Anyone heard of these drugs?

[Guest guest]

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?

Merrie

[Guest guest]

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?

Merrie

[Guest guest]

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?

Merrie

[Guest guest]

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?

Merrie

[Guest guest]

<<Anyone heard of these drugs?

Posted by: " M " harp@...

Sun Dec 17, 2006

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and

large the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to

justify them are unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of

an industry that must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

Regards,

Do not follow where the path may lead;

go instead where there is no path and

leave a trail.

[Guest guest]

<<Anyone heard of these drugs?

Posted by: " M " harp@...

Sun Dec 17, 2006

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and

large the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to

justify them are unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of

an industry that must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

Regards,

Do not follow where the path may lead;

go instead where there is no path and

leave a trail.

[Guest guest]

<<Anyone heard of these drugs?

Posted by: " M " harp@...

Sun Dec 17, 2006

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and

large the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to

justify them are unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of

an industry that must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

Regards,

Do not follow where the path may lead;

go instead where there is no path and

leave a trail.

[Guest guest]

<<Anyone heard of these drugs?

Posted by: " M " harp@...

Sun Dec 17, 2006

Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were

the SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs

as it was hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them

down on a slip of paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs

that appear to be:

1. Xanax

2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and

large the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to

justify them are unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of

an industry that must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

Regards,

Do not follow where the path may lead;

go instead where there is no path and

leave a trail.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . This is very helpful.

As I said, I didn't for a minute believe there was a helpful drug out

there especially for mental disturbances. From what I've seen, doctors,

educated by the pharm companies, have no idea how to handle a mental

disorder. They seem only to know how to create them.

Merrie

C Creel wrote:

> <<Anyone heard of these drugs?

> Posted by: " M " harp@...

> Sun Dec 17, 2006

> Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

> there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

> surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were the

SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs as it was

hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them down on a slip of

paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs that appear to be:

> 1. Xanax

> 2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

> Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

>

>

> ** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

> unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and large

the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to justify them are

unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of an industry that

must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

>

>

> OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

>

>

> Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

>

>

> If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . This is very helpful.

As I said, I didn't for a minute believe there was a helpful drug out

there especially for mental disturbances. From what I've seen, doctors,

educated by the pharm companies, have no idea how to handle a mental

disorder. They seem only to know how to create them.

Merrie

C Creel wrote:

> <<Anyone heard of these drugs?

> Posted by: " M " harp@...

> Sun Dec 17, 2006

> Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

> there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

> surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were the

SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs as it was

hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them down on a slip of

paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs that appear to be:

> 1. Xanax

> 2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

> Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

>

>

> ** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

> unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and large

the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to justify them are

unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of an industry that

must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

>

>

> OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

>

>

> Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

>

>

> If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . This is very helpful.

As I said, I didn't for a minute believe there was a helpful drug out

there especially for mental disturbances. From what I've seen, doctors,

educated by the pharm companies, have no idea how to handle a mental

disorder. They seem only to know how to create them.

Merrie

C Creel wrote:

> <<Anyone heard of these drugs?

> Posted by: " M " harp@...

> Sun Dec 17, 2006

> Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

> there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

> surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were the

SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs as it was

hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them down on a slip of

paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs that appear to be:

> 1. Xanax

> 2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

> Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

>

>

> ** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

> unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and large

the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to justify them are

unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of an industry that

must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

>

>

> OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

>

>

> Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

>

>

> If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . This is very helpful.

As I said, I didn't for a minute believe there was a helpful drug out

there especially for mental disturbances. From what I've seen, doctors,

educated by the pharm companies, have no idea how to handle a mental

disorder. They seem only to know how to create them.

Merrie

C Creel wrote:

> <<Anyone heard of these drugs?

> Posted by: " M " harp@...

> Sun Dec 17, 2006

> Someone told my father a few days ago that there were some drugs out

> there for OCD that didn't harm you to take them (like I'm ever going to

believe that!). Anyway, I wasn't familiar with these drugs and was

> surprised as I thought the only thing they ever prescribed for OCD were the

SSRI's. I'm not sure if I've got the spelling right on these drugs as it was

hard to read this doctor's hand writing, but he wrote them down on a slip of

paper for me to see. He has written down two drugs that appear to be:

> 1. Xanax

> 2. Axrain or Atrain or something like that.

> Anyone familiar with what these drugs may be?>>

>

>

> ** Merrie, there are no " safe " pharmaceutical drugs. They all have

> unintended negative consequences. While a few drugs save lives, by and large

the drugs prescribed by psychiatrists and the labels applied to justify them are

unnecessary at best and in most cases, the manipulations of an industry that

must keep creating new drugs in order to remain profitable.

>

>

> OCD is a disorder caused by nutritional disorder or deficiency and is

easily corrected. Generally, people with OCD respond nicely to methonine,

SAMe, calcium, magnesium, B-6, Inositol, TMG, and zinc.

>

>

> Most people with OCD get worse if given supplements of DMAE, choline,

copper, or folic acid.

>

>

> If a person is overmethylated they will respond poorly to inositol and

TMG. How do you know if a person is overmethylated? You could get an

expensive lab test or you could give them 200 mg. of inositol. If they get

tense from it they are overmethylated and should not take this or TMG.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>