Re: Brain fog.

[Guest guest]

> My main concern right now is getting my brain fog to lift.

Hydergine 5 mg 4 times a day worked wonders for me when I was really

toxic, and for others I know.

Unfortunately, it is MD type Rx, expensive at US prices, and the FDA

is currently stretching their legal authority and intercepting all

shipments of medications people order from abroad, where you can get

it for about 5% of US prices and without an Rx.

Other materials like vinpocetine may or may not be suitable

substitutes.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Andy,

> > My main concern right now is getting my brain fog to lift.

>

> Hydergine 5 mg 4 times a day worked wonders for me when I was really

> toxic, and for others I know.

>

How long did it take for you, and others, to notice results?

> Unfortunately, it is MD type Rx, expensive at US prices, and the FDA

> is currently stretching their legal authority and intercepting all

> shipments of medications people order from abroad, where you can get

> it for about 5% of US prices and without an Rx.

>

Hmmm... I'm going to be in Colombia next week to spend time with my

fiance. All kinds of drugs are available over the counter there.

Assuming I could find it there do you know if I'd have trouble

bringing hydergine back to the U.S.? I regularly get my luggage and

carry on bags inspected so I'm not eager to smuggle anything into the

country.

Do you think it would be hard to get an MD to prescribe it for me? I

have the pick-your-own-doctor health plan with decent Rx benefits so

the cost would probably not break me.

>

> Other materials like vinpocetine may or may not be suitable

> substitutes.

I assume vinpocetine is better than gingko? I see that LEF and other

places have it but I'll call local health food stores before ordering

it remotely.

Thanks for your help and welcome to the list!

Sol