Re: IsoM

Posted by McPac on September 27, 2002, at 13:51:35

In reply to Re: IsoM » McPac, posted by IsoM on September 27, 2002, at 13:44:29

IsoM "The very quick response you had (& for me too possibly) might have to do with previous exposure to ADs & downregulation of receptors that might still be in effect. I don't know enough to be certain".
>>>>>I thought something similar---that the brain somehow "remembered" the prior effect...or, so to speak, that what in the brain that was in the past "lit" quickly became "relit"

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What is the FASTEST time that an AD/SRI has worked McPac 9/27/02
Re: What is the FASTEST time that an AD/SRI has worked » McPac IsoM 9/27/02
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Mr. SPDog...secret to speeding up AD response!! McPac 9/27/02
Re: What is the FASTEST time that an AD/SRI has worked Eddie Sylvano 9/27/02
Re: What is the FASTEST time that an AD/SRI has worked Mr. SadPuppyDog 9/27/02
Re: What is the FASTEST time that an AD/SRI has worked » McPac Mr Beev 9/27/02
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