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Avoid Panic Disorder Medications – Your Health Depends On It

September 7th, 2011

Avoid Panic Disorder Medications – Your Health Depends On It

Article by Robert Wiggins

If you go to the doctor for panic disorder medications are likely to be prescribed to you. Panic disorder medications are not all that they are cracked up to be… they are in no way shape or form an answer to your panic attacks. Panic disorder medications are useful in quelling your panic symptoms… but they do nothing to actually combat the disorder. You’re better off trying to avoid panic disorder medications for various reasons.

Most doctors will fail to mention that panic disorder medications really should be used as a final resort in curing your panic disorder. Doctors get money to prescribe these medications… so they often will recommend medications as a first line of defense against panic attacks… they really should be the last line. Doctors like the easy way out they will take your money and send you on your way.

So why should you stay away from panic disorder medications?

1) Panic disorder medications don’t really fight the cause of your panic attacks. When you take these medications you are just masking your symptoms. Masking your symptoms may be great for a while… but you eventually have to deal with your problems. The longer you let your problems fester… the harder they are to deal with.

2) The panic medications are tremendously addictive. Do you want to suffer through a long, drawn out, and painful withdraw? If you take these panic attack medications for an extended amount of time… that’s exactly what you have to look forward too! Panic disorder medications are so addictive that you HAVE to be under a doctor’s care when you stop taking them. Your body gets so addicted that you run the risk of seizure or even death when you stop taking them.

3) You are going to have to keep increasing your dosage. If your panic disorder medications actually do work… and you don’t mind being addicted to them… bear in mind that you are going to have to keep increasing your dosage. Much like an alcoholic that can drink 20 beers and be sober, you also are going to build up a tolerance to your medication. You are going to have to keep increasing your dose just to feel “normal.” Eventually you will be taking tons of medication… a lot more than when you started.

If you do decide to take panic disorder medications be a smart consumer. You have many options and you are a lot better off if you study the medications that you get prescribed and their side effects. Really though… you should be trying to fight panic disorders from the source using an all-natural, safe, and proven effective methods. In the long run you’ll be much happier if you avoid panic disorder medications.

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Magic Mushrooms—Future Remedy For Anxiety Health

August 22nd, 2011
anxiety
by _ankor

Magic Mushrooms—Future Remedy For Anxiety Health

Psilocybin mushrooms (magic mushrooms) are fungi that contain the psychoactive compounds psilocybin and psilocin. There are approximately 190 species of psilocybin mushrooms and most of them fall in the genus Psilocybin. Psilocybin mushrooms area also called magic mushrooms as these contain hallucinogenic compounds in their chemical compositions. The most hallucinogenic is the synthetic LSD.Many other hallucinogens that occur naturally may be referred as magic mushrooms, DMT (dimethyltraptamine) , mescaline, datura or angel’s trumpet .Hallucinogenic as the name suggests are the chemicals that produce hallucinations in the human mind pertaining to different senses or sense organs.Hallucinogenes change the perception of the people about their environment and surroundings. The perception of reality is greatly changed by consuming hallucinogens.

Hallucinogenic mushrooms may have a history that dates back as far as one million years ago, and are said tobe originated in East Africa. There is some archaeological evidence for their use in ancient times Hallucinogenic species of Psilocybin have a history of use among the native peoples of Mesoamericafor religious communion, religious ceremonies divination, and healing, from pre-Columbian times up to the present day. Poisonous and lethal wild mushrooms can be easily mistaken for psilocybin mushrooms, but true psilocybin mushrooms are non-toxic National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, a branch of the Center for Disease Control rated psilocybin less toxic than aspirin When psilocybin is ingested, it is broken down to produce psilocin which is responsible for the hallucinogenic effects The total psilocybin and psilocin content of the mushrooms which varies significantly both between species and within the same species, but is typically around 0.5-2% of the dried weight of the mushroom

Crude poisoning

Long term effects in crude poisonings such as flashbacks or Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder – reoccurring hallucinations. These occur even after much time has passed since the drug was ingested. The cause of these hallucinations is unknown, but they have been reported after as little as one experience with the drug. The precise prevalence of these effects is also unknown. Magic mushrooms have also been controversially associated with long term effects such as panic attacks, depression and paranoid delusions. Even with these potential risks, magic mushrooms were rated as one of the safest of all recreational drugs by experts in a study by the Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs Magic mushrooms contain psilocin and psilocybin. These compounds are psychedelics. They will cause an effect similar to a “trip” on LSD. Loss of reality may be experienced and severe anxiety and paranoia can occur. One may experience a bad trip.

Short term effects of magic mushrooms.

• Feeling of intense exaltation, euphoria and well being

• Auditory and visual hallucinations.

• Disturbed sense of time and space

• Nausea and dizziness

• Stumbling gait or disorttentation or disco ordination of body organs

• Increased body temperature and sweating

• Shivers and chills

• Paranoia.

Medicinal uses

New scientific studies on the application of magical mushrooms to human diseases suggest that terminally ill cancer patients struggling with panic attacks and anxiety may get some relief from a guided “trip” on the hallucinogenic drug psilocybin. According to a study survey which was published in the Archives of General Psychiatry; the twelve patients who took a small dose of psilocybin—the active ingredient in “magic mushrooms” under the supervision of trained therapist, Charles Grob, MD Three months after taking psilocybin the patients reported feeling less anxious and their overall mood had improved remarkably. By the six-month mark, the group’s average score on a common scale used to measure depression had declined by 30%, Charles Grob, MD, a professor of psychiatry at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, in Torrance, .lead the research team. Dr. Grob’s findings are very encouraging and opening new vistas for the caner patients. Dr Grobe has advocated the use of magic mushrooms to the cancer patients suffering from anxiety.

Homoeopathic uses

As far as the material medica of homoeopathy is concerned these fungi having many medicinal values and properties have not been proved so far: While its counterpart agaricus also an eatable vegetable mushroom is well documented and well proved remedy. As is evident from the crude poisoning if a proving is done of this remedy than there is no doubt that it will prove a great remedy for curing cancer and accompanying hypochondria and anxiety states of cancer patients. It has potential in its composition as has been shown by Charles Grob, MD, a psychiatrist, to prove boon for the persons suffering from depression and anxiety .The medical community should take note of its therapeutic values in its crude form. I have no doubt in pointing that along with agaricus and nitric acid magic mushrooms will prove to be milestone in the history of homoeopathy as far as anxiety states of health of patients are to be cured.. Let someone come forward to prove this remedy and serve the humanity in a big way.

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Written by anandbliss
I am deeply interested in th study of Homoeopathy and psychcology

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