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Old 08-05-2009, 11:07 AM #1
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One of the greatest things about this tool is that you can also enter anything over-the-counter, supplements, topical creams, herbals, whatever you might be ingesting at the moment. One thing that I strongly recommend is to enter any illegal drugs that you may be taking, especially if you aren't mentioning these to your neurologist.
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Thankfully, marijuana seems to complement everything nicely in my experience.
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speaking of MJ. I have decided to try to add it to my diet, and see if I can cut some of the side effects of my meds. I need better sleep!

I had a blast with the med checker. Thanks!
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WOW! Thanks! Jim interacts with everything thanks to methadone. Sheesh.

MJ has the go ahead though!
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How interesting that Beta has a moderate interaction with paracetomol !!!
and alcohol !!!! ingested or injected i wonder...
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Thank you! Two of my meds have interractions when taken together. Nothing serious but it explained a thing or two!
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