@the-MOUSE the alternative I’m familiar with is ketotifen, and of course, diphenhydramine. They both work well but not as well as cyproheptadine. Ketotifen is closest probably.
Posts made by Ecstatic_Hamster
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RE: thoughts on cypro alternatives?
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RE: why do i have low appetite and nausea in morning?
when you wake up your blood sugar has fallen several times during the night and you have suffered high adrenaline and cortisol to bring it up, and this is a stress reaction. The result can be feeling crummy and nausea in the morning.
You need to eat foods that support good blood sugar during sleep.
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RE: Chronic Digestive Problems
@retard l Paracasei can help almost immediately.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@fiester there are no countries without taxes. Every country levies taxes. I live in a state that doesn't have an income tax.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@Hando-Jin who is holding the majority "to ransom"? It is a natural law that we all must make a living.
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RE: Boron.
@Kvirion it is probably estrogenic for sure. But it also raises testosterone.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@Hando-Jin I go to work because I want to. I'm not a slave. That proves the point. I am not forced to work. I am forced to pay taxes which is a form of theft.
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RE: Boron.
@Kvirion it is not highly estrogenic. But, I don't think it is terribly useful to take as a nutrient unless you have arthritis. It is not good as a way to raise testosterone. But it is fairly harmless to experiment with if you aren't using too much.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@Norwegian-Mugabe this is why I don't usually participate in these discussions.
Your values are that coercion and compulsion are okay. Mine are they are not.
There is no reconciling. And I'll never change anyone's mind.
I've done a great deal of reading on political economy and I'm happy to answer sincere questions but I have no interest in debating someone who fundamentally is okay forcing people to do things in the name of some collective concept. That is very abhorrent to me.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@Kvirion that isn't anyone else's business. My contribution to society is my business and nobody else's. There is no such thing as "society". There are ONLY individuals. Society is just another concept used to justify coercion and compulsion.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@TheSir why would it hurt others? If I take a drug now, you have no idea and it’s not your business. It’s never anyone else’s business what a person does or takes into his body. The only thing that is other people’s business is aggressions against them. Taking a drug or practicing some type of sex that others find objectionable is nobody’s business.
I believe in freedom from coercion and compulsion. I suggest you read Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt, and perhaps The Road to Serfdom by Hayek. Anything bu Murray Rothbard as he was a fantastic historian and a very good writer and storyteller.
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RE: Boron.
I do not think Dr. Peat spoke very highly of boron, but I have found it useful to experiment with. Borax is a good way to do that and it’s super safe and super cheap.
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RE: How to get deeper voice
@Kilgore just do it. It works great. I changed my voice to have a lower tone and raised my authority a great deal. I did it after reading a book by Dorothy Sarnoff.
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RE: How to get deeper voice
Just talk in a lower register until you get used to it.
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RE: How libertarian leaning is this forum?
@Sugar completely support people in their rights to do anything that does not hurt others. Drugs prostitution etc all should be legal completely.
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RE: Low-dose naltrexone for IBS/SIBO
@thyroidchor27 it works great orally.
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RE: How do I get thin again, Peating fixed my health but made me put on a lot of fat
I lost about 50 pounds over the past few years. I stopped eating much sugar and started eating well cooked white rice, masa harina…and easily lost so much fat it isn’t even funny. I feel fantastic. I do not drink orange juice much. I put sugar in my coffee, and eat some sweets that I enjoy, but most of my calories are from starch. That made all the difference.
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RE: Low-dose naltrexone for IBS/SIBO
@thyroidchor27 who told you that. It works great orally.