Re: Pseudoephedrine question

[Guest guest]

hi

i am a but confused here.

are people actually giving this to there children on aregular basis for

fatigue.

are there any documentations to back this up.

is there long term side effects?

thaks joey

[Guest guest]

pseudoephedrine is chemically similar and occurs in the same plant and

other plants, but most of what is in pills is synthetic.

Typically one uses a 30 mg tablet (the little red things) every 4-6

hours, stopping well before bedtime.

The red coloring usually washes off nicely under running water, or some

tablets can be found without coloring.

If you are very sensitive you might find half a tab adequate.

Unlike ephedrine, pseudoephedrine does not elevate mood or relieve

discomfort, it only creates energy. It also dries the mucous

membranes.

Andy . . . .. . .

>

> Is anyone using Pseudoephedrine for fatige?

>

> What dossage to use, same than for Ephedrine? That was 12.5 mg in the

> AM and then about 6 mg every 4 to 6 hours until 6 PM.

>

> Is pseudoephedrine taken fronm the same plant or it is just

> chemically similar?

>

> Thanks all.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Andy! I started today with the pseudoephedrine and got

more energy than I remember having in a decade. Is there any side

effect to consider and perhaps counteract?

Ingrid:

I am not feeling depressed, so it is fine with me to get just

energy. What I notice some moments when I chelate is that my

feelings are richer. I can't wait to see what life looks like

without mercury. I think I am going to have a blast.

> hi

> i am a but confused here.

> are people actually giving this to there children on aregular

basis for

> fatigue.

> are there any documentations to back this up.

> is there long term side effects?

> thaks joey

>

I am chelating both my son and myself. I was the one looking for

controling the fatige. I read that SAMe gives energy, and it is used

to chelate antimony, I believe. I would give a young child SAMe, but

I probably wouldn't give him pseudoephedrine.

[Guest guest]

> Thank you Andy! I started today with the pseudoephedrine and got

> more energy than I remember having in a decade. Is there any side

> effect to consider and perhaps counteract?

It is stimulating and can " burn you out " like all stimulants.

it suppresses certain parts of the immune system mildly, which is why

it is so useful for allergies and colds.

It elevates blood pressure a bit.

Lots of adrenal support would be appropriate to take with it.

Andy . . . . .