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Exciting New Features in GTT 1.1 Update Transforming Your Tapering Experience
Tapering medication or supplements can be a complex and delicate process. Managing dosage changes smoothly is essential to avoid discomfort or setbacks. The latest update to GTT, version 1.1, introduces practical features designed to make tapering easier and more flexible. These improvements give users better control over their tapering schedules and reduce the hassle of manual adjustments. This post explores the key enhancements in GTT 1.1 and how they improve your tapering
Guy Rotenberg
4 days ago2 min read
My professional hyperbolic/exponential psychiatric drug tapering tool is out! Please feel free to download and give me feedback (currently in beta and Windows only - Mac coming soon!)
You can learn more about it and download it here! https://www.guythetaperman.com/download-gtt
Guy Rotenberg
7 days ago1 min read
New review for 'Crossing Zero', working on a new video about AI, Tapering app is coming!
I am thrilled to announce that I have just published a new review of Anders Sørensen's work, 'Crossing Zero: The art and science of coming off - and staying off - psychiatric drugs.' Please go to my Research & Reviews section to check it out! This ia very detailed and deep review that talks about the good and the bad - you know me - I don't hold back! the link is here : https://www.guythetaperman.com/news/crossing-zero-anders-sorensen-review Additionally, I am creating a new
Guy Rotenberg
Feb 71 min read


Tailored Tapering Support from Guy the Taperman
When it comes to reducing psychiatric medications, the journey can feel overwhelming. I understand how daunting it is to take those first steps toward tapering off antidepressants, benzodiazepines, or z drugs. That’s why I’m here to offer you tailored tapering support that meets you exactly where you are. Together, we can create a plan that respects your unique needs and pace, helping you regain control with confidence and care. Why Tailored Tapering Support Matters No two jo
Guy Rotenberg
Jan 153 min read
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