What do you think about, Halodrol-50 tablets? Not the gel caps.?
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confeuzdus  Is this your story?\n※※※ http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra02.asp?strName=confeuzdus
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I find capsules go down easier with something thick like milk or a smoothie while tablets are easiest with something fizzy like pop.\nI have problems swallowing them too!!
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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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I just got it today, yeah the bottle looks like a lotion tube!! anyways i took it already, i am not jittery...but definelty NOT hungry..so far so good.
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Did you go to the Pamprin website? They may have more info there. \n\nPersonally, I think MIDOL works a lot better. Just an FYI in case you haven't tried MIDOL yet. :)
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I tried it. It was easy to use. I guess I had some mild benefits. Flatter tummy, good digestion, etc., but it was nothing dramatic. \n\nI didn't see any weird creatures or "plaque." What I DID see was strands and particles of partially digested food, which could look like worms and eggs, if you didn't know what to look for. I also saw "ribbons" which looked like what some on the website were describing as plaque, but to me they looked like ribbons of the psyllium product that you take.\n\nI'm in pretty good health, so maybe my experience wasn't typical of someone in poor health. But I have to say, it wasn't worth the money, but I was willing to give it a try.
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Have you tried every kind of gel? There are so many different kinds out there right now, I bet you can find atleast one that suits your taste buds.
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NO! they arent good. plus motrin has been known for causing fatal illnesses in small children. be careful about over the counter meds, and always consult your doctor no matter how silly the question might seem. we care on here.
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I am just reinforcing your question. Does anyone in the field of medicine or anyone who have tried the product answer this question? I have tird other products and I am suceptible to self acclaimed cure of baldness. TY
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Head and Shoulders have really turned their product around. I don't have dry scalp but sometimes I use their conditioner because it makes my hair oh-so soft.  I imagine their gel would be good too because it is intended for dry scalps.  Give it a try!
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Aloe Vera gel.  Don't get the stuff with alcholol ... plain old Aloe Vera gel ... Walgreens, Target, etc.
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Durex ultimate sensation is my favorite.  Feels almost as good as no condom.  Trojans are my least favorite, too tight, and you can't feel anything.  Lifestyles are okay.
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Oh, I know! I'm almost 27 frigging years old and STILL have to chew up my pills. I recently had to start taking Prevacid for acid reflux disease and I have to open it up, put the medicine in a cup (which look like teeny tiny white marbles BTW), put it in my mouth, and drink water with it. Although I remember to give my daughter her meds every day... me on the other hand.... take three meds in the a.m. and two meds in the p.m., I cannot remember to take them for the life of me!
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I do not have any personal experience with this product but a little web research lead to some interesting findings.\n\nFirst, this product appears to consist of vitamins, minerals, fish oils, some herbs and some related nutrients.  Many of these basic nutrients play important roles in brain function and health, but whether the quantities and quality of these items in this product will benefit brain function and memory in the majority of people is unproven.  \n\nSecond, according to the website "Consumeraffairs.com", "The Federal Trade Commission obtained a $1 million settlement from the firm in 2004.  Prosecutors charged them with making unsubstantiated claims for their products."\n\nUsually products like this, that are highly promoted on TV (expensive!) are too expensive (over priced) and promoted with excessive claims (the FTC settlement).  It may be wiser and more cost effective to just take a quality multi-vitamin/mineral supplement (from your local health food store - not Centrum or One-A-Day, which are the 'junk-food' of vitamin supplements) and a quality fish oil supplement and/or cod liver oil.\n\nYou might consider reading an excellent book on this subject by David Perlmutter, M.D., Board certified Neurologist and recipient of the Linus Pauling Award in Medicine.  The book is called: "The Better Brain Book" and it is available at Amazon.com.  You will learn a lot about the role of basic nutrients in brain health as well as info. about special nutrients (lipoic acid, CoQ10, NAC, etc.) from this book.\n\nHope this was helpful.
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We were on a "scholarship" program from Mannatech where they prescibed a unlimited supply and treatment regimen for our special needs son. We saw no significant results and this was with about $500 worth of products a month. We saw very little results with them. He does better with a cheap patented vitamin and a couple of other good supplements from a competing company.
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Try FEVERFEW!!! it's an herbal supplement that rescued me 10years ago...I was having them twice a month, & had jsut had a baby...couldn't crawl under the covers for a day or so to get rid of it anymore...so the hospital gave me Imitres...and promptly discovered I'm allergic to that....so talking to a friend, she told me about it & I started taking 1 capsule every day for the next 2 months...didn't have a single headache! Then it was almost 6 months before I got a vision disturbance (here it comes...) so I took another capsule & it went away, without ever exploding into a headache. Like I said, it's been over 10 years, & I've only had 1 mingrane since then, when I was out of town without my supply of feverfew.
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Poor thing. Hopefully the chemist is open by now. For the skin I used Aloe Vera Bio Active Gel on my kids, as well as calamine. Cool baths helped. Piriton for the itch. Not sure about the mouth, but you could try ice pops. And lots of calpol/nurofen of course. Hope he's over the worst soon. Hang on in there.