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chicago_bird
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My pharmacy doesn't have an answer for me, so I wondered if anyone out there has advice about taking clonazepam with cognitive supplements?

I was taking a regimen of acetyl-L-carnitine and alpha-GPC, which seemed to be helping somewhat to reduce brain fog and assist memory function.

But since I haven't been sleeping, I went back on my occasional dose of 0.25mg clonazepam at nights to combat insomnia.

I will need to continue to use the clonazepam on an as-needed basis, until I can get back on track with my sleep problems.

I wonder if it is advisable to continue my supplements, in conjunction with the clonazepam? As for now, I stopped taking them to be on the safe side.

I just wondered if anyone has experience with this, and could offer their insight. Thanks!

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glm1111
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Google clonazepam interactions with vitamin supplements. Also google the same thing using the specific supplement you take.

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Thanks, Gael. I'll try that!
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Try drugdigest.com for intereactions with supplements. IT's a good place to start.
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