Restricted diet while on phenelzine includes avoiding liver, as in an organ meat, but there isn't any mention of avoiding Cod Liver Oil on the diet sheet.
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I would guess not, the benefits are far out weighed by the risks so email the manufacturers of your tablets if you cannot wait for your doc., dont be suprised if they refuse to answer
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Is it safe to give reduced dosages of celebrex to a dog for arthritis?
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Do NOT give your dog Celebrex. That is a medication that was designed, tested, and studied for HUMANS. Consult a licenced vet. They are the ones who has studied animal physiology, pharmacology, and pharmacokinetics of medications designed solely for animals.
Is it safe to drink whilst taking the slimmimg drug xenical?
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Why would you want to take a slimming drug... its not very healthy, you never know what it could be doing to your body.
But if you are going to take them I would say don't drink with them as the slimming drugs could affect you liver's ability to work...
And i would like to add you'd be better off asking a professional this question as it could be disasterous to get it wrong.
Take care :-)
Is it possible to pass out from taking lsd?
acid? and how much would you have to take?
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LSD is not a narcotic, so it doesn't make you pass out. If anything, it makes you more wide awake than you've ever been in your life.
However, given your physical conditions while your tripping, you might faint (from heat exhaustion) or something along those lines not directly related to the drug. But generally no, LSD does not "take" your counciousness, it gives you more.
As to the misinformed above me there, you can not die from taking LSD. LD-50 (the number of doses it takes to kill 50% of animals in a lab test) for LSD is thousands and thousands of times the "active" or "normal" dose to reach toxicity.
Nobody has ever died from LSD toxicity. People have taken 10,000 normal doses and not died. By contrast, If you took 100 asprin, you would die. So LSD is relatively safe--the government lies to you.
A dose of LSD in the 60's was about 250 millionths of a gram (which is kind of too much, so, very heavy). Currently, doses are in the range of 100 millionths of a gram (lighter and easier to control-but still fun)--which is largely why you never hear about people freaking out or trying to stop trains or fly anymore.
Some of the most brilliant people you have ever heard of have done LSD and, using the insights gained while experiencing it, have changed the world. Steve Jobs of Apple Computer, Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, the Beatles, Aldus Huxley, author of "A Brave New World", Henry Luce, founder of TIME magazine, Cary Grant, the late actor, Stanley Krubrick, the great filmmaker among many others have all tried LSD and changed the world with their art and technology.
That said, kids shouldn't do drugs until their brains have finished developing--around the age of 21. Prior to that, you might be too imature to "handle" the magic--and may just end up giggling and hurting yourself or others.
"Just say no" until you're old enough to handle it.
And please, don't help the prohibitionists spread lies. LSD is relatively harmless and one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century. I would be willing to bet you that 90% of people who have taken LSD would tell you it was the most important thing they've ever done in there life.
It's magic.
To those of you thinking of trying it--or lying to your children about it, why don't you get some good, politics free info from the site I've listed below.
Cheers!
Answer:
LSD is not a narcotic, so it doesn't make you pass out. If anything, it makes you more wide awake than you've ever been in your life.
However, given your physical conditions while your tripping, you might faint (from heat exhaustion) or something along those lines not directly related to the drug. But generally no, LSD does not "take" your counciousness, it gives you more.
As to the misinformed above me there, you can not die from taking LSD. LD-50 (the number of doses it takes to kill 50% of animals in a lab test) for LSD is thousands and thousands of times the "active" or "normal" dose to reach toxicity.
Nobody has ever died from LSD toxicity. People have taken 10,000 normal doses and not died. By contrast, If you took 100 asprin, you would die. So LSD is relatively safe--the government lies to you.
A dose of LSD in the 60's was about 250 millionths of a gram (which is kind of too much, so, very heavy). Currently, doses are in the range of 100 millionths of a gram (lighter and easier to control-but still fun)--which is largely why you never hear about people freaking out or trying to stop trains or fly anymore.
Some of the most brilliant people you have ever heard of have done LSD and, using the insights gained while experiencing it, have changed the world. Steve Jobs of Apple Computer, Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, the Beatles, Aldus Huxley, author of "A Brave New World", Henry Luce, founder of TIME magazine, Cary Grant, the late actor, Stanley Krubrick, the great filmmaker among many others have all tried LSD and changed the world with their art and technology.
That said, kids shouldn't do drugs until their brains have finished developing--around the age of 21. Prior to that, you might be too imature to "handle" the magic--and may just end up giggling and hurting yourself or others.
"Just say no" until you're old enough to handle it.
And please, don't help the prohibitionists spread lies. LSD is relatively harmless and one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century. I would be willing to bet you that 90% of people who have taken LSD would tell you it was the most important thing they've ever done in there life.
It's magic.
To those of you thinking of trying it--or lying to your children about it, why don't you get some good, politics free info from the site I've listed below.
Cheers!
Is it possible to overdose on xanax?
Answer:
Taking two is absolutely fine. It is possible to overdose, but you would need to take about twelve. And even then it would just land you in the hospital for a while.
But two? Don't worry about it. Good question though, hope this helped :)
Is it possible to overdose on marijuana?
anyone know if it's possible to overdose on pot?
Answer:
It is virtually impossible to overdose from marijuana, that sets marijuana different from most drugs.When a person starts smoking marijuana, the effect would show and such person would be feeling elated (high) and apparently will not be thinking right and that would make the person "satisfied" of his purpose of smoking. So to speak, such person won't be able to smoke further up to the limits of having an overdose. Based on recorded medical literature, no one has ever died from a marijuana overdose.Perhaps, it is possible to die from suffocation but not an overdose.
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It is virtually impossible to overdose from marijuana, that sets marijuana different from most drugs.When a person starts smoking marijuana, the effect would show and such person would be feeling elated (high) and apparently will not be thinking right and that would make the person "satisfied" of his purpose of smoking. So to speak, such person won't be able to smoke further up to the limits of having an overdose. Based on recorded medical literature, no one has ever died from a marijuana overdose.Perhaps, it is possible to die from suffocation but not an overdose.
Is it possible to overdose on LSD?
Is it possible to die from an overdose of LSD? Hurting yourself while under the psychosis state doesnt count.
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Yes. The lethal dose of LSD that would kill 50% of average sized humans is estimated at about 12,000 micrograms, based on studies of animals.
The usual street dose is 50 - 150 micrograms, so you would need to take well over 100 doses to reach the lethal level.
Answer:
Yes. The lethal dose of LSD that would kill 50% of average sized humans is estimated at about 12,000 micrograms, based on studies of animals.
The usual street dose is 50 - 150 micrograms, so you would need to take well over 100 doses to reach the lethal level.
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