forum. But I just wanted to share a positive experience. I found that cooling my head can migtate or even make anhedonia disappear for a period of time so I can enjoy things temporarily. Whenever it comes again, I repeat the process.
From my testing, it worked consistently very well but the downside is doing it routinely and whenever you need it alongside being well hydrated.

I analyzed myself for years and did expirements but never thought of this as a solution until recently. And it worked well. So happy that I can enjoy something instead of being in a shitty state in a shitty life.
Due to the warm weather I do cool my head by using water several times the day. I could say I feel better. I did this before I red your opinion. It could work. I don't know.
 

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