Re:A bone-marrow transplant treated a patient’s leukemia – a...
by perl4ever on Monday October 01, 2018 @11:05AM
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I don't know enough to evaluate this advice, but the word "histamine" caught my eye.
There are antidepressants that, as I understand it, are antihistamines. For example, imipramine. I wonder what it means if you have an adverse reaction to such a drug, and something resembling schizophrenia as well.
Re:A bone-marrow transplant treated a patient’s leukemia – a...
by Jugglerofworlds on Sunday September 30, 2018 @11:16PM
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I tried prescription memantine, both the generic and XR formulations. The brain fog startup side effect never went away for me, so I had to quit. I've never found a supplement that has actually done anything.
Re:A bone-marrow transplant treated a patient’s leukemia – a...
by baccheion on Monday October 01, 2018 @12:27AM
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Did you taper 2.5 mg at a time every 3-4 days until taking 5-10 mg? Also add selank. Have you ever tried chelated/TRAACS magnesium? What else have you tried?
Do you have any nutrient deficiencies? Ever looked into nutrient tests like NutrEval? A comprehensive hormone panel? Thyroid panel? Genetic testing?
Re:A bone-marrow transplant treated a patient’s leukemia – a...
by com2kid on Thursday October 04, 2018 @05:15PM
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I also tried Memantine, my verbal fluency took a serious nose dive, I was unable to follow simple instructions. I slowly tapered up, much slower than 2.5 mg at a time.
It helped in some other areas, but not being able to do simple tasks nixed it for me.
Look into megadose vitamin D3 (+ K2 MK-4 + magnesium). Memantine + selank. Lowering inflammation.