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Re: Zyprexa raises blood sugar artificialy on its

Posted by notfred on December 22, 2006, at 16:50:24

In reply to Zyprexa raises blood sugar artificialy on its own, posted by Sebastian on December 22, 2006, at 14:07:28

> Zyprexa raises blood sugar artificialy.


I would suspect Zyprexa causes insulin resistance,
not that Zyprexa raises blood sugar itself. If blood sugar is raised that is an effect, not a cause. Look at insulin processes to find the cause.

Metformin has been out for decades, making it a safe drug, in that we know its effects across millions of people over decades. If you must take Zyprexa then Metformin would be a cheap effective treatment.

However, I think no one should take AP's unless they have a psychotic condition. MAOI's and benzos are safer. Zyprexa should be kept as the last option for non-psychotic conditions. There is no proof that low doses and/or infrequent doses protect one from the movement disorders.


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