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vitamin c
Treatment for Visual Snow Syndrome
Vitamin C acts as a potent antioxidant in Visual Snow Syndrome, potentially modulating neurological inflammation and oxidative stress in the central nervous system. Its mechanism involves neutralizing free radicals, supporting mitochondrial function, and potentially reducing neuronal hyperexcitability through its neuroprotective properties, which may help mitigate the syndrome's visual and neurological symptoms.
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AVERAGE EFFICACY
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CASE STUDIES
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REDDIT COMMENTS
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REPORTED SIDE EFFECTS
Case Studies
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Reddit Comments
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Artistic-Flatworm129
4.0
Get your vitamins tested too if you have b12 deficiency yours will improve if it's starting stage vss for me it's been 2 years and the damage has already done Also avoid ssris & benzos, avoid getting sick it flares up the symptoms in my case so also ...View more
Vitamin b12Vitamin c
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General side effect
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SnooCheesecakes5857
3.0
Well I have also CFS because of benzo WD. So heat makes me exhausted really fast and totally wired. I heard it increases serotonin but I’m very sensitive to serotonin fluctuations. Definitely sauna is wayy to much. Are there other ways to decrease ...View more
GlycineProbioticsGabaVitamin b1NiacinVitamin b12SiliconMineralsElectrolytesVitamin cOmega-3MagnesiumCalciumGlutathioneN-acetyl cysteine
Reported Side Effects
Serotonin sensitivity
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rcocoy
1.0
## Hello who among here... So I just want to share my visual symptoms. I don't really have static I don't see them even how focus I am in white, dark rooms or everywhere. But I see other VSS symptoms like light sensitivity, after images, starbursts, ...View more
Artificial tearsLevetiracetamB vitaminsVitamin c
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SentientNode
2.0
I believe that vitamin C helps me a little. Seems to take the edge off.
Vitamin c
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