Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

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<<Funny stuff, these brain chemicals!>>

No kidding! How else can you explain the whole Marie Presley/

thing?

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<<Funny stuff, these brain chemicals!>>

No kidding! How else can you explain the whole Marie Presley/

thing?

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Dee, do you buy this already mixed or the powder?

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> From: dolores morris[sMTP:dmorris@...]

> Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 2:35PM

> To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

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> HI I just wanted to let you know that I take Flintstone chewable

> vitamins

> complete. I do not have any problems with energy. I feel good. I

> had my

> surgery Dec 13 and i have lost 47 pounds. I do have afew problems

> with food

> that has texture, such as meat and vegetables. I also use Carnation

> Instant

> Breakfast sugar free. Dee in Missouri

>

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are the Flintstone Complete comparable to the One Source that Dr. R.

recommends?

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> From: Hathfrtt@...[sMTP:Hathfrtt@...]

> Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 5:02PM

> To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

> Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

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> From: Hathfrtt@...

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> Dee,

>

> I changed last week to the Flinstone Complete. I'm having good luck

> w/them too. Three of those a day are no problem!

>

> Sincerely,

> na

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I am with you there, I took Paxil and was soooo sluggish and just plain UCKY

for lack of a better term. It also made me like, " sex?, i don't need no

stinkin sex! " It was VERY effeminating if you know what I mean! I like the

Effexor for that reason too! I DO however notice if I am late with it! It is

like chewing on aluminum foil with fillings! My mom on the other hand does

really well on Prozak and we have not had a big altercation in a LLLLLLLong

time! Paige

>From: NValmassoi@...

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

>Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 07:13:54 EST

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>I love effexor too, as does my family. Even my son will say, " Mom, did you

>miss a pill? " I like it BECAUSE it doesn't feel like I am taking a drug.

>One

>thing I have learned about depression medication is that it is VERY

>individual. One drug that is GREAT for one person will not work for

>someone

>else. I took Welbutrin (sp) and had a horrible reaction, I was nearly

>violent. It is important (IMHO) to go to a good psychiatrist who

>specializes

>in mood disorders and is willing to work with you until he/she gets it

>right.

> Thankfully, there are a lot of tricks in the bag when in comes to

>treating

>depression. Don't settle for something that gives you lots of side effects

>if you don't have to.

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that sounds like a good idea. I have some 37.5 capsules. I think I'll try

that.

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that sounds like a good idea. I have some 37.5 capsules. I think I'll try

that.

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I take 75 also but I believe she wanted to step me up to 150 but I had so

many things going I did not get back in to check it out! I think I am of the

opinion that everyone is different, I am happy now but if I was working and

such it might need to be raised. I am seeing her on the 15th so we will talk

then. I will let you know what she says:) Paige

>From: Deckbound@...

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

>Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2000 09:40:48 EST

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>That is interesting, because I am not sure that Effexor is right for me. I

>seem to still have anxiety and am jittery sometimes. I am taking 75 mgs.

>Would you mind telling me how many milligrams you take? I was taking 150

>milligrams and had to reduce down to 75 after surgery. My sister takes

>Celexa and she seems to be doing really well. Guess I should call my

>psychiatrist back and see what he says. I just hate changing meds and

>trying

>new ones. Especially antidepressants as you never know what to expect. I

>took Prozac for several years and finally it simply quit working for me and

>then I HAD to change. Keep me posted.

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<< My mom on the other hand does

really well on Prozak and we have not had a big altercation in a LLLLLLLong

time! Paige >>

See! Better living through chemistry! My chemist husband is always happy to

point out the many pluses of a good old fashioned organic chemistry solution

to the world's problems. Sure has lowered the murder and mayhem rate in my

immediate vicinity! Dee in MI.

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Thanks Paige, I am doing like you are doing and taking the 37.5 one at night

and the other about noon. The 150mg made me crazy. good luck and keep me

posted. EC

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LOL<

I think it really has helped both of us! Thank your chemist hubby for me!

Paige

>From: Yarnmama@...

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>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

>Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 11:51:12 EST

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><< My mom on the other hand does

>really well on Prozak and we have not had a big altercation in a LLLLLLLong

>time! Paige >>

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>See! Better living through chemistry! My chemist husband is always happy

>to

>point out the many pluses of a good old fashioned organic chemistry

>solution

>to the world's problems. Sure has lowered the murder and mayhem rate in my

>immediate vicinity! Dee in MI.

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LOL<

I think it really has helped both of us! Thank your chemist hubby for me!

Paige

>From: Yarnmama@...

>Reply-To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>To: MiniGastricBypassonelist

>Subject: Re: Prozac and effects on appetite

>Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 11:51:12 EST

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><< My mom on the other hand does

>really well on Prozak and we have not had a big altercation in a LLLLLLLong

>time! Paige >>

>

>See! Better living through chemistry! My chemist husband is always happy

>to

>point out the many pluses of a good old fashioned organic chemistry

>solution

>to the world's problems. Sure has lowered the murder and mayhem rate in my

>immediate vicinity! Dee in MI.

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