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Check for copper imbalance. excess copper , or too little. or accumulated copper with deficiency of zinc.
My problem was addiction to Dark Chocolate & Coffee. Chocolate has too much copper. after I have restricted amount chocolate I was eating I checked my liver & result was great. My blood did not show liver enzymes. My energy & interest in life was back.
However, as I felt better I got relaxed & defied my own rule "eat a little bit of chocolate once a week only", bad habits coincided with stress & poor nutrition that showed results without much delay. Day by day I felt more tired, sleep deprived, nail fungous & other minor infections intensified, cold etc. As a reaction to my gradual increase of tiredness & fatigue I only increased consuming coffee & chocolates. Eventually , I have lost my appetite & if I have time I can sleep 20 hours a day. My energy that I had & I was so excited about few weeks ago is gone. I am chocoholic, tired, lost interest about anything, I just want to sleep.
After some thought I have obtained iron supplement, zinc & vitamin C, some pumpkin seeds for naturally high in iron. I passed sadly shelves adorned with dark chocolate bars. Once I feel better I can safely eat chocolate once a week. but now I need to detoxify from excess copper.
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∙ 13y agoA number of medications, including antihistamines, antibiotics, and blood pressure medications, may cause drowsiness as a side-effect.
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Drugs that are used to combat drowsiness and fatigue are called?
amphetamines
When Ritalin was first used?
Ritalin was first used in the 40's for issues like combat fatigue, depression and psyhosis.
What is a group of drugs that slow down the central nervous system cause drowsiness and can be used as painkillers?
Opiates.
What is another term for battle fatigue?
a term used to denote psychiatric illness consequent to the stresses of battle. Syn: shell shock, postraumatic stress, combat neurosis.
What do antiparkinson drugs do?
Antiparkinson drugs attempt to restore the balance through one of several mechanisms, depending on drug type. The most effective drugs, called dopaminergic drugs, replace dopamine, or mimic its action in the brain.
What is combat neurosis?
battle fatigue a term used to denote psychiatric illness consequent to the stresses of battle. Syn: shell shock, postraumatic stress disorder
How is chronic fatigue syndrome treated by doctors?
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen and naproxen, may be used to relieve pain and reduce fever.
What are drugs that end in the suffix mycin used for?
Medications ending in the suffix mycin are usually antibiotics used to combat bacterial infections, often being substituted for penicillin.
What term was used for combat fatigue during World War 1 World War 2 Korean War Vietnam War and now Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome?
Shell shock
What is brain tonic for?
Brain tonic is a homeopathic supplement used to assist with brain function and is thought to be especially useful to combat memory problems and mental fatigue. It can be used for short-term and long term improvements to mental clarity.
What is iterax for?
Iterax is a first generation antihistamine. It is used to treat anxiety and allergies. Iterax is also used to pre-medicate patients due to it having effects of a sedative.
When was aeroplane first used on combat?
Aircraft were first used in combat about 1915
