Question: I had an episode of Psychosis at the age of 30. There were delusions, but no hallucinations.I faced some stress at office related to project change and that was the start of all.To put it in short, I started believing, at office people around were acting with me.I took long leave because of the odds I believed in and then started thinking the people at office were following up with me through internet, they or somebody else who is in charge watch me through the camera on my lap and things like that.I was taken to hospital and was put on Risperidone 2 mg and later shifted to Abilify 10 mg. I had medicine for about 10 months before I was weaned off it. 12 months later again there was an episode when there were delusions but lighter and I was again taken to Hospital. This time I was put on Amisulpride and another medication (which I do not remember the name). The medicines Risperidone, Abilify, Amisulpride none were suiting me and there were side effects and I was having a hard time while having it. This time I wanted to come out of medication some how and decided to stop having it after one month of starting it. I quit the medicine abruptly after one month and the result of which was not very good. I was again hospitalized after 3 months or so this time more stronger delusions. It was in March 2013 and since then I am on Amisulpride and Abilify. When ever I have medicine the delusions go off and I am back to my sane self. Doctor is weaning off the medication right now and currently I am on a dosage of 100 mg of amisulpride and 20 mg of abilify. Slowly the dosage will again be reduced and the Doctor's plan is to take me out of medication with in a duration of two years or so. In between when I was on the medications twice I heard voice (I was in an afternoon nap and heard a loud voice and got up and there was nothing) and once I had something like a hallucination. It was when I woke up in the middle of sleep at night. I thought like somebody is sitting on a chair and after few seconds I realised there is nobody. I never have heard voice or had any visual hallucination when I had the episodes of Psychosis. These experiences I got when I was on the high dosage of medication soon after (two months) the start of treatment after the third episode. Now the medicine is reduced so much and never after I have got those. It is surprising that I have never got these during the episodes and I got it when I am taking medication. I got these hallucinations only few times as mentioned above and got it when I was half asleep.Is this something to be worried about? Getting hit by the disease three times, is it a cause to be worried about? I am functional now and am working as a software Engineer. My current diagnosis is Psychosis NOS. Am I having paranoid Schizophrenia? Will the disease relapse again after coming out of the medication after 2 years of using it as suggested by the Doctor? I feel I am less intelligent when I am on the medication. I am able to do my work as the medication is reduced in dosage but not as good as before. It has affected my communication abilities. I was somebody known for my language skills at my previous work places. This is a new job I am working on after the start of the medication and my supervisor has given me a feedback that I can try to improve my communication skills. One thing to mention is even when I was hit by the episodes of Psychosis I was functional and was able to do my work the way I do it before. It is the medicine which slows me down. I had taken and has come out of medication two times and I can tell this with 100% assurance. Also I read somewhere that having green tea extract would help while on antipsychotics. It would give better motivation and will help to improve the quality of life. Is it fine to have this supplement? Will it interact with the medication? Feeling less motivated is a problem I face when on this medication. I am not active as before. Difficult to exercise and all that.Is there any other supplement that will help?