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Re: nortriptaline

Posted by desolationrower on November 20, 2009, at 16:38:13

In reply to Re: nortriptaline, posted by SLS on November 20, 2009, at 5:27:26

> Hi D/R.
>
> How do you interpret the results of this investigation?

i guess the cynical interpretation is nort. is an antidepressant the same way stimulants are: hte energy to fix the things you're doing that are making you unhappy, + a good sleep drug.

or, ssris suck at first, while nris work faster.

> If it helps you put some pieces of the puzzle together, know that it takes approximately two weeks for receptor turnover. It might take less time to effect changes in gene activity before it is expressed as a reduction in receptor numbers. I really don't know.
>
>
> - Scott

yeah, i'm just wondering if there was any evidence for the 'nris take two weeks, stimulants work from the starting gun' thing, which i haven't been able to trace back to any research.

And D/R you also where you been stranger? Love Phillipa

i find it hard to stop in for 5 minutes, and somehow i don't have time for more: my prioritization really is that bad. i get overwhelled seeing all the threads i guess.

> Hi d/r!
>
> You've sure been quiet!

hey. i saw snow again last week :)

> You mention stopping Parnate. Is that right? If so, why?
>
> Just curious, if you don't mind telling me.

hadn't felt depressed for a while, and wanted to try other things for ADHD. signed up for bar exam again, and hope to pass this time, so i wanted to be able to study this time. pdoc didn't want to add any of the things you can use for adhd to the MAOI, and after calling 2 or 3 others, didn't have any more energy to keep trying. actually, since i've been back, he said 'oh, well i talked to some people, and if you add the maoi to the tca, you can do it' argh! but at least i might have that as an option. i don't think i've been depressed, but i do have to work harder to avoid thinking of things that i dislike about my life. i also have more problem oversleeping than when i was taking parnate.

> Also, what is your take on Nortrip with Parnate. It seems to be working really well for me, and I'm not dead yet, thank goodness!

hey, that is great. i had tried to get that, before. what did it help you that wasn't there with either? i probably won't try to get the parnate again if i don't need it, but its possible depending on how things go.

-d/r

 

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