August 18th
2008
1:23 PM
Lipitor 20mg
*Muscle deterioration:*
I had to stop taking walks.
*Diarrhea:*
I am sorry to tell my doctor doesn't know how to treat me.
He raised Tenormin to 50 mg a day, and it made a catastrophy. Severe electrical heart problem. Very debilitating. Permanent chest pain. I acted: I reduced it to a minimal level of 12.5 mg a day.
I have stopped Lipitor 20 mg and replaced it with.
Nattokinase
CoQ10 (Ubiquinol)
Cucurma
Lecithin
Omega 3
Magnesium supplements
Very effective!
Above is from science. Lipitor is from business.
Now, all angina symptoms are gone. No more arythmia.
I have also dropped one aspirin a day, and replaced it with Allicin. (Concentred garlic)
I have learn that aspirin is doing the opposite of the expected effect for 40% of people. It is causing a sever eye pathology, macular degeneration, and stomach bleeding. And after many months it has no beneficial effects, only adverse effects.
Garlic has so many positive side effects.
August 9th
2008
3:59 AM
I find that this medication (Cheratussin AC) is less effective than Tussionex. I believe that the hydrocodone component in Tussionex is more influential and efficacious on the respiratory system than the otolaryngological effects produced by codeine. Codeine, surprisingly, is less potent, in my experience, than hydrocodone. One would expect that codeine would yield more beneficial effects concerning pain relief and cough suppression, as opposed to a more distant relative of morphine, such as hydrocodone. It's interesting how medication affects physiological functioning. This medication, though, generally creates sides effects that are fatigue-oriented, including drowsiness, decreased energy or enervation, and related somnolence symptoms.
Gerald-Mark B., MA
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December 5th
2007
7:26 PM
I have been on Celexa for a little over a week for panic attacks/anxiety. The first 2 days I took it I felt like I was in a dream, light headed, tingly, pretty much just intensifying my problems in the first place so I stopped taking Celexa for a few days.. then I spoke with my doctor and she said to try taking it at night instead of the morning. So I began taking Celexa at bedtime. I didn't have much side effects except for a little trouble sleeping, but I actually was starting to feel "better", for about 4 days I was feeling really well and resuming normal activities. Then out of nowhere on that 4th day in the evening I got a really bad panic attack, and for the past 3 days since I've been feeling high anxiety and panic again. I don't understand, because I really felt like I was getting better. I told my doctor what has been happening and all she said was that its normal to have set backs and to continue the Celexa. I'm also taking Ativan to help control the anxiety until the Celexa "kicks in", but in the past few days nothing has been seeming to help. Has anyone experienced this? Is it because I've only been on Celexa for a week? I feel like I am going crazy being back in this lightheaded fog.
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Wellbutrin (1) Celexa (1) Vytorin (1) Cheratussin AC (1) Yasmin (1) Lipitor (1)
August 22th
2008
12:14 PM
Since HTML is not allowed...need you to find the links to the following:
"whether an oral contraceptive (OC) containing drospirenone (DRSP) (3 mg) + ethinyl estradiol (EE) (30 μg) (DRSP + EE) could modify psychological symptoms and whether it could modify steroids interfering with the γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA)-A receptors.
Conclusion(s): The results suggest beneficial effects of DRSP + EE on psychological symptoms by
decreasing DHEAS."
Beneficial to lower the levels of DHEAS?!
"Women With Higher Levels Of DHEAS Have Better Cognitive Function"
"dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEAS), inhibit the production of TNF in vitro and in vivo."
Who is at greater risk?
Those who have the HLA-DR gene type and already have allergies/asthma.
Adrenergically blockaded conditions = AdBCs include the following: respiratory allergies, skin allergies, and asthma.
IgE will go thru the roof. Allergic reaction. Th2 pathway.
""It has also been shown that young women exposed to intensive stress situations,
with low plasma of dehydroepiandrosterone
sulfate (DHEA-S),
and a recent use of contraceptive pills are most at risk for
onset of autoimmune disease."
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