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Originally posted by Epirus
I find this ruling incredibly strange considering the over the counter sleep meds like unisom can leave you feeling even more disoriented in the morning...not to mention not sleeping... My mother suffers from insomnia and this drug brought her old self back because she was able to sleep again. She tried half the dose for a while but it wasn't effective so she went back to the standard.
I was prescribed these for a 1 month period and I felt completely normal in the morning unlike the feeling from the OTC pills.
It takes the FDA forever to approve things that work like cancer medication yet this just swiftly come out with this. This just seems odd to me.
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by Krakatoa
Its not that people are to stupid to understand the drugs they are taking and the side effects.....
Nope, its the evil illuminati trying to only kill christians. Of course! So stand on your rooftops and shout how your going to murder anyone that works with the devil. Then when the cops show up its all apart of the devils evil scheme to keep you from standing on your roof and threatening people.
We have a self-fulfilling prophecy dont we.
Originally posted by misse2miss
Hmm i dont think i would take the article where you took that article.
i would say yes a form of a cover up.. but maybe in another sense.
Perhaps they are trying to eliminate people from going into to deep sleep.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A court document says the drug found in Ambien sleeping pills was found in Kerry Kennedy's blood after her recent New York auto accident. A urine test found no trace of alcohol. The ex-wife of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and daughter of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy said a week ago that her doctors thought a seizure caused the July 11 accident. She said their tests found no alcohol, recreational drugs or prescription medication. She acknowledged she told a police officer she might have taken an Ambien by accident instead of thyroid medication.
Originally posted by Krakatoa
reply to post by misse2miss
That's also a possibility....I just have a hard time believing that the FDA is concerned with anyone feeling drowsy after taking a sleeping pill. Sounds kinda obvious to me....you take a sleeping pill, you get sleepy...duh!
Originally posted by zonetripper2065
I abused my Xanax script for years, Im perfectly fine.
My son is 9 and has recently been diagnosed with ADHD. We are trialing medication and he's on 8 hour slow release which he takes at 8am. A lot of our trouble seems to be at bed time. He takes a long time to get sorted, seemingly dragging it out. Once he is in bed he finds things in his bedroom to play with instead of laying and trying to get to sleep. He has a tv and games console in his bedroom and we take the controllers so he can't be tempted to use it, but he's been sneaking them back from us.. or sneaking his handheld nintendo ds from downstairs. He's lieing to us about having things with him and we have to strip his bed down to find them.. and he gets them confiscated for the week. I've brought bedtime forward as a punishment to try and stop him behaving this way too, but he never seems to learn.. I just can't think of anything else to try... I can't remove everything from his room, but he always finds something else to fiddle or play with.. Any ideas??? I'm tired from being on the go all day and up and down the stairs until after 11pm some nights!!!
Until a year ago my 13 year old has ADHD combined type and LDs and slept about 4 hours a nite--although she was in bed by 9pm on a regular schedule with ample exercise during the day, no stimulating activities within an hour of bedtime and then I read to her for the last 30 minutes and then some soothing music for about an hour (all positive stuff)--she still laid awake until 1-2 a.m and was up by 6a.m. in 2011 our Neuropsychologist recommended adding a medication called Intuniv to her adhd meds. She started going to sleep within 15 minutes of going to bed!!! I cried for a week I was so happy for her--and for me because I was getting sleep now, too. This is worth a try because the results for us have been nothing short of miraculous. (Melatonin did not work for her, nor did clonadine or MANY other natural things)
Originally posted by misse2miss
i mean i can see how the op is connecting it.
Most of these mass murders have been on psycho drugs. Most of these drugs cause insomnia..i do not know for a fact i just know my cousins does he has odd.
So they are usually paired with a sleep aid.
Originally posted by Komaratzi11
My 87 year-old grandmother was taking Ambien and had to be taken off of it recently. Apparently, she had been doing normal wakeful activities in her sleep. She freaked out after she woke up one morning and realized she had fried a hamburger and ate it in her sleep that night. Thank goodness she didn't get in her car and try to drive somewhere.
It really makes one stop and think about what kind of things people could do and how we don't know which people are even using these drugs.
Originally posted by Krakatoa
Originally posted by misse2miss
i mean i can see how the op is connecting it.
Most of these mass murders have been on psycho drugs. Most of these drugs cause insomnia..i do not know for a fact i just know my cousins does he has odd.
So they are usually paired with a sleep aid.
And, when paired (as you stated) if there was a new side-effect discovered that would explain the rise in these incidents, do you really think that would be made public? The Big Pharma industry would take a big hit in the wallet. Cant have that now can we?