Know anything  against  phenylethylamine`s noxious effect?
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In brain capillary endothelium and catecholaminergic terminals a single decarboxylation step effected by aromatic amino-acid decarboxylase converts phenylalanine to phenylethylamine, at a rate comparable to that of the central synthesis of dopamine. Phenylethylamine, however, is not stored in intra-neuronal vesicles and is rapidly degraded by monoamine oxidase-B. Despite its short half-life, phenylethylamine attracts attention as an endogenous amphetamine since it can potentiate catecholaminergic neurotransmission and induce striatal hyperreactivity. Subnormal phenylethylamine levels have been linked to disorders such as attention deficit and depression; the use of selegiline (Deprenyl) in Parkinson's disease may conceivably favour recovery from deficient dopaminergic neurotransmission by a monoamine oxidase-B inhibitory action that increases central phenylethylamine. Excess phenylethylamine has been invoked particularly in paranoid schizophrenia, in which it is thought to act as an endogenous amphetamine and, therefore, would be antagonized by neuroleptics. The importance of phenylethylamine in mental disorders is far from fully elucidated but the evolution of phenylethylamine concentrations in relation to symptoms remains a worthwhile investigation for individual psychotic patients.\n\ncould increase monoamine oxidase-B in order to degrade the available amount of phenylethylamine in system.
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Abosolutely not!! As a doctor I would have to implore you not to take that action. First because all anti-histamines have many side effects that include: dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision, euphoria, uncoordination, anxiety, insomnia, tremor, nausea and vomiting, constipation, diarrhoea, dry mouth, and dry cough. Infrequent adverse effects include: urinary retention, palpitations, hypotension, headache, hallucination, and psychosis. And since your son or daughter is less than two years old this list is many times more likely to happen.\n\nAlso, The drug Chlorphenamine, has an anti-deppressant property that blocks that transmission of seratonan, because of that a Swedish company a while back, I think, marketed a drug harnessed from Chlorphenamine that was the first of its kind to block the reuptake of seratonan. In lamens terms that means it has the power to treat diseases such as: depression, anxiety disorders and personality disorders. Do you really want to give that to a two year old child?
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If you experience any of the following serious side effects, stop taking clonidine and seek emergency medical attention: \n\nan allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; or hives); \na very slow heart rate (fewer than 60 beats per minute); or \nunusually high or low blood pressure (severe headache, redness of the face, neck, and chest, dizziness, and fainting). \nOther, less serious side effects may be more likely to occur. Continue to take clonidine and talk to your doctor if you experience any of the following:\n\nunusual fatigue, dizziness, or tiredness; \nheadache; \nconstipation, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea; \ninsomnia; or \na dry mouth (sucking on ice chips or sugarless hard candy may relieve this side effect). \nSide effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome.
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No side effects....you are just stimulating nerves which in turn excites you because they are sensitive.....I wouldn't worry about it unless you start going after clothes pins or mouse traps on them..........
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EPHIDRINE AND MINI THINS WILL KILL YOU IF YOU DO NOT STOP TAKING THEM.....THEY WILL GIVE YOU A HEART ATTACK
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Yes I sure was on that junk and just got off about a week ago. I will tell you it is induced terror. Thehttp://health.yahoo.com/drug/d04220a1/;_ylt=AoAqlTzfxG2W40AtTosAkoRo3LMF are are many side effects and that link is for them and the instructions. I felt awful all tight and sick gained weight, threw up, found it hard to breathe and felt very scared and tight. Then before that depresson and thoughts of suicide are very high. It was not nice Risperdal is better! Happy to be off it good luck to you my friend!
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Here's a great link from emedecine\n\nhttp://www.emedicine.com/med/topic2382.htm
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Here's a good page on L-Tyrosine and it shows the full metabolic pathway.  Side effects are from large doses. I'd say try it, go slow and note how you feel. I'd also recommend a book: The Edge Effect: Achieve Total Health and Longevity with the Balanced Brain Advantage. He has a complete questionnaire that helps you pinpoint which of the four main neuro chemicals you lack: serotonin, dopamine, GABA or acytlcholine. Then he tells you how to increase (nutritional, exercises etc.)\n\n- Peace
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Yes it is very dangerous.Both are depressants and could cause deadly affects.
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Oh, ya. It hurts so bad. For three straight years I had the shooting pains of TN and a burning sensation on the whole side of my face and head. Couldn't eat, sleep, wash my face or teeth on that side, the slightest breeze would be almost unbearable. Tegretol (an anti-convulsant) worked for me pretty well, however I would still have episodes. My doctor discovered a herpes virus next to my trigeminal nerve. He put me on Acyclovir a herpes medication and I have been pain free for several months now. I do not have herpes anywhere else in my body. I hope you have a doctor that is helpful and empathetic. Only go for the surgeries as a last resort.
