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@Requiem 598985 wrote:

Yeah I know i’m argueing prety strongly against it but I’m not saying it definitely isn’t oreven could absolutely the cause, just that if it is it is so rare as to be almost a complete genetic fluke that maybe one in a billion might have.

@Digital Buddha 598982 wrote:

neuroplasticity is real and I’m a big believer but yeah it does seem to be a stretch

thank you guys for your thoughts. i got this comment on a different forum, it seems like a good explanation.

“Alcohol requires mu-opioid receptor for rewarding effects (through endogenous opiates). You’ve hit the mu pretty hard with tramadol, and therefore you in fact have tolerance – not to alcohol per se but to anything that works through opiates. What happens is desensitization in the reward centers (nacc, vp). The effects should eventually mostly return when in absence though, but it may take time. You are not screwed for life… Patience.. and you’ll recover and enjoy your beer again”

thoughts?

@Requiem 598995 wrote:

Hey bud, what is written certainly sounds like it’s been written by someone who knows their stuff and would explain what you feel. Really appreciate you getting back with that and sharing. I kight look intyo this a bit later if I get chance and will post if I see anything of interest.

that would be cool man. yeah he seems to know alot. he actually had a similar problem, he took Phenibut for 6 months and it temporarily ruined alcohol for him, but with time the effects returned. i guess the brain really just needs time to heal? im sure everyone is different, i just keep praying ill be ok, i miss my beer

@Digital Buddha 599010 wrote:

I feel a bit of a tard for not linking alcohol and the opiod receptors, lol, tried to create a more complicated explanation than what actually existed, i blame it on requiem

thanks for your input, so do you agree with what was said? i think it seems pretty realistic, it explains the not feeling a buzz

@Digital Buddha 599015 wrote:

yeah definitely a good explanation, my advice is abstain from alcohol for a good while, any time you drink before your brain gets back close to normal would be a small setback

alright, i’ll take that advice. thanks alot man, you and Requiem didnt have to reply and give me advice, but you did and i appreciate it

@Requiem 599019 wrote:

Hey that’s what we’re here for man and for once DBs advice wasn’t total bullshit so you were a double winner 😉

sorry guys i have one last question, is caffeine hampering my recovery? ive always been a caffeine drinker. or am i looking to far into this?