Re: Inositol poop out and inositol

[Guest guest]

Hi

We inadvertantly learned about six months ago when we eventually

stopped giving it to him. First it was missed doses in the morning,

and then I'd find a missed evening dose the next morning. Finally, I

quit giving it to him to find out what would happen. Late one night

he came to me and said that he had quit taking his inositol and

wanted to start taking it again. I would guess that he had been off

of it for about two months. He said that he was feeling anxious at

bedtime again and was worrying about electrical outlets. We started

it back and within a few days, he was feeling better. I'm not ready

to give it a try, but I imagine that we will again ...

inadvertantly

I can understand wanting to be free of it all, but I can't imagine

it:)

Regards,

Last night after we had all gone to bed except for my

> husband, my dh came to me and said " is so happy now, the

OCD

> must be gone. " I attribute it ALL to inositol.

>

> If like , OCD really seems gone but it's " still there "

> according to . He was also doing so well on it that I asked

> him was OCD " gone. " Do you think you'll have try to come

off

> it at some point to see how he's doing?

>

> I had wanted to stay on Celexa for 2 years at least (just

my

> idea) before cutting back on it, but believe we will try to begin

> cutting back now and ease into the summer. He wouldn't have been

on

> it for 2 years until this coming August. BUT I am also planning to

> add back a bit of inositol at a low dose as he goes down on the

> Celexa, etc....I think. His OCD is still there and HE wants to

take

> nothing, but I really do NOT want OCD to pick up a level or more

> again or feel that " I " am ready to see how he is, totally OCD-med

> free. I just want something in his body and not have to go back

> to " building up " and waiting again, sigh!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

We inadvertantly learned about six months ago when we eventually

stopped giving it to him. First it was missed doses in the morning,

and then I'd find a missed evening dose the next morning. Finally, I

quit giving it to him to find out what would happen. Late one night

he came to me and said that he had quit taking his inositol and

wanted to start taking it again. I would guess that he had been off

of it for about two months. He said that he was feeling anxious at

bedtime again and was worrying about electrical outlets. We started

it back and within a few days, he was feeling better. I'm not ready

to give it a try, but I imagine that we will again ...

inadvertantly

I can understand wanting to be free of it all, but I can't imagine

it:)

Regards,

Last night after we had all gone to bed except for my

> husband, my dh came to me and said " is so happy now, the

OCD

> must be gone. " I attribute it ALL to inositol.

>

> If like , OCD really seems gone but it's " still there "

> according to . He was also doing so well on it that I asked

> him was OCD " gone. " Do you think you'll have try to come

off

> it at some point to see how he's doing?

>

> I had wanted to stay on Celexa for 2 years at least (just

my

> idea) before cutting back on it, but believe we will try to begin

> cutting back now and ease into the summer. He wouldn't have been

on

> it for 2 years until this coming August. BUT I am also planning to

> add back a bit of inositol at a low dose as he goes down on the

> Celexa, etc....I think. His OCD is still there and HE wants to

take

> nothing, but I really do NOT want OCD to pick up a level or more

> again or feel that " I " am ready to see how he is, totally OCD-med

> free. I just want something in his body and not have to go back

> to " building up " and waiting again, sigh!

>

>