Changing from Risperdal to Lithium Orotate

[Guest guest]

Hi All, one of my friends told me that Risperdal is linked to Diabetes, so I got

a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about the

connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is very

interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it takes a

long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do something ASAP

before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

[Guest guest]

You cannot rapid detox from Risperdal. The effects could be disasterous. Why on

earth is this child on an anti-psychotic? That's what Risperdal is...it's not

for " focus " and believe me, it is not a pleasant drug to be on. I'm getting very

disturbed by the amount of children on it.

A very slow weaning in neccessary...

Maggie

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> Hi All, one of my friends told me that Risperdal is linked to Diabetes, so I

got a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about the

connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is very

interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it takes a

long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do something ASAP

before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

>

[Guest guest]

Risperdal CAN lead to metabolic syndrome which often ends up as diabetes.

You really can't replace it like you mention, though. Risperdal is really hard

to get off of. A very helpful thing to avoid side effects is to wean down

SLOWLY - very slowly. On a low dose, you should not have much risk of metabolic

syndrome. You can do glucose tolerance testing to check the status and see if

there is a problem. If the child has gained weight with risperdal, there is

likely at least a mild metabolic syndrome issue. Losing the weight via weaning

will help end that.

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> Hi All, one of my friends told me that Risperdal is linked to Diabetes, so I

got a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about the

connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is very

interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it takes a

long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do something ASAP

before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

>

[Guest guest]

You can also take nutritional supplements that promote normal healthy blood

sugar regulation along with the Risperdal.

Risperdal is far better about not inducing blood sugar problems than some of the

other similar medications, but in cases where it does cause a lot of

difficulties, switching to another similar medication sometimes helps.

Andy

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> > Hi All, one of my friends told me that Risperdal is linked to Diabetes, so I

got a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about the

connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is very

interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it takes a

long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do something ASAP

before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

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What are these supplements and how would you dose?

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I got a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about

the connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is

very interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it

takes a long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do

something ASAP before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

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> > > > Hi All, one of my friends told me that Risperdal is linked to Diabetes,

so I got a little worried for my other friend's boy who is on it, told her about

the connection, and said Lithium Orotate might be a good replacement. She is

very interested in switching, but some person on the TACA board told her it

takes a long time to " wean off " Risperdal, is this true? She wants to do

something ASAP before school starts. Does anyone have experience with this?

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