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I've read in detailed on researched studies that the mitochondria is dysfunctional in patients with mental illnesses and antidepressants only deplete the ATP even more hence all thover horrible side effects.

Also those in the US should check out for UBIQUINOL which has shown greater results than AD's without the horrific side effects.

Please check online for detailed information on the above.

I was on 250mg Sertraline and have quit cold turkey and it's all good.

Not that I'm suggesting as everyone is different.

Take care and feel better.

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  • Lina1961
    Lina1961 Guest

    Posted

    Thanks saw neuro as a review for MD today and he has suggested amitriptyline for nerve pain getting all sorts of burning pain in my left arm and back
    • Guest
      Guest Lina1961

      Posted

      Hope it works for you. I took it for almost a year and doesn't cure the pain...maybe just puts you to sleep so eventually one feels better.

    • Lina1961
      Lina1961 Guest

      Posted

      Just waiting for appointment with neurosurgeon so gp put me on this as I am losing a lot of weight was on dothiepin for 21 years successfully come off it with help of gp didn't want to go anything again just can't sit anywhere at home without pressure on my back tell you the truth I don't it will work for pain

  • debbie_84339
    debbie_84339 Guest

    Posted

    You quit cold turkey !!  Omgosh !!   What about side effects ?   
    • Guest
      Guest debbie_84339

      Posted

      It's ok..not so bad. Just a some brain zaps which isn't so bad. Should subside soon. I guess there's a lot of anxiety for the anxiety of withdrawals hence it makes it worse.

      This is second time I've gone cold turkey.

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