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Question about Zoloft

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• Re: Question about Zoloft R. 01:14:08 6/03/03 (2)
  • Re: Question about Zoloft (Archive in functional anatomy.) NP Walt Stoll 06:31:28 6/04/03 (0)
  • Re: Question about Zoloft Miss Bliss 04:05:38 6/04/03 (0)
• Re: Question about Zoloft Barb 23:52:36 6/02/03 (0)
• Re: Question about Zoloft Happygal 23:08:11 6/01/03 (0)

In Reply to: Question about Zoloft posted by Lyndsey on June 01, 2003 at 21:14:31:

Hi Lyndsey,

Sorry I can't help with Zoloft advice because I don't do meds (not even aspirin).

Have you looked at the brain chemistry archives and gotten some books about Orthomolecular Medicine from the library? That is a different way to deal with this type of problem, that uses vitamins instead of meds.

I've been doing megadoses of vitamins and find that it really changes my physical condition -- which also affects my state of mind.

Best wishes,
Happygal

In Reply to: Question about Zoloft posted by Lyndsey on June 01, 2003 at 21:14:31:

Hi Lyndsey, I do wellness, diet, exercise, SR, supplements, and found myself in some life situations that almost pushed me to the edge. There are some times in life where we might need an anti-depressant to help us out. I tried the Zoloft and it worked great. I did have the nausea for a side effect. Unforunately, it never got better so I went off the Zoloft. I took it for a few weeks and found thats all I needed to get me through a crisis. You may need it longer. Good luck in whatever decision you decide to make for yourself.

In Reply to: Question about Zoloft posted by Lyndsey on June 01, 2003 at 21:14:31:

I've had another phobia -- intensive shyness. But instead of dumbing or numbing my feelings (not that any sane doctor would prescribe a drug for shyness in a country I lived in), I decided to deal with the cause (to the best of my ability). I found an NLP (neurolinguistic programming) practitioner, and he started my improvement process. I don't have much of shyness left. Well, I wouldn't walk naked outside, but still I don't have that old intense, very limiting feeling of shyness.

EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) is said to be very, very effective and efficient for different kinds of phobias. Try to find an experienced practitioner to eliminate your problem, not deaden your ability to feel the feeling.

• Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)

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• Re: Question about Zoloft (Archive in functional anatomy.) NP Walt Stoll 06:31:28 6/04/03 (0)
• Re: Question about Zoloft Miss Bliss 04:05:38 6/04/03 (0)

In Reply to: Re: Question about Zoloft posted by R. on June 03, 2003 at 01:14:08:

Maybe I should try EFT for my phobia of lizards. Have you used it for any phobias you may have?

In Reply to: Re: Question about Zoloft posted by R. on June 03, 2003 at 01:14:08:

Thanks, R. for bring up neurolinguistic programming!

This very effective technique is vastly under-used by the profession.

Namaste`

Walt