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Posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 4:08:53
Dude, I've got to go quick (past my bed time!- Nardil is all alone in bed waiting for me!)but I did a search on Celexa. First bit of info- Twice it was mentioned that Celexa is THE most serotonin boosting SSRI. One guy who said it was an MD I think.
2nd- check out this info on it
http://pslgroup.com/dg/132c1a.htm
Alright bro, gotta get home to watch some porn...no,no, I mean gotta get home to eat my dinner! "Yeah Right" says the McPacster!!
Take Care McPacsterisalegend!,
AcelovesNardilforever!
Posted by babs on June 26, 2003, at 8:15:52
In reply to ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT!, posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 4:08:53
All Right Ace- I know this post was addressed to McPac but I had to read it because I knew it would make me smile. You really are one funny guy! Keep 'em coming and rock on Nardil Man!
Posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 22:39:28
In reply to Re: ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT! ?ace, posted by babs on June 26, 2003, at 8:15:52
Hey thanks Babs!
Don't you worry- my crazy posts will continue!!!!! My Mum says 'stop being silly Andrew!' Well, I have to let it out here!!!!
BTW, I saw your post above. How much % is the OCD cured? With the Celexa have you considered any other augmenters? What about Luvox or Anafranil- ever given these a shot? These 2 seem really good for OCD- read heaps of clinical reports/anecdotes on 'em.
Look after yourself Babs- keep searching to crush OCD!
Peace to you too, comrade,
Ace.
Posted by Caleb462 on June 27, 2003, at 0:45:53
In reply to ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT!, posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 4:08:53
> Dude, I've got to go quick (past my bed time!- Nardil is all alone in bed waiting for me!)but I did a search on Celexa. First bit of info- Twice it was mentioned that Celexa is THE most serotonin boosting SSRI.
Hmm... well I don't understand that. All the SSRIs, at their average dose, end up blocking about the same amount of serotonin transporters. In fact, I remember reading that Celexa only blocked 60%, where all the other SSRIs, at their equivalent doses - blocked 80%.
Posted by babs on June 27, 2003, at 7:33:32
In reply to Hey Babs!, posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 22:39:28
Ace- I would say the OCD is about 60 % down. i still have the thoughts but I don't get caught up in them and have a physical reaction to them any more. i can look at them and say "Oh, I'm obsessing" instead of believing that they're real. I tried risperdal before and had about the same success rate but have not tried anafranil. Maybe that will be a next step as an augmentation. I'll keep you posetd. All my best to you, babs
Posted by McPac on June 29, 2003, at 0:58:52
In reply to ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT!, posted by ace on June 26, 2003, at 4:08:53
Always appreciated bro! Thanks and keep taking your Nardil....I hear it's the Nectar of the Gods!
Posted by McPac on June 29, 2003, at 1:02:04
In reply to Re: ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT!, posted by Caleb462 on June 27, 2003, at 0:45:53
" I remember reading that Celexa only blocked 60%, where all the other SSRIs, at their equivalent doses - blocked 80%".
>>>>>>>>>>>Caleb, would this be a 'good' thing, a 'bad' thing, or just depend on the person?.... (Is that perhaps why it's said to be 'milder' than the other ssri's (less s/e's?)Thanks!
Posted by Caleb462 on June 29, 2003, at 13:18:13
In reply to Caleb, Re: ATTN: McPAC- CHECK THIS OUT!, posted by McPac on June 29, 2003, at 1:02:04
> " I remember reading that Celexa only blocked 60%, where all the other SSRIs, at their equivalent doses - blocked 80%".
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> >>>>>>>>>>>Caleb, would this be a 'good' thing, a 'bad' thing, or just depend on the person?.... (Is that perhaps why it's said to be 'milder' than the other ssri's (less s/e's?)Thanks!
>Likely just depends on the person.
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