Posted by Mishal on November 18, 2007, at 2:36:06
In reply to can a dopamine agonist help ADHD?, posted by your#1fan on November 17, 2007, at 23:31:37
> i need to know because right now im in a crisis, and im going to have to explain it to my doctor about, how? how can i be treated with out stimulants. Strattrea and Prozac cause immidate reations to eachtoher, and it happened to me.
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> What exactly does a dopamine agonist do? and how could it help ADHD? what would be the best one?
I would definitely recommend adding TRIVASTAL Retard in your cocktail. It is a unique French product which affects D2, D3 receptors and more importanlty it has noradrenergic effects. I find it moderately stimmulating, laser sharp focus while on it, and after all an excellent safety profile. The only side effect I experience now is difficult to sleep and stay asleep. But that is no big deal, because even after sleeping for less than four hours at night, you will wake up refreshed and from the very moment you will feel the magnificent effects of Trivastal. Just pop your usual dose. I think you can decrease your amphetaminelike stimulant intake. Trust me. This has been the best dopaminergic for me which took me into my old teenage days. An extremely heightened libido plus a huge blow to the anhedonia which was my annoyance for the past ten or more years.Trivastal Retard, how unlucky US guys are as they can't get their hands on most of the French medications whcih are far superior in efficacy and toerability compared to the god damned FDA drugs. I know docin US are still tiptoeing with SSRIS.
My only concern is : Just like what FDA did the Survector, whcih got the reputation within a ew monnths, had to withdrrq
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