Thank you for responding.
By many many uses, I mean about 100 over the course of one year. Synthetic 5-MeO-DMT, 20 mg smoked. At one point I was doing this 3 times a in a session, following the method of Martin Ball (I don't recommend him obviously)
So you are saying that you've had 100 journeys in one year? From my perspective, that is way too many times to maintain internal balance and ground the teaching, through integration. 20mg is very, very potent and if some of your 100 journeys were with 3 sessions of 20mg in a single day... no wonder you are having major health issues. I have never exceeded 9 mg and I honestly though that taking 9mg might actually kill me. You've way overloaded your system, my friend and that's an understatement. My prayer for you is that you believe in your own innate ability to heal your system and find peace of mind. You are not alone.
It's already been a year and a half since my last psychedelic and I still haven't improved. I'm pretty sure this is lasting brain damage.
You say you can't do permanent damage? In January of last year, I basically spent the whole month not sleeping at all. At the end of it, my skin started loosening and getting older, badly, in a short time. (confirmed by a dermatologist btw) That has not recovered and it isn't going to, it's only got worse in the year since I quit. I'm 24 years of age.
To be honest, I'm not much interested anymore in energy, teachings. That stuff gets real old when you can't have a good nights' sleep for over a year. I just want to lay down and rest. Probably jump off a cliff.
In all honesty, I keep going back and forth, trying to figure out your situation. I sometimes think you are a troll who is trying to scare other people from ever trying 5-MeO-DMT. That being said, I also can take your story at face value and feel tremendous empathy for your suffering. May I ask you why you imbibed to frequently and in such high doses? Where you seeking a breakthrough experience that just never happened? Or were you just trying to remember what you had experienced in full peaking moments?
Regardless of what I think about your posts on this site, please know that there is no permanent damage done, however doubtful you feel right now. Of course, I am not saying that all "drugs" cannot leave damage to the body and mind, as that would be rather naive. Alcohol, heoin and other harsh drugs can be quite destructive. Even so, every cell in the human body is replaced by a new one, every seven years. While your subtle nerves are no doubt fried from over indulgence... you can find healing and balance in due time. You have done what a lot of LSD users did in the 1960s and 1970s, you have overloaded your neurobiology with way, way too much of the sacrement. Like Icarus, you have flown too close to the sun and have come crashing down from the sky to a difficult landing.
Please don't entertain jumping off a cliff or a bridge or any other form of suicide. Today is a new day and you've a long lifetime tomorrows to live. The greater the overdose, the greater the need for incremental healing. I do know that the first steps to lasting healing are those of faith, belief and positive affirmation. It's time for you to create the space in your mind that can allow for healing and integration. Please understand that I am sending light to you, even as I type these words. Ask the universe for a new start and you will be rewarded by the degree that you believe you shall receive it. As the Buddha wisely stated, "As you think, so you shall become." Plant the seed of hope and be patient for it to grow.
Ultimately, only you, yourself, can regain balance and find your way back to a healthy life. I know I can speak for a good number of the members herein, that you are loved and compassionate prayers are winging their way to you. Be receptive to changing your attitude. Any imbalances can be righted and come to true. Do stay clean of any psychedelics for a few years... maybe even a decade? For some souls, never imbibing again is necessary.
My small advice, for the time being, is to work with your body and eat a good diet. Take each moment as it comes and forge a new pathway for yourself. Write a new chapter in the book of your life. You and you alone, are the author of your own destiny. Hold your head up, buddy. Open your heart to a new start, a new dream (one which arises whole and grounded).
May you be reborn anew, friend.