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What means the dosage "nM"?
Quarky00 and Stan explain this:
Stan listed with nM (receptor affinity); higher numbers may indicate stronger effects.
What means the dosage "nM"?
Stan listed with nM (receptor affinity); higher numbers may indicate stronger effects.
Quarky00 and Stan explain this:.... "higher numbers stronger effects"
Big mistake receptor affinity
"The 13 Others" What are they? If you do not take them regularly – DO NOT USE – this section is not for you.
They affect over weeks – so only if it is your regular medication.
- Droperidol, Benperidol, Trifuperidol, Spiperone, Haloperidol, Bromperidol, Lurasidone, Sestindole, Paliperidone, Risperidone, Olanzapine, Clozapine, Quetiapine
- Order is from the strongest to the weakest .
- Stan listed with nM (receptor affinity); lower numbers indicate stronger effects.
Just to note I had a mistake , and corrected (in red).
This does not change the fact they are all considered effective , and nM (nano-Molar) is affinity , not dosage :)
Technical mistake -- but no change bottom line .....
That is correct :) Stan and I made a mistake.'lower number indicates stronger effect'.
I could help with the antiemmetics if you can help me with the snToday my SN arrived , naNo2 (Anhydrous) 99.6% (8oz, 227grams x2) Now I just need to source the other components and have been reading the resource thread by Stan .
Thanks for the offer , I have everything I need .I could help with the antiemmetics if you can help me with the sn
Can anyone tell when to take propranolol and benzos in 48hr regime?
Stupid question ahead--> I'm seeing a lot of Metoclopramide on sale at pet stores. Would they still work for me? They're still 10mg pills. Could they be cut with something else?
When they have identical chemical names, most animal medicines are interchangeable with human ones. Indeed, many are the same product but just packaged and marketed differently, or in some cases even the exact same human-branded product. 10mg of Metoclopramide is the same amount of active ingredient whether in a tablet branded as for humans or a tablet branded as for animals.
The one possible exception to this is when the medicine is the same name and dose but comes in a different delivery medium. So if there were (hypothetically) a chewable Metoclopramide 10mg for dogs, then the speed of onset may differ as a result of this compared to normal Metoclopramide 10mg tablets for humans.
Note that this only applies to medicines with the same chemical name and dose. If examined in purely functional terms, a viable worming medication for dogs and a viable anthelmintic (worming) medication for humans may be completely different chemically and in no way interchangeable.
The reason most doctors (and vets) tell humans not to take animal medicines is because of the same risks involved in taking any medication without proper medical supervision, rather than because of any inherent incompatibility of the medicines themselves.
Disclaimer: not a doctor.
OK, well you are looking at an information sheet that comes with the drug rather than the condition you will be when it comes time to take it. If you follow the fast as recommended your stomach will be empty. The pain killer tablets would have had no competition for the stomach's attention and will already have been passed to the small intestine and making its way into your bloodstream. 15 minutes later you are taking your antiemetic dose. Exactly the same thing, stomach can work exclusively on the tablets and move them on in minutes. 15 minutes after that, you take the antacid. Those other two medications will already be on their way around your system. So I am not saying the leaflet is wrong, I am saying you are not looking at the whole context of your digestion at that moment in time.
Yes, see Stan's GuideDoes Stan recommend taking the last dose of meto 15mts after ibuprofen or paracetamol?
imo same time 1h before is fine:)
23:00hrs 600mg of Ibuprofen or 1000mg of paracetamol. You can use any painkiller as long as you stay within the recommended dose 23:15hrs 3 X 10mg Metoclopramide (30mg in total)
NoInstead of taking a benzo as a sedative, would amitriptyline work?
this is the only part i didn't understand, can someone explain me? (sorry english is not my main language)30 minutes before drinking SN - Double dose of what is recommended on the label of the antacid.
this is the only part i didn't understand, can someone explain me? (sorry english is not my main language)
For the ant acids, you would take those 30 minutes before drinking the SN, and you would double dose what the package says to take as a dose. So if the dose of the anti-acid is one tablet you would take two. If the dose is two tablets per the package, then you would take four.this is the only part i didn't understand, can someone explain me? (sorry english is not my main language)
20gm is grams?20gm in 50ml of plain water if you consider yourself a regular size
20gm in 50ml of plain water if you consider yourself a regular size
- Recommended doses of SN
25gm in 50 ml of plain water if you consider yourself a large size.
have accessed that 100mg of SN per every kilo of your weight is a fatal dose
I would also need some help with xanax and propranolol when to takeCan anyone tell when to take propranolol and benzos in 48hr regime?
This is up to you .. if Xanax takes an hour to kick in for you then take it 1 hour prior, the propanolol is already recommended to crush and take with the SN or if you have fast release tabs, and do not want to crush and dissolve, PN said you can take 30 mins prior. You just add those into whatever your plan is.I would also need some help with xanax and propranolol when to take
My plan is for the last hour or regime .This is up to you .. if Xanax takes an hour to kick in for you then take it 1 hour prior, the propanolol is already recommended to crush and take with the SN or if you have fast release tabs, and do not want to crush and dissolve, PN said you can take 30 mins prior. You just add those into whatever your plan is.
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Stan is dead .. the answer is in the SN Resource guide in the resource compilation page. Click the antiemetics section .. if u need help locating it .. No AE is needed if you're on a regular dose of AP for at least 2 weeks .. just take AP as normalDoes that mean that I don't need antiemetic? Paliperidone is enough for N?