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Posted by SalArmy4me on July 19, 2001, at 17:19:32
From the Clinical Neuroscience Research Center in San Diego and the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Diego:
Posted by Janelle on July 19, 2001, at 17:51:40
In reply to How to Appease the Appetite of Psychotropic Drugs, posted by SalArmy4me on July 19, 2001, at 17:19:32
Great site, once again, SalArmy4Me! I could actually understand most of the text and the table is great! Based on that, I can see now where if I remain on Zyprexa long-term (which I have not intended to do from the get-go), I would most likely wind up with quite a weight-control battle on my hands, since I'm only on it a few weeks and I'm already feeling hungrier and get the munchies late at night (a few hours after I've taken it).
I gotta find a sedating a-d (I'm gonna ask for Remeron or Serzone or Luvox) and try to get off the Zyprexa, although a sedating a-d may also cause appetite increase. This is a no-win situation! Well, I'll just have to resist temptation by keeping my cupboards bare!
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