a drug that is fda approved for drug rehab Used in low doses for multiple sclerosis
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Naltrexone is the generic name for Revia or Naltrexone Hydrochloride.
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It is a 25mg Topamax made by Ortho-McNeil Neurologics. It is used to treat seizures and mood disorders.\n\nhttp://www.topamax.com/
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Its a cheap form of amphetimine (an ingredient in soe cold medicines). It keeps you up, speeds up your heart rate and so on and is generally used to provide energy of to keep you awake (so that you can stay up to enjoy the night). Its basically impossible to overdose and isnt anywhere near as dangerous as something like cocaine (or even cigarettes). The issue with use is that impurities can be mixed in and these can be really bad. The trick if youre going to try it is to make sure you know the person youre getting it from
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LSA isn't that great in my opinion.  do yourself a favor and go back to erowid and investigate rivea corymbosa and turbina corymbosa and argyreia nervosa.  you can get these pretty darn cheap on ebay.  erowid has processing directions.  stay out of the morning glory seeds unless you want to get sick.
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Phenobarbital (also phenobarbitone) is a weak acid with the chemical formula C12H12N2O3. It is a barbiturate used as a drug for its hypnotic, sedative, and anticonvulsant properties. It was widely prescribed in the 1930s and 1940s for a variety of ailments (such as epilepsy), but fell from favor after relatively more specialized hypnotics (mainly the benzodiazepines) began to appear in the 1960s. It is still routinely prescribed to dogs and cats with epilepsy.\n\nPhenobarbitone is now a class B controlled drug in the UK and a Schedule IV drug in the US.
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Theres a method called the raindrop method it combines massage and aromatherapy. As far as I know it is very effective at helping out with MS, if you goto http://www.raindroptraining.com/ you hsould be able to e-mail someone from the center for aromatherpy research to help you find a liscensed raindrop practitioner. This technique focuses on the spinal column and how treating the spinal cord can help repair the rest of the body, including the peripheal nervous system and other organ systems. Hope this one helps ya.
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In 2005 the Food and Drug Administration of the United States approved a drug for the management of Type 2 diabetes, Byetta (exenatide), a synthetic version of a protein derived from the Gila monster's saliva. The drug is sometimes referred to, with amusement, as 'lizard spit'.
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Ritalin.\nYes, it's a stimulant.  It is perscribed for ADD and/or ADHD. It's a narcotic perscription drug and is known to be highly addictive. I have lots of problems with it personally... too numerous to name at this point in time.  I don't like the stuff and I'd never give it to a child or an adult.
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How many informative answers!\nWhat I have to add is very few, although I retain that indispensable.\nAs the conventional teratment of this disease remains unsatisfactory, among the various alternative treatments used there are also the following:\n1. S-adenosylmethionine(SAMe) that is used in the treatment of both osteoarthritis and depression and it is for oral use.\n2. 5-hydroxy-tryptofan(5-HTP). It is a serotonin precursor that has been administered for the treatment of depression, migraine, headaches and obesity.\nThere is a study showing an improvement of the situation of the patients who had taken this medication in 30 days.\n3. Capsaicin. It is containd in hot pepper and it is FDA approved for postherpetic neuralgia. It is for local use and is a topical analgesic and can be the costituent of plasters, as well.\n4. blue-green algae. Their meccanism of action, is not completely known, yet.\nIf you need more information about the dosage forms, you have to read the complete articles and of course refer to your doctor.\nWhat you have to take always into consideration, are the drug interactions among pharmaceutical and natural therapies.\n\nAll the best\n\nKaterina
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She needs to go a methadone clinic where they will monitor her better and taper her off. I have heard many stories similar to this concerning suboxone. I think it should be banned methadone is much more effective. Just be aware that methadone is also a ssri so adding antidepressants could be deadly that and anything else that would raise her serotonin (St John Wart, dxm/coughsyrup) I wouldnt recommend any type of sleep medication at all. Also you can make lemon poppy seed tea to curb the withdrawls (maybe thats why she sleeps so much, shes taking to much at once and then withdrawing). Just mix poppy seeds with lemon juice...filter with a coffee filter and drink. This has been know to work even though many would disagree. In my area they have programs that will pay/reduce for rehab or treatment. Its called CARE I dont know maybe thats available in your area check it out.
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Ermmmm, maybe the drugs that are being used as the actual medication
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You can check out these sites.\n\nhttp://classaction.findlaw.com/recall/drug/fda1/files/2000/new00720.html\n\nhttp://www.looksmartcolds.com/p/articles/mi_m1370
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Try http://www.webmd.com and type in the prescription name.
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The nutrition2000 site makes it sound like surcan is good for side effects.\n\nSince the food and drug administration doesn't have it anywhere on their site, I don't know that it is an approved US drug.
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Time to look beyond the state and local authorities - try the DEA:\n\nhttp://www.dea.gov/contactinfo.htm
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AFRIN (only for 4-5 days though it is addictive)
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Look here for the federal regulations http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/cos-cfr.html