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lnetmwac1 @lnetmwac1 (10) 12 Jun 07

i have always suffered with this and sometimes it gets really bad has anyone found anything that helps with this?

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PacShady Oh, and I almost forgot. Try taking an iron supplement. Some people with RLS have low ferritin levels, which is helped with iron. Iron helps to create dopamine, so it'll help with the Tyrosine supplements too. 'Shady

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lnetmwac1 @lnetmwac1 (10) 12 Jun 07

i have always suffered with this and sometimes it gets really bad has anyone found anything that helps with this?

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PacShady Restless Leg Syndrome has been found to be linked with a low level of dopamine in the brain. You could try boosting your dopamine levels by taking Tyrosine, you should be able to find it at any health shop. Tyrosine will also help with concentration, energy,...

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firecracker @sacmom (14192) • United States 5 Jul 07

I always have more than one computer window open when I'm online. I find it easier to view the things I want to see online if I have several windows open at once. I currently have 6 open as I type this. :P However my husband likes...

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PacShady I only ever have one browser window open at once. But that's because my browser is Mozilla Firefox, and it is AWESOME! Instead of cluttering up the taskbar, I have multiple tabs with various pages. Firefox is also much more secure, safer, and blocks out 95% of...

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sodapop @sodapop (977) • United States 4 Jul 07

Let's just say I'm in my early 40's and decided it's time to get into shape. I have started to change my diet and eat healthy, I'm starting to exersice 3 days a week, but I'm sure I should be taking vitamins. What would you...

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PacShady If your diet's healthy, you may not need to take vitamins. HOwever, a general one-a-day multi wouldn't hurt. I also recommend taking a good vitamin B complex, the B vitamins are used in so many vital body and brain systems it's important to make sure you have...

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zavansky @zavansky (57) • United States 5 Jul 07

I have tried: stuff you paint on the nails (thum and other brands) tabasco, a ring on her thumb, rewards for not sucking, small punishments, constant reminders, ignoring it for a few weeks, EVERYTHING I CAN THINK OF... She has...

habits

thumb sucking

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PacShady I recently designed a behaviour modification program for myself to stop biting my nails. I might be able to provide you with some tips. Firstly, the nail bitters stuff you used and painted on her thumb. Is it a good brand? Give it a taste yourself and see...

5 Jul 07

fengbo @fengbo (731) • China 21 Jun 07

I am only surfing Internet doing the sample things,i don't know catch virus in which WEBSITE,my computer runing become very slow. I reshipment my computer system twice yesterday,i lost my all data,it was so painful,i will find...

computer virus

hate

website

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PacShady Alternatively, if you're like me and don't have the money to throw away to buy a Mac, switch to Linux! It installs on your PC, and not only will you never have to worry about viruses and spyware again, it's much more secure and doesn't crash continuously like...

22 Jun 07

PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 22 Jun 07

Hey all My girlfriend has absence-type epilepsy, and is considering going on the rod (Implanon). However, when trying to work out whether it's safe for her to take Zarontin with the Implanon, we've gotten mixed results. Some...

PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 19 Jun 07

Hey all I want to find out if there's a way to make a cheap dog shock collar. My parents have three extremely vocal dogs and refuse to train them. I've tried a few tactics and so far they haven't responded. I figured a shock...

PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 26 May 07

Hey all I've decided that serotonin has nothing to do with my depression, and norepinephrine seems to do little good as well, so now I'm looking into dopamine. Unfortunately, I don't like my chances of getting anything from a...

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PacShady I have been considering St John's Wort as well, as a kind of add-on to the Tyrosine supplements. I once took it by itself though, and no luck, however besides having an effect on the reuptake of serotonin, it also has weak monoamine oxidase inhibiting effects,...

28 May 07

PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 26 May 07

Hey all I've decided that serotonin has nothing to do with my depression, and norepinephrine seems to do little good as well, so now I'm looking into dopamine. Unfortunately, I don't like my chances of getting anything from a...

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PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 23 May 07

Hi all It would seem that, of all the things I could develop, I seem to have a nasty case of nostalgia. No, not that warm, fuzzy feeling when you visit your old school, I mean that sickness in your stomach, tightness in your...

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PacShady Thanks for the advice. Melancholy seems to also be an old illness, so most psychologists would most likely just treat it like normal depression. So far I've already been put on two antidepressants, Lexapro (SSRI) and Avanza (NaSSa, similar to SNRI). My next...

23 May 07

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DesigningLife @DesigningLife (903) • United States 23 Mar 07

Raising my hand to vote yes! What is WITH that place?? I am seriously considering deleting my page as I am tired of women and men trying to add me to try and show me their filthy pictures, affiliate ads, or messaging me to...

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PacShady Actually, I'd more likely call it MyRazor. The place is Emo Central on the web! It's people like them that are reason enough for us to just give the razors away. 'Shady

23 May 07

PacShady @PacShady (32) • Australia 23 May 07

Hi all It would seem that, of all the things I could develop, I seem to have a nasty case of nostalgia. No, not that warm, fuzzy feeling when you visit your old school, I mean that sickness in your stomach, tightness in your...

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senthil2k @senthil2k (1500) • India 19 May 07

Hello, This is the question that I have in my mind for a very long time.. I believe in God. I believe that everything in the world is created by God. But the question is, if God created the world, God is the owner of the...

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PacShady All that God made, He made inheritantly good. The first seed of evil came when Lucifer exercised his free will and turned against God, causing a third of the angels in Heaven to follow him. Lucifer became Satan, the embodiment of evil - it was not God who made...

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