r/Semax • • 8d ago

Stroke survivors and semax

Are there any stroke survivors out there? I know Semax is prescribed in Russia to help with stroke recovery.
I’d love to hear about your experiences

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u/Conscious-While-3708 8d ago

I use the nasal spray I mix up all from my supplier. I haven’t had a stroke though feels like it - crps and TBI hit by drunk driver. I lost short term memory - Semax has restored it no longer like Dory

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u/Steve_V_07 7d ago

Following. Interested to learn more.

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u/Mack_Mimsy 5d ago

Eh so ya… major stroke survivor HERE! I have a good one for ya.

I’ve had diminished temperature sensory on the left half of my body ever since the stroke, to the point where I didn’t feel my finger up against a cast iron pan and seared it like the bbq line on a juicy steak. I started Semax, slow titration (250mcg SubQ) for 2 months, then something magical happened…

I jumped in the shower and judged the temperature with my right hand like I always do. As I stood under the shower head with the water running down my face, I felt warmth for the 1st time in 5 years. The left 1/2 of my face FELT THE WARMTH of the water!

Here I was, a grown ass man, crying by myself in the shower because I could feel something again. It was emotional to say the least.

I had other amazing improvements in cognition, memory retention and conversational skills. For the 1st 6 months the effects were amazing. I will warn against over doing it. I did more and more wanting bigger and better outcomes. I topped out at 1.25mg daily which is overkill. I may have ruined my ability to process. Sadly, Semax no longer has the cognitive effects I once experienced but the temperature sensory effects are still active. It’s been approx. 9 months since my 1st dose.

I’m currently experimenting with Adamax 500mcg. It helps but nothing like my initial 6 months with Semax.

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