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check out side effects \nprobably heartburn
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i suffer from it too. best thing to do is see a endocologist or family dr first. i have been taking nexium for a couple of years now and have only experienced it a couple of times. its something in your diet thats doing this. good luck
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NONE it is dangerous to stop meds cold turkey, taper off!
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ecstasy, is a synthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family whose primary effect is to stimulate the secretion of and inhibit the re-uptake of large amounts of serotonin as well as dopamine and noradrenaline in the brain, causing a general sense of openness, empathy, energy, euphoria, and well-being. Tactile sensations are enhanced for some users, making general physical contact with others more pleasurable; but, contrary to popular mythology it generally does not have aphrodisiac effects.\n\nshort-term effects\n\nApart from the dangers from impurities, the primary acute risks of taking MDMA are allergic reaction, which is extremely rare, and dehydration. Like amphetamine, MDMA can mask the body's normal thirst and exhaustion responses, particularly if a user is dancing or is otherwise physically active for long periods of time without hydration. MDMA can temporarily reduce the body's ability to regulate its core temperature, and in high-temperature surroundings (e.g. clubs) combined with physical exertion this may lead to hyperpyrexia if precautions are not taken to remain cool. While dehydration is undesirable, there also have been a very small number of users overly concerned about hydration drinking excessive water and suffering from water intoxication and associated hyponatremia (dilution of the blood that can cause swelling of the brain). This is what caused the death of British teen Leah Betts, which may be the world's most widely publicised MDMA-related fatality.\n\nSome users also report decreased libido or impotence; however, studies have had conflicting results\n\nSystemic effects\n\nOther effects include:\n\n    * Pupil dilation with attendant photosensitivity and color perception\n    * Jaw clenching or bruxism ("gurning" or "grinding")\n    * Shutter vision (nystagmus)\n    * General restlessness\n    * Loss of appetite/taste sensation changes\n    * Lack of focus / concentration\n    * Tingling\n    * Sweaty palms\n    * Increased heart rate\n\nVisit the link below to see the slide which displays how ecstacy affects your brain
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use NONE\nuthese may affect your liver and causes it failure, or even affect your hormones and sexulity\ndepend on regular excercise to make muscles not supplements
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Many studies have been done linking aspertame (an excitotoxin - so names because it excites cells to death) to cancer, nerve damage, headaches and many other health problems.MSG and Hydrolyzed products are excitotoxins as well. It is a controversial subject since the billion dollar industries that market these products have so much riding on them being deemed safe. The FDA says they are fine but I suggest you take your health into your own hands and do some research of your own before deciding. Money can buy anything, even at the cost of public health.\n\n\nhttp://www.dorway.com/blayenn.html...\nhttp://www.msgmyth.com/\nhttp://members.aol.com/budzowski/budzows...\n\n\nA list of problems attributed to excitotoxins: (diet coke/msg etc...)\n1. Severe headache 12. Shortness of breath, chest pains, asthma 23. Slowed speech \n2. Nausea, diarrhea, vomiting 13. Swelling, pain, or numbness of hands, feet, jaw 24. Chronic bronchitis-like symptoms, allergy reactions, dry cough, hoarseness or sore throat \n3. Irregular heart beat or blood pressure, racing heart 14. Pain in joints or bones 25. Heavy, weak feeling in arms and legs \n4. Depression or mood change, bipolar, SAD 15. Flushing or tingling in face, chest, pressure behind eyes 26. Irritable bowel or colitis \n5. Abdominal pain, cramps, bloating, colitis, IBS 16. Gagging reflex or difficulty swallowing 27. Attention deficit disorder, anxiety attacks, rage, panic attacks \n6. Balance problems, dizziness, or seizures, mini-strokes 17. Hyperactivity, behavioral problems 28. Neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's, fibromyalgia, MS, Parkinson's \n7. Tenderness in localized areas, neck, back, etc. 18. Chronic post nasal drip 29. Pressure behind eyes or on head, neck, shoulders \n8. Sleep disorders 19. Skin rash, itching, hives 30. ADD, ADHD, Rage Disorder \n9. Blurred vision or difficulty breathing 20. Bloated face, dark circles under strained eyes 31. Asthma \n10. Chronic fatigue or sleepiness 21. Extreme thirst or dry mouth 32. Weight problems, obesity, hypoglycemia \n11. Excessive perspiring or shuddering and chills 22. Difficulty concentrating and poor memory. \n\n\nAlso:\nA book by Robert Blaylock called: Excitotoxins: The Taste that Kills.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0929173...
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Doesn't sound safe.  Try Benadryl instead