I will only take Seroquel for short periods of time (3-7 days).
I know this is not generally a good therapeutic time, but it helps me.

I'm not bi-polar, I have mood disorder NOS, and a personality disorder known as borderline personality disorder (BPD).

*not things I'm particularly proud of, but I have a feeling its genetic since my mother and sister are both a few crayons short of a box*

I won't stay on Seroquel due to its nasty side effect of weight gain.

Can't say I've had any side effects you've mentioned though.

And I've tried both aformentioned medications.

I think Dr. Sarno is fascinating. I have read one of his books.

You know what is happening with my leg pain and back pain?
I started arginine/citrulline to help my blood pressure and cold feet, and it is improving circulation to my old injuries, and the nagging problems I have had since my leg injury have gone away.

Dr. Sarno believes that emotions trigger vasoconstriction in places --I have to wonder if that is reversed by these two amino acids which raise nitric oxide? It has been about 2 months into my
experiment with them. So far I only have some heartburn to show for them, as negative. The positives have been really nice so far.

This just posted on our Healthnews headlines forum:

http://psychcentral.com/news/2009/12...meds/9888.html

In addition to hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia are these findings: