Guest guest Posted February 28, 2000 Report Share Posted February 28, 2000 Hi, Christie, >so I could have a drink to get to sleep - docs don't >believe me when I say traz and klonopin don't work anymore. Your doc must not be too familiar with CFS, or would expect this. One alternative you might want to try is Ambien - another is doxepine (I recommend liquid pediatric Sinequon so you can start at a low enough dose.) I had a Klonopin/doxepin combination that worked well for over a year, but then stop working well. I switched to other things; after a year I tried Klonopin/doxepin again and it worked well again. Had to stop when my liquid Sinequon ran out, and I couldn't get a refill because of the FDA alert letter about the use of doxepin in combination with several other drugs. I have seen the idea floated that by varying the exact dose, the time it takes you to get acclimated to a sleep-inducer can be increased. This puts off the time when it no longer works but may not hold it off forever, or in everybody. But in my own case it did seem to help. This is most easily done if you are using liquid formulations, or splitting tablets. Jerry ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 22, 2001 Report Share Posted October 22, 2001 Thanks Pat. This insurance thingie really has me worried. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2003 Report Share Posted July 1, 2003 Several things to ponder regarding the is HIV benign t heory: 1. In Africa and other 3rd world countries, there isn't necessarily an HIV test being done to determine HIV status. Often, is someone shows this many of that many symptoms, boom, they're POZ. Nevertheless, we hear these statistics of this many billion people will become infected in the next two seconds. 2. In Africa, over half of the people deemed POZ are women, but in the U.S., we see about 20% of the HIV population is female. The theory is that Africans are having wild unprotected sex night and day. And maybe they are kind of, but it's racist to make that blanket assumption. But so are heterosexual Americans. Just look at the number of abortions per year in America. And look at that number since Roe v. Wade. And then crunch the numbers. Right there is pure evidence of a lot of unprotected heterosexual sex, and yet for some reason, there has not been a corresponding increase in women testing POZ in the US. 3. The entire " HIV is an STD " theory totally disregards everything that we know about the human immune system and how it works. You can't pump a human body full of powerful drugs and expect that body to " heal " . You can't expect someone to expose his body to toxic inhalers over and over and not have a reaction to it. And I thinks it's more a matter of a lot of unprotected anal sex exposes the body to a lot of " foreign substances " that cause an immune reaction, and this can gradually lead to a breakdown of the immune system. The people of Africa need clean drinking water, access to food rich in nutrients and proteins, and general healthcare, not the latest chemicals from Merck or Pfizer. Regards-- Don cures for AIDS wrote: Read AIDS-Cured Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2003 Report Share Posted July 2, 2003 ...... I agree that foreign proteins in the anus are a hyperimmune stimulant ..... and should definitely be avoided as an oxidant as well as nitrates (poppers) Kev Re: Digest Number 714 > Several things to ponder regarding the is HIV benign t heory: > > 1. In Africa and other 3rd world countries, there isn't necessarily an HIV test being done to determine HIV status. Often, is someone shows this many of that many symptoms, boom, they're POZ. Nevertheless, we hear these statistics of this many billion people will become infected in the next two seconds. > > 2. In Africa, over half of the people deemed POZ are women, but in the U.S., we see about 20% of the HIV population is female. The theory is that Africans are having wild unprotected sex night and day. And maybe they are kind of, but it's racist to make that blanket assumption. But so are heterosexual Americans. Just look at the number of abortions per year in America. And look at that number since Roe v. Wade. And then crunch the numbers. Right there is pure evidence of a lot of unprotected heterosexual sex, and yet for some reason, there has not been a corresponding increase in women testing POZ in the US. > > 3. The entire " HIV is an STD " theory totally disregards everything that we know about the human immune system and how it works. You can't pump a human body full of powerful drugs and expect that body to " heal " . You can't expect someone to expose his body to toxic inhalers over and over and not have a reaction to it. And I thinks it's more a matter of a lot of unprotected anal sex exposes the body to a lot of " foreign substances " that cause an immune reaction, and this can gradually lead to a breakdown of the immune system. The people of Africa need clean drinking water, access to food rich in nutrients and proteins, and general healthcare, not the latest chemicals from Merck or Pfizer. > > Regards-- > > Don > cures for AIDS wrote: > > Read AIDS-Cured Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2004 Report Share Posted March 9, 2004 (((Graham))) Sounds like *normal* sides to me. I stood in my closet on numerous occasions asking my mother to help me pick out a shirt because I couldn't. Then I would get mad at what she picked. Then I would get mad at myself for not being able to pick. Then I would cry and cry and cry. It is all just part *of it* and it sounds like your recognize that. At the end of your email you even sounded a bit cheerier and more grounded in reality and just plain being grateful for being given the opportunity to even do treatment as many want to and can't afford it or don't have support around them. You know...... all those great platitude things that sometimes help and sometimes don't LOL Anyway, I sure hope to see you next Tuesday. Word is Dirk might not be there...... DARN IT! but I will be there with bells on. Peace and Love, Pam >^..^< Dogs come when they're called. Cats take a message and get back to you. -- Missy Dizick Digest Number 714 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.615 / Virus Database: 394 - Release Date: 03/09/2004 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 , I think this is a good question. I often wonder what to do when I have a global increase in something. I would take a look to see is the alpha is a low alpha or otherwise. If there is an asymmetry (frontal alpha high relative to posterior alpha), I would be training up beta and alpha down frontally (beta up alpha down on the left and/or lobeta up on the right). I have done alpha/theta with people with too much alpha in front or central and the alpha has come down to meet the theta. I am assuming that you did a QEEG or Pete's assessment to get your results. Hope this is helpful. Kathy Abbott, Psy.D. High Alpha Question All I have a new patient with alpha nearly everywhere, especially on the Right frontally but also medially, centrally and parietally. She has alpha peak frequencies around 11 uV nearly everywhere too. She is very slowly recovering from a minor whiplash head inujry which should not have been sufficient to cause the amount of confusion and memory loss that it has. My question is: is a strategy of training down alpha everywhere warranted and particularly, training peak frequency down. It seems logical, but what's logic got to do with it? what about training beta up? any suggestions? ________________________________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2005 Report Share Posted September 5, 2005 I recently changed AOL set-ups. Please now send these e-mails to the following address: KJHMRH@... Thank you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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