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I'll tell you what my experience is, basically I had a very strong stutter and I tried various speech therapy courses, they helped me but not much. When I discovered psychotropic drugs 5 years ago my ...

Hang in there man - have you talked with a doctor (psychiatrist) about getting on a dopamine blocker like Abilify, some of these meds can help a lot with the blocking. ...

Pimozide, and I used to take Celexa with it which also helped but decreased my libido over long period of time so I stopped taking it and replaced it with NAC....

for anxiety: venlafaxine (trying to come off of it, hasn’t really helped much; i wanna try pregabalin soon) and clonidine everyday, and hydroxyzine as a prn for anxiety inducing situations (works real...

Correct, there is NO medication for stuttering. There’s medication for anxiety and for elevated adrenaline, all of these physiological symptoms exacerbates stuttering....

I have been taking Lexapro for about 6 months. Speak to your doctor about which one would suit you best. There are many different options....

For general anxiety or social anxiety Propranolol is good. Less anxiety less stuttering Also abilify is one which helps makes stuttering a bit better but its an anti psychotic so kinda does more tha...

I don’t take medication for my actual stutter. I take medication for my anxiety, which in turn helps me feel more confident in social situations and interactions. It doesn’t cure stuttering but alle...

Not everybody believes in taking medications for their anxiety. Each to their own. If you have severe social anxiety because of your stutter, then why not give it a try in order to alleviate the anx...

Had a job interview yesterday

Had a job interview yesterday So, I had a job interview via video conference yesterday and I barely stuttered at all, despite it being a 4 panel interview (with 4 managers), which would normally be my...

Ashwagandha's [effects on anxiety are well documentated ](https://longevitylogs.beehiiv.com/p/ashwagandha-benefits-anxiety-relief-and-how-to-take-it)(great newsletter to sub btw), I'm happy for you. E...

Ashwagandha's (great newsletter to sub btw), I'm happy for you. Everyone should consult a professional before taking it though, there are MANY possible side effects, especially mixing with other suppl...

i really recommend doing genetic testing if you haven’t already! it shows you which drugs you metabolize differently. i was on propranolol for awhile and it was helpful, but i got my gene testing resu...

easier said than done of course! and it's going to be a major hurdle of any of these drugs or procedure to be very effective. the irony is if you really knock down the "wall" and achieve success is ...

I also find the original screengrab posted by OP to be kind of sensationalist. I have no idea what that image of the man is, it doesn't appear to be sourced from the researchers here: Christian Kell a...

It's the same study being described, both in the page I linked and the page linked by the other user. I linked directly to the published scientific article in which the researchers reported their stud...

Tienes toda la razón, el componente conductual es el 'muro' invisible. Después de años de bloqueos, el cerebro desarrolla una respuesta de estrés postraumático (lucha o huida) cada vez que anticipamos...

an actual device already exists that helps significantly reduce stuttering. it’s akin to a hearing aid and it basically echoes your words to help with fluency. that decades old device is way less hind...

La tartamudez por lo que dicen, es una descoordinación en el ritmo de los ganglios basales. Si eres de android, puedes conseguir el galaxy Watch 6/7 y te descargas la app Impulse, lleva un metrónomo d...

Here's a peer reviewed account of the study from about six months ago: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0094730X2500049X The authors claim that the patient stuttered less frequently...