Valium is a life saver

Valium is extremely effective against anxiety if used properly. I've been taking it for 34 years. Two ways to take it: 1. Every day for a couple of months maximum. When used continuously it becomes less and less effective and is physically addictive as I found out in the 1970s. You have to come off it very gradually. 2. To take it occasionally, just as and when needed, 2mg twice a day for no more than two consecutive days. Then a gap for as long as possible until you take it again. I average one 5mg tablet a week over a year. Valium originated from the rawawulfa root used in Indian medicine for a thousand years until identified and synthesised by De Roche in the 1950s. Mahatma Ghandi started each day with a porridge made from the root, hence his peaceful countenance, he was spaced out on the stuff. But don't forget, if you've become nervously sensitised by too much anxiety over a period of time you can overcome panic attacks, agrophobia, hyper anxiety and the depression that can come out of anxiety by reading Doctor Clare Weeke's books 'Relief from Nervous Suffering' and 'Self Help with your nerves'. Her extremely helpful technique involves: Facing the symptoms; Accepting the symptoms; 'Floating' past the symptoms; and Letting time pass. That way you desensitise your nervous system - it really does work and will substantially reduce or eliminate the need for Valium. Get copies on Amazon. With self-help and valium you Will get better I promise you, just don't give up on the self-help and don't be reluctant to use valium when you really need it.

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