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@suze hi there. that happened to me when I first started using it. Not sick though. Just shaky and dizzy. For me it was because I was so worried I wasn’t using it right, and wasting oxygen. It was an emotional experience. I don’t mean for that to sound dramatic but it was from having the tank in my house, to learning how to breathe with it. You’re not alone

US Conference is indeed in Florida. It's going to be in Disney Springs at the Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando - Disney Springs September 7-10, 2023 and registration is opening very soon. We are just working through a couple last-minute details. When that happens, we'll shoot out an email and put a post up here in a separate thread, but you can look for it in the next few days.

“The emergency prophylactic treatments available have been developed for other diseases and aren’t optimal,” “Our researchers are already making progress in the field, and we aim to get closer to a final solution to this medical mystery,” This is awesome Tony!!!

Oh no, not me, it has been submitted by PhD student Felicia Jennysdotter Olofsgård in Sweden. Here is a little more information about Centre for Cluster Headache, sounds very very promising ! https://ki.se/en/research/about-the-centre-for-cluster-headache https://nordiclifescience.org/the-worlds-first-research-centre-for-cluster-headaches/

Hi Suze and welcome! Sorry that you need us, but most happy that you found us! How high does your regulator go? How long do you stay on it for a hit on average? I have literally conked out with my head on the tank a few times, but I don't feel 'sick' from using it. Shaky comes with the territory I think. Many parts of CH can cause you to feel shaky I think, from lack of sleep, to lousy eating patterns, etc. Hyper-ventilating will cause the shakes for many too. How long do you stay on your O2? How high does your regulator go? As in can you kill a hit in less than 10 minutes?

Same for me too ! Doing 10k I still got migraine activity and sometimes CH too, now 15k keeps me pain free. Happy for you @spiny

@Bejeeber...Orlando it is! Some folks have all the luck....only an hours drive for @ThatHurtsMyHead!! Lol...kinda like it was for me when the conference was held in big D! DD

I am positive there is some connection between migraines and CH, but my own experience is not particularly in favour of psychedelics helping migraines. Until my late 20s I had occasional migraines and no CH, then when CH started I got no migraines ever - so whatever happened to my neurochemistry affected both conditions. The past 2 years or so I have been using RC seeds to treat my episodic CH with probably a 80-90% chance of them aborting a cycle, it rarely fails. However, it is very common since taking RC seeds for me to get one or two migraines after the 3rd dose and this signals an end to the CH cycle. I have started getting occasional migraines in general again after a >15 year remission. Therefore this suggests to me that LSA (or RC seeds specifically, NOT mushrooms) definitely affects the migraine circuit of my brain but , in my case, not in a positive way.

MM did not seem to make a big difference with my migraines but RC seeds seemed to help some. They took me from 5 to 7 days to 1 to 3 a week. This lasted for a couple of years until they stopped having good results. I was back up to 3 to 5 days a week. I am on Nurtec 1 every other day and have been headache free now for a little over 3 weeks.

I used psilocybin. Still in remission.