D-cycloserine
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An antibiotic that acts as a catalyst for neuroplasticity when used with TMS treatments.
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Tim says D-cycloserine is a small antibiotic dose that induces brain plasticity similarly to psychedelics, but without the mind-altering effects.
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Tim says D-cycloserine is a small antibiotic dose that induces brain plasticity similarly to psychedelics, but without the mind-altering effects.
"You're doing one day of treatment accelerated with this very small dose of antibiotic called D-Cycloserine, which induces plasticity in the brain much like certain psychedelics. So you basically let that dissolve in your mouth beforehand."
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"You preload with a drug called D-cycloserine, a very mild, well, I shouldn't say mild, neuroplasticity agent, but it increases neuroplasticity before you go into the stimulations."
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"You're doing one day of treatment accelerated with this very small dose of antibiotic called D-Cycloserine, which induces plasticity in the brain m..."
"I predosed with something called D-cycloserine. And I did one day and Dan this time around boom it was just like a switch basically the next day."
"Using an agent, in this case an antibiotic, to induce neuroplasticity called D-cycloserine. You take — the most common dose is 125 milligrams, oral, and you dissolve it an hour before your stimulation. You take that five-day protocol and compress ..."
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