Posted by tepiaca on January 19, 2006, at 22:59:55
In reply to Re: Dependance, Benzoz, APs, posted by blueberry on January 19, 2006, at 17:57:39
> Declan, yeah, zyprexa for me is much harder to withdraw from than xanax. At least with xanax, there are other things to make it easier, such as magnesium, magnesium glycinate, or GabaCalm (glycine, gaba, taurine combo). But I haven't found anything that makes it easier for zyprexa. I mean, xanax is basically only affecting one neurotransmitter system, but zyprexa is all over the map, affecting everything from serotonin to dopamine to histamine to physical metabolism and who knows what else, all in intricate complicated ways. It's like withdrawing from a whole bunch of meds at the same time. But that's just me. I'm sure it is different for other people.
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> > So Blueberry, your experience is that antipsychotics were harder to withdraw from than benzos? I'm astonished and interested. Do you want to say more about this?
> > Declan
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>Maybe Im a rare case, but I have left all my drugs cold turkey and I haven´t feel something wrong except for Nardil, wich gave me some vivid nigthmares , oh and Seroquel a little bit of insomnia the first days. All the rest , SSRIS , all the atypical AP , tricyclics, SNRis I was fine
right now I left cold turkey remeron
But im afraid of benzons.... yes I am !
Sometimes when I forget the klnopin dose for more than 2 days i feel very bad. I believe that is a withdrawal symptopm , then I take it and I feel good againTep
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