Posts by Patrick Young2

Just imagine... SEVENTH... talk about precision. ☕

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St. John's Wort drug interactions:

Taking St. John's Wort alongside certain medications can lower the concentration and effectiveness of drugs like digoxin (Lanoxin), warfarin (Coumadin), theophylline (Theo-24), and amitriptyline (Elavil).
You’ll also see a drop in plasma concentration and therapeutic impact when combined with cyclosporine, indinavir, carbamazepine (Tegretol), phenobarbital, estrogen, testosterone, and tamoxifen (Nolvadex)—which effectively reduces the efficacy of birth control pills.

While St. John's Wort is used for mild to moderate depression, you have to be careful if you're already on antidepressants like fluvoxamine (Avox), fluoxetine (Prozac), or sertraline (Zoloft). Furthermore, if you take migraine relief like sumatriptan (Imitrex) while using it, the effects of the St. John's Wort are significantly amplified. This can trigger nasty side effects, including cramps, sweating, headaches, and spikes in both blood pressure and body temperature.

You aren't going to see any actual results from this grass until you've been using it for at least a month or two.

Anyone using magnetic products needs to be aware that because of Nibiru's influence, the Earth's magnetic pole has shifted, which means Top-Shop products aren't nearly as effective as they used to be. 😵

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It’s hardly a secret that you shouldn't go overboard with sugar; if you can manage without it entirely, even better.

And whenever there’s an article out about how harmful sugar is, there’s usually some blatant push for artificial sweeteners lurking in the background.

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then half of the Alternative medicine crowd could be charged with manslaughter under the United States Code ☕

It feels like moms just tell that old "cat story" as a preemptive strike, maybe to trigger 🙂

Exactly. My mom did the same thing, and wouldn't you know it, the cat ended up curling up right in her lap.

I know of a similar case where someone was completely paralyzed in the moment. Since doctors couldn't find any physical underlying condition, they just chalked it up to psychological issues.

It arrived last week already; nothing new to report ☕

rapidharbor36 said:My grandmother is currently undergoing radiation therapy for cancer, and I was wondering if there's any risk in sitting next to someone who has just been treated.

Sorry if this sounds like an odd question, but I can't find anything useful about it online. 🤷

I am looking for serious answers only.

Thanks.

If it were dangerous, the doctors would have told you. Just sit with her—you can even give her a hug. 🙂

I sent you a DM with all the details regarding the company and everything else you might find useful once you guys make it down this way.

Good luck!

Do your homework before you jump in—maybe even reach out directly to the pharmaceutical company itself—because they’re going to demand an overwhelming amount of medical data regarding the condition.
I don't have any firsthand experience here, so consider this just some secondhand information I've picked up.

Melissa James70, you and Dr. Google are basically saying the same thing. How can you be so sure I’m actually fine? 😍

Rebecca Newman80 said:But Betty Foster97 already replied to you... and apparently, you both have the exact same issue.

We don't have the same issue; the only thing we share is the Hashimoto's.🙂

Where on earth are you getting all that from? You're acting like you won't be able to have kids, or that they'll all end up sick...

You're a little late to the party, though; there's already a dedicated thread on "Thyroid Issues..." where you can get all your questions about Hashimoto's answered.

Have you been on any medications or antibiotics lately? It could just be a gynecological issue, maybe something like PCOS. Your best bet is to see a doctor at Planned Parenthood, and then maybe an endocrinologist if they think it’s necessary.

In extremely rare cases, code is actually transferred during more complex procedures—but for those of us average hypochondriacs dealing with run-of-the-mill ailments, that’s hardly a concern.
And it definitely doesn't happen at the dentist's office.

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