Posted by bleauberry on August 14, 2011, at 8:47:10
In reply to New on Nardil, posted by Cass on August 13, 2011, at 15:11:52
Hey look on the bright side....
At least you are above ground and able to eat.
You can always stop it and go back to eating your old habits any time you want.
There are plenty of foods you will like just as much as the ones you are accustomed to....you just don't know what they are yet. Taste buds will change as your diet changes.
If it ends up working as good as you want it to, the price you have to pay in terms of food choices is almost a steal. You can't get a better deal than that.
At least you aren't gluten intolerant. If you were, your diet would be permanently restricted for the rest of your life. Not a bad thing though. Even normal healthy people feel better when they go gluten free. The wheat of the Bible days is not the same as the wheat of today, which has been horribly contaminated by some pretty serious genetic manipulation. Which reminds me, how do you know you gluten isn't a problem? Have you had the lab test? Ever tried a gluten free diet for a couple weeks to see what happens? I only ask because you would not be the first person who miraculously improved if you tried that and it worked. The time to really start taking a close look at issues such as gluten, toxicity, glutathione, microbial loads, and such, is when a bunch of meds haven't worked out....which basically is logic screaming at us saying we are barking up the wrong tree looking at the wrong stuff.
All that said, Nardil imo has more potential than probably any other meds you've taken. The only ones I am aware of that stand above the crowd include parnate, nardil, prozac/tca, prozac/ritalin, zoloft/tca. I think we could pretty much pretend all the others don't exist and people might be better off because of it. Weird I know. Just an opinion.
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