IN GERMAN WE SAY "SCHEIßE ZU GOLD MACHEN". MAKE SHIT TO GOLD......TJA.....DISGUSTING OIL BECOMES A DIAMOND.....THINK ABOUT IT. P.S. IN PROPER ENGLISH IT IS TURN SHIT INTO GOLD. BUT NEVER FORGET YOUR GERMAN HERITAGE. ALL LANGUAGES ARE SMART. SOMETIMES THINGS NEED TO BE TRANSLATED IN "THE WRONG WAY". WHATEVER THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE.

How is your health now barbie?

Hope you’re doing okay 💛

yeah but it has developed akathesia to me.it really worked with the voices

i recently had a week long episode with intense visual and auditory hallucinations. thank gods for Risperidone... haven't heard a peep of delusion since started taking it

glass4breakfast I’m happy to help :) Information will be a lot more developed and I have a lot more experience than I do compared to that in this video once I start posting again. We can talk at oddest.experiences@gmail.com

My Odd Experiences cool thank u! I really appreciate it.

I used to believe i had bugs inside my body which led me to work out alot because i thought they couldn't survive in dense muscle only in fatty tissue. I worry im being poisoned or bugs in my food so sometimes only eat certain foods ,alot of protein shakes and juicing . Im on meds now it helps with delusions and insomnia but ruins my creativity and i cant make any art lately. No audio hallucinations at the moment tho so thats good.

I once felt termites in my spine, gnawing away at the bone. When I stopped a medication I was taking the termites went away.

I want to run by you some supplements that have helped me, that may make it possible for you to not need medicine. Diet can help change the chemistry in your brain. Try these and eat a balanced diet for a couple months. I’ll bet you start to feel better and the hallucinations diminish. 1. Vitamin D3 (Jarrow Brand 5,000IU - take two to four per day) - This is especially necessary if you live above the 37 degree parallel (latitude) in the Fall and Winter (typically from September to March). The sun only produces Vitamin D3 in our body when it is 50 degrees (altitude not temperature) above the horizon and even during the Spring and Summer, this only occurs from around 10AM in the morning to 2-3PM in the afternoon. So you have only a 4 to 5 hour window in the morning to afternoon when the sun is producing Vitamin D3, which most people aren't really out during those times, because of work schedule. This is why around 75 to 80% of the world population are D3 deficient! A good source of information on this is Dr. John Cannell. Go research how vital and important D3 is for us! You want your ng/ml (nano-grams per milliliter of blood) to be from 50 to 100 (or even slightly over 100 is fine too!). 2. Magnesium (CALM BRAND) - Magnesium is the driver for Vitamin D3. It’s very important and we don’t get enough of it in our diet on average. 3. Vitamin C (take around 2,000mg per day) - Look up Dr. Thomas Levy and Dr. Linus Pauling for good information on this. The Liposomal type of Vitamin C is the best kind! 4. Vitamin K2 (different from Vitamin K1 - Get the Jarrow Brand called Vitamin K-Right) - Millions of people take calcium supplements to maintain healthy bones. Yet few patients or physicians realize that optimizing bone integrity involves more than taking a single mineral supplement. A critical additional component for bone and cardiovascular health is vitamin K2. Recent research has revealed that, without vitamin K2, calcium regulation is disrupted. In fact, low levels of vitamin K2 are associated with an increased risk of heart disease and atherosclerosis. K2 is the gateway that allows calcium to get to your bones. When you take vitamin D3, your body creates more of these vitamin K2-dependent proteins, the proteins that will move the calcium around. They have a lot of potential health benefits. But until the K2 comes in to activate those proteins, those benefits aren't realized. So, really, if you're taking vitamin D, you're creating an increased demand for K2. And vitamin D and K2 work together to strengthen your bones and improve your heart health.For so long, we've been told to take calcium for osteoporosis... and vitamin D3, which we know is helpful. But then, more studies are coming out showing that increased calcium intake is causing more heart attacks and strokes. That created a lot of confusion around whether calcium is safe or not. But that's the wrong question to be asking, because we'll never properly understand the health benefits of calcium or vitamin D3, unless we take into consideration K2. That's what keeps the calcium in its right place. 5. Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) Ubiquinol - it’s a substance similar to a vitamin. It is found in every cell of the body. Your body makes CoQ10, and your cells use it to produce energy your body needs for cell growth and maintenance. It also functions as an antioxidant, which protects the body from damage caused by harmful molecules. (Get the Jarrow Brand - no I don’t work for them, but I’ve heard they are the best in all of these, and it’s what I take). 6. Vitamin B-Right (Jarrow) which has all of the B vitamins in it. Niacin (B3) has proven to be very helpful for those with Schizophrenia and Psychosis. Look up Dr. Abram Hoffer and his research on mental illness and Niacin. Careful with Niacin in huge quantities, as it will cause a 'flushing' effect, but you still want enough to get the benefits. 7. Oxylent (which is one of the best tasting and best multi-vitamins out there in my opinion). It’s got most of all you need in there when included with what I mentioned above. (Those are the main ones above, but here are a few other supplements I take. ChlorOxygen, Serrapeptase {SerraGold Brand}, mushroom supplement called 'Breathe' by New Chapter Life-shield, HealthForce Green Alchemy Protein Powder, HealthForce Vitamineral Green, Probiotics, MSM, Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar, local honey, and avocados for potassium, along with getting at least a half gallon of water per day - which I drink at least 32 oz. to 50 oz. of water on an empty stomach every morning). And a big one, get a good sleep schedule! P.S. get off of Gluten and/or dairy (as well as chocolate which is a stimulant). People with food sensitivities (especially those with Celiac) are many times more likely to have a mental illness like Schizophrenia.

