Any non-prescription drugs in the US that lower heart rate?
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Hawthorne Berry will lower your heart rate and is over the counter\njust follow the directions and adjust them amount accordingly.
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american express...don't leave home without it\n\ncheck out this website for more ideas\n\n\nbayer aspirin is a good one too./....bayer works wonders
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I read this somewhere in a gossip mag, but can't remember which one. It was in January. I remember, because I was on my way to California and picked it up at the airport. May still have the mag at home. I'll try to find it. I remember reading how unhealthy it was though! Dangerous. I think what you are talking about though is something like Clenbuterol.
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Exercise has always helped me - a brisk walk, some Tae-Bo or even some yoga.  Whatever gets my blood pumping and clears my head.  If that doens't work, I just sit in a quiet room and do some deep breathing.  Pure silence is the best thing in the world sometimes.  I used to take Xanax, which did help, but I knew I needed to find a more permanent cure.  I don't want to rely on drugs for my mental health.
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I would avoid natural remedies in this case -- the cardio drugs are very touchy in terms of dosing (you will probably get blood tests if, for example, they use wafarin).  And foxglove is lethal while digitalis is ok.  The therapeutic range is fairly small.  And the consequences of failure to treat (higher risk of stroke, etc.) are pretty significant.\n\nThe other way is cardio version (electric shock to your heart -- you will be sedated first).\n\nStill, if you want the natural thing -- go to a naturopath.  Do not rely on the internet or a health food store.  This is serious and deserves the attention of someone with at least a ND.  Personally, I would want a board certified cardiologist....
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Medication and exercise.
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Both are depressants (lowering Heart rate and breathing). \n\nEventually you slow your system to a point that it stops.
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Not to sound mean, but you're not going to keep anything off that you might lose without being physically active. Ephedra did the trick, but there's a reason they took it off the market - increases your metabolism; increases heart rate and blood pressure to a potentially unsafe level for not being active. The same can be said about large amounts of caffiene, but I don't recommend that either. Amphetamines do the same thing, but I strongly advise against that for a lot of reasons including health risks and legality issues. If you really want so lose weight, reducing your caloric intake and exercising regularly is the only safe, effective way to go. It's a matter of whether you're really willing to sacrifice and work for the results.
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Quadriderm is called Lotrisone in the US I believe, but it is outrageously expensive without insurance. You can order it from Mexican pharmacies for about 14$ a tube though.
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You won't like this but if your so congested and cannot breath the best thing I've ever done was take ephedrine.  Mini-thin's is my preference.  It's the only thing that honestly clears you up and let's you have a good day.  Don't take 2, Don't take if you have heart conditions or blood pressure problems, and stop taking them immidiately when you feel better.  It's the best treatment!  It's one of those chinese remedies.
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I have packets called 'Emergen-C', sometimes when i need a jolt and coffee or redbull doesn't work I take one, you can get them at GNC but I believe Walmart of drugstores carry them now.
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There are many medicinal herbs which will interact in some form or fashion with over the counter drugs as well as prescription drugs. Some that come to mind are valerian root;it can interfere if you take any sort of sleep aid,or if you take any sort of anxiety prescription drug such as xanax  or elavil. It can slow you down TOO much by taking both. Another is CQ10; if you take anything for your heart,such as a regulator for irregular heartbeat. It can confuse the heart and make the meds worthless or even harmfull. Try reading a good Herbal Dictionary and usually it will help identify which herbs can bump heads with pharmacheuticals.
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There are drugs that help 'clean' out arteries, but some are dangerous and not usually prescribed.  See a cardiologist.
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Aspirin?\nTylenol?\nNo, probably Zyprexa.
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There are people that have taken Welbutrin and have had an elevated heart rate. I saw a story on http://www.rxlist.com/rxboard/wellbutrin.pl?noframes;read=3160 where someone has experienced what you are going through with this. I am sure that there are many others that are experiencing it. \n\nAlso, you said that your doctor dismissed it. If you feel like he is not listening you may want to get a new one or reapproach the subject and ask him why he skipped over it. \n\nI have listed some places where you can do some reading into this and see what you feel about and hopefully may answer some questions you have about these drugs.
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One thing that works is I take caffeine and aspirin.  If I have to keep busy, I will take an aspirin and drink a diet dr pepper.  it gets the boold flowing.  I also try to keep my imitrix nearby.  Good stuff that.