why would guaifen/pseudo be perscribed?
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this medication is prescribed usually to help expell congestion out of the lungs during severe colds and flu. It is also used to treat severly stuffy noses.Doctors prescribe these alot, they are very common, not sfae to use if you have high blood pressure.
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Why should I wish to help someone who acknowledges he would not mind practicing a scam?  After all, that would make me an accomplice.  When you get your priorities straight, and want help to do something legitimate, write us another question.
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Why are you posting this under alternative medicine?  These aren't alternatives, they're just regular medicine.
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I must say I am offended at most of the answeres I have read to your questions.. I have been helping People for the last 20 year now.. and If you think I am getting rich on alternative medicine.. then I must be doing something wrong my supplies cost me more then I bring in.. I have doctors sending me clients and I can't charge any insurance because I get called a guru because I use energy healing as well.. I was given this gift for healing and how to use alternative medicine and if anyone is paying more then what doctors are getting then you are getting ripped off.. Please I will take some of these people so I can drive a BMW and a Mercedes on the weekend. I can understand why people get riped off by so many people when they have no place to turn to I myself have seen so many ads on alternative Medicine sometimes I want to yell fraud.. Believe me there a more people around the world like me you just have to find the right person by asking other people or even and if you find one make sure you ask all kinds of question make a list and take it with you or If you see something advertised check it out before you jump on the wagon, and one of the great resources for info is right here use often.. What I have found that most of the answers you get from here is very good.. but like I said, stop,,check ,,and question...
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You need to check with the phamacist or the doctor who gave you the prescription to be sure you use it correctly...anyone else is just guessing.
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WELL AM AN INDIAN IN CHINA where this 1st struck but not in all provinces in china.but these people say they hav a way to avoid this. not exactly sure,i will ask the senior doctors an let know if atall.i am a student of meedicine
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to be safe, i would not take any herbs/supplements without talking to the doctor that prescribed the coumadin first... you'd be surprised at how much herbs/supplements interact negatively with prescribed medications
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it might be GUAIFENESIN\n\nGuaifenesin is an expectorant. Guaifenesin loosens phlegm and increases the lubrication of your lungs allowing for a productive cough and decreased chest congestion
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This sounds like a form of email chain letter to me.  It does seem a tad odd that these people think that by sending you a ton of emails that they are going to promote "popularity, Brand Loyalty, Better image", when really what it does is generate spam, anger, and more garbage to delete.  It's like signing up for junk mail.  I bet this is a fake thing and has nothing to do with the real google because of the inconsistencies in capitalization, as in "popularity" and "image", also it should be "large numbers of people" or "a large number of people".  Even the very first line would read better  as "WHY WILL THESE COMPANIES PAY ME?"  Also, look at the spelling of "favour", decidedly not American. So in looking at this, I bet this is a renegade thing originating from somewhere in China (bad translation) and has nothing to do with google at all.  It's Chinese hackers at it again.  A a matter of fact, I would not be surprised in the least if you were to ask google about this if they would deny any association.\n\nOne of the dead giveaways for Chinese garbage is errors in spelling, capitalization, and grammar.  It's also a dead giveaway for Nigerian scams.  Remember, most of everything that comes to you on the internet is either a scam or a fraud.
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mucinex alone contains only guiafenesen, which is an expectorant. It helps make coughs more effective in mucous removal.  It sounds like you might have taken mucinex-D.  Which also contains psuedoephedrine, a nasal decongestant.  The comment about being jittery can be a side effect of pseudoephedrine for some people.  but guiafenesen doesnt usually ever make people feel jittery or sick.
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cuz they know you will put yourself into debt for discount sales.  They are sneaky like that.  Very suspicious...\n\nHowever, Dragon is banned from most stores for getting too excited and starting fires, so she has been able to save her money.
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I can give you my opinion of their marketing, if that helps.  It feels very quack-ish to me.  It's easy to make vague claims about "physicians, pharmacists & chemists"--it's quite another to back them up with scientific evidence.\n\nI would guess that any pain relief is actually the result of counter-irritation.  In other words, the ingredients make your skin feel both warm and cool at the same time (much like IcyHot) and that sensation helps mask other pains.\n\nI'm gonna' duck now.
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For products such as vinegar and other non-alcoholics, manufacturers are require by law to show the mininum ingredients. If they go over they are exceeding the requirements. In other words they are playing CYA.
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Yahoo! justified providing Tao's personal emails to Chinese police by arguing that it was only following local (Chinese) laws since the emails were stored in servers in China. \n\nHowever, Many ask why Yahoo! uses servers in China knowing that it will be legally obliged to disclose private information of its    email service users to the government, which may lead to its email users being jailed as was the case with Mr. Tao.\n\nWhether this was morally justified, I leave this for you to judge!
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Same situation as in California.  Its legal to prescribe it, but its illegal to have it.  Its the federal law that stopping progress, the state levels are changing their view of it.  It just leaves wide open how much federal government is actually affecting the state.
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I've never heard of any doctor, dentist or otherwise, "selling" their patients medications.  They can give samples of medications for the patients in case they need them until they are able to get to the pharmacy.  Even if the cost is less, I would steer away from this.  I think it's illegal.  It's almost like charging the patient "twice".  Check with the AMA in your state as soon as possible and find out if what he is doing is legal.
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If a herbal medicine can pass the same trials regular medicines do, they will be accepted by the scientific community in the same way regular medicines are.\n\nThe "alternative health" community would have a lot to gain if their products went through trials, and were proven effective. In many cases, they are openly hostile to trials because they know their products do not work, and they are skirting around this with weasel words on their packaging like "thought to do X", or "has been used traditionally to do Y".\n\nScientists are not opposed to herbal medicine working, they are opposed to products which are not proven in trials to be effective being promoted as such, possibly directing people away from a treatment which is known to work.\n\nHerbalists often claim their products are safer. This is untrue, there have been dangerous products found on sale in herbal medicine shops, and natural doesn't mean safe.