Questions about Dr Cheney's Klonopin/Tranxene protocol
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If that protocol really worked without leaving protracted withdrawal symptoms then everyone would be on it.
I believe the only safe way to get off a benzo is by doing a very slow taper.
I'd take Cheney's words with grain of salt, he was also wrong about clonazepam not being addictive.
I believe the only safe way to get off a benzo is by doing a very slow taper.
I'd take Cheney's words with grain of salt, he was also wrong about clonazepam not being addictive.
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I believe there are safer ways of countering excitotoxicity than benzos. In my opinion, benzos should only be taken short term, because they are so addictive. Also, long term benzo use has been shown to be harmful to the brain.
Some things that might be helpful for excitotoxicity are NAC, magnesium threonate, lithium, theanine and taurine.
Some things that might be helpful for excitotoxicity are NAC, magnesium threonate, lithium, theanine and taurine.
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I only used .5mg Klonopin, mostly for sleep. I was fortunate that my body seems to reject all rx drugs after a time, over- burdening my liver and causing histamine issues. I found pituitary glandular an excellent replacement. Also, hypothalamus and adrenal glandulars.
Well, I´m already on 2 mg Klonopin ...
Tapering the drug directly failed in the past and the current situation isn´t any better.
Tranxene or diazepam ?
Diazepam is more common.
Cheney seems to have had many patients, so I wonder how people managed to withdraw from Klonopin.
Or are his former patients sworn to secrecy ?
Tapering the drug directly failed in the past and the current situation isn´t any better.
Tranxene or diazepam ?
Diazepam is more common.
Cheney seems to have had many patients, so I wonder how people managed to withdraw from Klonopin.
Or are his former patients sworn to secrecy ?