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How long can you take propanol? How do you get off safely?

I gleaned alot out of this Thank you Mike

Can't believe I am the very first to comment; which is that I thank you for your clear and concise report on this pharma..

Sir during my medical checkup my heart beat instantly increase upto 160/95 but as i come from doctor cabin my heart beat become normal...i have no any cardiologic problem my heart rate and blood pressure always remain normal But whenever i give medical exam or interview my heat rate increase and b.p become 160/95. Does taking propranolol before medical exam it make my b.p normal?😮

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Nah, I’m going exactly the opposite direction.

You missed antivirals (valacyclovir, acyclovir, and famciclovir) and supplements to strengthen the myelin sheath, such as Omega3s, methylated B vitamins, and Vitamin D...

Cool voice nice to listen 😊

You play way better then me

This information doesn't work for everyone. When you have chronic anxiety you need a benzo period everyone is different

Will bottle lime work I know fresh is best but done have any

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I don’t read lips bro 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

can i replace tramadol with cymbalta

can i use cymbalta to replace tramadol?

I've had it since 2005. The cure for me is going to a chiropractor. It turns out my atlas bone gets displaced and often the upper cervical bones get pushed out of place. When I get adjusted and they put everything where it's supposed to go the pain stops and it goes away. Also, I found stress tends to cause it and make it far worse for me. Hope this helps someone.

This is shit drug. May ruin your life, make you suicidal or homicidal.

What you want to avoid is any food that digests to GLUCOSE. Fat and Protein should not scare anyone. Sugar is the cause of Diabetes; Alzheimer's and Cancer. Cancer LOVES sugar. There are more nitrates in celery.

I take amitriptyline 30 mgs for anxiety and insomnia. It was the only thing that cured my nocturnal panic attacks. I have been taking it for about 2.5 years; I’ve tried to go off it, but only last about 4 months before the insomnia revs up again. Weighing the benefits vs costs, which is worse for dementia? An anticholenergic drug or insomnia and untreated depression…? Would you have any concerns for long term use? Love your videos btw, I always learn a lot from them

Very informative! Thank you 🙏

my mom is on week one and i'm serious when i saw i'm worried about loosing her caregiver bc she's been horrible ever since we stopped the seroquel. i'm hoping it will get better

Absolutely RUINED me. Drug straight from hell.

Very nice report, Dr. ! I like Seroquel above other kinds I've been on..

I bought 2,,,It can hardly hold up 10 lb the feet sway out with any weight at all. Spend a little more than 14.99 if you have a decent keyboard!

Yeah, I’ll take my Earl Gray over statins and I just about anything else that big Pharma whips up

all nutrients can be found here 😅 .

Seroquel is an evil & toxic medication! It literally drove me insane and cased me to go into a coma. I was only on it for a very short period of time for sleep and it has ruined my life. I still have Tardive Dyskinesia, I can’t work or go to school or have normal interactions with other people, I can’t even read a book without my bran shutting down two or three pages into it, Im unable to have intellectual thoughts or interactions l, I am now constantly depressed to the point of constant suicidal thoughts, I am now confined to my home, and so many other things. I NEVER EVER had any of these issues until Seroquel was prescribed to me!

Thanks for the info, what about hair loss

I wonder if this would help me with ny insomnia i take gabapentin and magnesium.Thank you and a big hug from across the Pacific Ocean ❤

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Hello Michael I have a question i have anxiety and my blood pressure gets slightly elevated when I get panic attacks and I take clondine at night to sleep the dosage is 0.1 the lowest dose and it helps a lot the only side effect i get is dry mouth after 3-4 hours after taking the pill do you think I can remove this medication slowly like taking half of the 0.1 pill I also used to be hypertensive but the doctor did a 24/7 hour blood pressure monitor and my blood pressure was perfectly normal but I take 2.5mg of lisinopril in the day just to be safe incase I get a panic attack I was just wondering if I could get your opinion

I understand how important it is.

But I fully understand how important it is to take care of my health ❤️

In my food sometimes I have not liked meat, but as for meat I only like chicken...

For gastric delay if I’m on Mounjaro for diabetics is it safe to use

Thanks for sharing!

Aloha 🌺 looking delish !

Good but remove the cheese it cost extra cholesterol to the meal plus unnecessary triglyceride fat which is not healthy .... ❤

amazing video, but i do wish that you put the caption before showing the ingredient. just a little tidbit very delicious food nonetheless!

Looks REALLY GOOD! Thank you for sharing!

Many thanks

Its still used for depression sometimes. I take it for depression because SSRI dont work. This does happen for some people so they use TCAs instead. And to be honest, TCAs do seem much more effective. SSRI drugs are like a bad sequel to an original that worked

thank you and god bless you Pharmacist Michael.

Thank you, sir, for this valuable video on trigeminal neuralgia. The pain was unbearable, but Planet Ayurveda's herbal supplements provided much-needed relief. My aunt also found their products incredibly helpful. Highly recommend!

Hi, I was reading a woman’s day magazine today and there it was talking about Bee Pollen. so I did a little searching and there you were. The benefits of the bee pollen were more then I had expected. It was presented very clearly and easy to understand! I just wish that you had gone into a little more detail about how much to start taking VB pollen and how often do you take it? I don’t know if I’m allergic so that’s the number one question what would be some of the side effects that you would notice quite quickly? Other than that it was very very well presented and so easy to understand thank you so much for your time. Aloha from Hawaii 😊

Another less rose glasses way of presenting the 27% figures Michael quotes is that 74 people would have to be treated for 2 years for one person only to benefit from not having a cv deat/heart attack/stroke. This channel imo is at least partly Industry propaganda. Maximises the repatha benefits in a cutesy charming way and minimise downsides and ignore the fact it does nothing to improve all cause mortality. There may be a study that shows a 27% relative risk decrease in heart attacks but there are other experts that have questioned aspects of that research from my memory. Also these figures sound a lot less effective when looked at through the lens of absolute risk reduction which is less than 2%. Bottom line, research cant be relied upon to be honest much as we would like that simple solution. It may be hinest but without doubt it is is often at the very least massaged to maximise benefits and minimise downsides. At worst, check out the Wiley and Hindawi catalogue story plus the William McBride story to understand scientists are like all humans, corruptible in smaller and bigger ways for a variety of rewsons esp career and emplyment, and thus that cannot a priori be trusted esp when its so often paid for by entities who have a financial interest in the outcome.

Industry propaganda. Maximise benefits in a cutesy charming way and minimise downsides and ignore the fact it does nothing to improve all cause mortality. There may be a study that shows a 27% relative risk decrease in heart attacks but there are others that show quite a bit less plus there has been questioning of at least one of those earlier major results papers by some medical scientists. Bottom line, research cant be relied upon to be honest much as we would like that simple solution. It may be hinest but without doubt it is is often at the very least massaged to maximise benefits and minimise downsides. At worst, check out the Wiley and Hindawi catalogue story plus the William McBride story to understand scientists are like all humans, corruptible in smaller and bigger ways for a variety of rewsons esp career and emplyment, and thus that cannot a priori be trusted esp when its so often paid for by entities who have a financial interest in the outcome.

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Now that looks delicious!

Id love to eat thier just once inba lifetime.