They look mostly like holograms except without any pixelation. They are usually mostly transparent but still easy to see. You could also say they look like ghostly versions of beings or objects because they are transparent and not as real as everything else. At my worst, like before I was medicated they might look like solid objects and I might think they were completely real.

Poe Lemic Most hallucinations come and go very quickly or if they do persist they change or transform quickly. When I was really bad and having the hallucinations mentioned at 2:20 though, idk what made them so different but when they got bad they stayed there. They often happened worst in the dark and regular objects would be replaced by horrible things. In the light it’s more subtle and horrid things didn’t often stay in one state for a long time.

i hear door bells all the time, probably spawning back to when i had a traumatic stretch of my life where whenever the door bell rang i was subjected to mental torture

I always wake up just before I’m about to doze off because I hear a man yelling

Thomas Gary meth psychosis is different. It’s a result of sleep deprivation

This guy is a fantastic KZfaqr. That sounds awful, considering how much he hates the taste. I really couldn't imagine experiencing that regularly. Since this video I've only had one taste hallucination, I tasted copper for a couple hours. It was only annoying though, thankfully copper isn't very gross.

I taste iron sometimes, even if my gums or teeth are not bleeding or I didn't accidentally pinched or cut my lip while chewing. It's odd, because it's not really a hallucination, it could be anything, maybe even craving for iron, since I'm vegan. I don't know how copper tastes, I never ate copper alone. I heard you saying you hate the smell of b12 in the pee, not sure which video of yours is it in, it has been quite some time since my last visit, says 2 months ago in my previous comment, phew, but that's why I'm wondering how do you know how b12 smells. I'm taking b12 supplements sometimes and these are the supplements that taste of strawberries, so I wouldn't know how it tastes or smell, it's a vitamin that is present in a very small quantities in all supplements. Could it be that you're getting thoughts and that your brain is actually fabricating the information that is missing, for example, you're thinking about how something tastes or smells and then your brain is fabricating that for you, the information you're looking for?

Litty LeRouge wow thats awful

I've had this but food tastes like it's got soap mixed into it. Thought it must be on the plates at first but whatever I did and wherever I ate it wouldn't go away

All the time

I thought some were paranormal. I had mild hallucinations for a long time before diagnosis and they were clearly not real (like distortions). Later on when things were at their worst I thought the demons and supernatural things I experienced were real. I quickly became more lucid after being medicated.

@@MyOddExperiences thanks for replying back man 😊

Possibly, and maybe it's too much for humans to always be open

@@jskullheisenberg5227 yes. Some people see dead people and spirits and hears them aswell. And I tell to say them that they can be if they arent making stupid things or something Else.

To be clear to anyone who misunderstood, this is not time dilation like in action movies where everything is slowed down. Everything seems to move at normal speeds, even a stopwatch, but if I were to guess the length of a minute, it would only be several seconds. Same applies to larger scales of time. Looking back, it's hard to say if I experienced actual time dilation. Periods of time could definitely feel very long, but after a while it became difficult to correlate my perception of time with other incorrect perceptions. I think my perceived changes in the flow of time might just be how normal people experience it. With a lot of stimulation at once (or very little), where focus isn't on anything specific, time seems very slow. When focussing on something intensely, time goes faster. I think this is how most people perceive time, but it's possible that schizophrenia distorts my perception of time or that symptoms of schizophrenia effect my focus which effects my perception of time.

My friends brother has something similar. He will brush his teeth for hours until his gum bleeds because he has no concept of time. Will also shower for hours until someone takes him out.