Has cortislim worked for anyone who is/was on it?
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I have not used it, but I wouldn't. Check out the article below - the FDA gave them a warning for false advertising. I took a look at their ingredients when I was in GNC one time - it just contains random herbs, none of which have been proven to lower cortisol. Save your money - there's no magic pill, whether supplement or prescription.\n\nJohn
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Yes it does work if you can afford it.. I was on it and did drop alot of weight, and pretty quick, but all the trips to the office, and all of the snacks you buy. Really add up. If you can afford it I believe it is the best program out there.
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I did several years ago.  It worked for a couple of weeks and only cost $30.00.  No matter what method is used, the bottom line is your desire to quit and stick with the program you choose.\n\nYou've got to want to quit and be willing to do what it takes to succeed.
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Yes, try Nasutra.  Works the first time, every time!
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yes. for long-term insomnia. it worked.\n\nwhen i was being treated I didn't think it was working, i felt awake, aware and in control - but then after sessions, i noticed that i was sleeping better and better as time went on.\n\nwhat REALLY helped was that she recorded a session with me and gave the tape to me so I could listen to it whenever I needed to.  \n\nI would definitely give it a go for whatever you are looking into it for.\n\nI know people who have tried it to give up smoking and it's worked for them.  To cure long-term insomnia AND smoking, I think it's gotta be able to help LOTS of other stuff too.
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Yes it works!! That's why I could answer this question. I could not even spell my own name some time back and look at me now...answering questions on Yahoo. \nLong Live Prof. Kawashima!!!
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i have recently started taking STW for stress issues, and i am happy to say that I am feeling much better. there are some great sites all you have to do is google it. good luck
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1. If the patient is NPO do you need evidence with MBS or some other tests before you do a bed side eval with different lquids and food textures? \n2. Also has anyone had experience with the National standards diets for dysphagia? Would like to know whether anyone likes the standardization, whether it works in SNF settings or not. \n3. Have you known of patients developing swallow problems after a few months after a stroke and they have become medically stabilized. What would cause such a sudden onset. Pt has developed no other problem and progressing well otherwise. Are there some medications (changes in dosages , etc., that might likely cause some side effects that affect the strength and mobility of muscles? Any thoughts on that? \nAnyone with experience with   ** Vital Stim? **   or E-stim? what's the difference? between the two instruments? \nSoem SLPs tend to say E-stim is better than Vital stim. redaing the literature both seem to be based on minimal research and the FDA approval seems to just say that the instrument is safe to use under specific conditions. \n\nMay be it help for your but i did not find anything else about this topic
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MAN I FEEL FOR YOU I HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH R.S,D FOR YEARS NOW . WHICH IS A NERVE DISE. I,M GOING IN DEC.1 TO HAVE ASPINAL CORD STIMULATOR PUT IN TO SEE IF IT WILL CUT DOWN THE SOME SO I CAN GET OFF THE PAIN  MEDS OR CUT DOWN ON HOW MUCH I,M TAKING A DAY.IT SUCKS BUT WHAT CAN YA DO .E MAIL ME AT ICDDPPL1995 @YAHOO.COM.GOOD JUCK
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Yes and it took many bouts of it before I could recognise it. It has passed now but i would say to anyone with it that there is help out there and you can even start feeling better as soon as you decide to go and get help. Don't feel ashamed, don't refuse medication and don't settle for the first prescription med if it has unacceptable side effects for you. :)
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It works great for me. I have been on it for years, ever since it came out.
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No, but boy that would be nice. My son and  I have Astma, but thankfully it's very mild.\n\nNow, I've heard of Athletes who've abused Albutrol to increase their lung functions. (Albutrol is a medication commonly in astmas inhailers)
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Yes, had it done two times, or both sides\n\nIt went Fine.\n\nsuggest you visit www.wemove.org  Chat with someone there or read discussion board.\n\nGood luck
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The answer is "yes" and "no". I used it several years ago and found that it just made me unbelieveably hyper. I moved so fast that I looked like I was drugged up! In fact, I was downright clumsy. I shook and jittered like a nervous cup of coffee, and after 3 months started vomiting so hard I passed out a couple of times before it was discovered that I'd developed a reaction to the chemical. I highly recommend that you stay away from it. I nearly died.
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It takes about twenty four hours or so for it to work. I had to take it for a while and I did get relief. Hope you do too!
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Yep, I was on it for about 8 years, until they just changed me to toporal.  I took it for migraines, low blood pressure and a heart condition.  I took it only at night so I slept through the side effects, but had some noticeable weakness, fatigue and tiredness during the day I attributed to Inderal.  But, I didn't have a migraine during the entire time I was on it!
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has anybody tried ACTIPRIL?