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Posted by cee on April 25, 2013, at 10:25:39
hello people
just wondering if you got better effects if the nardil was crushed into powder
cee
Posted by Tomatheus on April 25, 2013, at 23:27:59
In reply to nardil crushed or not, posted by cee on April 25, 2013, at 10:25:39
Cee,
I don't see how crushing up Nardil tablets into a powder would improve the performance of the medication, unless the crushed-up Nardil is placed into capsules that would alter the delivery of the medication's active ingredient into the body. I've told you previously about the fact that Nardil seemed to become more effective for longer and have fewer side effects when I tried putting the crushed-up contents of my Nardil tablets into enteric capsules. Unfortunately, even that approach didn't work out for me in the long run.
So, how's your Nardil trial been coming along? It's been a while since I've heard from you.
T.
Posted by cee on April 27, 2013, at 19:30:04
In reply to Re: nardil crushed or not, posted by Tomatheus on April 25, 2013, at 23:27:59
hello big t
I have been working a lot and have been having hard time posting . plan go over what I have been doing with my nardil iprovements shortly
cee
Posted by Tomatheus on April 27, 2013, at 19:48:25
In reply to Re: nardil crushed or not, posted by cee on April 27, 2013, at 19:30:04
Ok, Cee, please feel free to take your time. I do look forward to reading your update, though, once you have time to post it.
T.
Posted by Lamdage22 on April 30, 2013, at 8:23:50
In reply to Re: nardil crushed or not, posted by Tomatheus on April 25, 2013, at 23:27:59
Nardil works alright as it is. Im thinking to give parnate a shot.
60mg is an ok dose?
Posted by Tomatheus on April 30, 2013, at 11:49:56
In reply to Re: nardil crushed or not, posted by Lamdage22 on April 30, 2013, at 8:23:50
Lamdage22,
See below for my responses to your post...
> Nardil works alright as it is.
From what I've read, responses to Nardil -- like those to any medication -- tend to vary from person to person. There are some for whom the current version of Nardil brings about remission of depressive symptoms. There are also some who partially respond to the medication. There also seems to be a group of individuals who responded more favorably to Nardil before it was reformulated in 2003 than they respond to the current version of the medication. Finally, I think that there are likely some individuals who don't respond well to any version of Nardil. There are also probably some individuals who don't fit neatly into any the Nardil response patterns that I've described above. Responses to medications, Nardil and otherwise, can be as unique as the individuals taking the medications.
> Im thinking to give parnate a shot.
>
> 60mg is an ok dose?I'm not a medical professional, but my thinking is that it would make the most sense to start out at a lower dose of Parnate (like say, 30 mg) and then to increase the dose if there seems to be a need for more medication after you've been taking it for several weeks. That's just my thinking, though, and if I had any advice to give it would be to take your medication as prescribed and let your prescribing doctor know if you think that any dosing adjustments would be a good idea.
Good luck with Parnate, if you end up taking it.
T.
Posted by cee on May 4, 2013, at 23:59:33
In reply to Re: nardil crushed or not » Lamdage22, posted by Tomatheus on April 30, 2013, at 11:49:56
hello people
I have quite a story to tell about nardil it has probably saved my life twice now but iam finding hard to figure out after they changed the make up I am working my own business right now and I am crazy busy I will tel you nthe whole story when things quite down it will be a big post cee
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