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Topic: Any success with Deplin?

Lymetimes4
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Member # 1812

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Has anyone had success with Deplin a new drug that is suppose to enable antidepressants to be more effective. Any feedback?

www.deplin.com

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tailz
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I wouldn't take it. It's another way to real money in from mostly women.

I'll bump you up.

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danielb
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Member # 8522

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it's getting some pretty interesting reviews on dr-bob.org, so i want to try it now.

one poster who has probably tried every psych med combo imaginable, and has been on there for SEVERAL YEARS used the word REMISSION.

i'm in canada tho, so i may have to cross the border to get it...

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djf2005
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they rxd it to me a long time ago, i never took it.

its supossed to help ssris cross the bbb easier.

if it does that for the anti depressant could it also do that for abx?

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djf2005
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anyone?

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danielb
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Member # 8522

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i don't think so...

it is L-methylfolate (methylized folic acid)

like methyl-B12

it gives us nutrients people like us desperately need, but in a way we may actually be able to use them.

good for brains gone anaemic.

has also been used in treatment of neuropathy.

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danielb
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bump

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danielb
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