Has Anyone Tried Nervy Remedies for Stinging Burns?

my doctor had me try it for a few months since it is supposed help with Fibromyalgia and anxiety and those seem to be related to bfs. It did not have any effect either way on my bfs symptoms. The only positive thing I noticed was that it seemed to improve my focus level. I gained weight on it very quickly though. I started a diet to lose weight, but nothing came off until about a month after I stopped taking it. It has some tough withdrawal effects that lasted about a week for me, so I would research that before you try it. regarding energy level, I tried gatorade energy chews once before my weekly pickup hockey and it really seemed to provide me a burst of energy. Might just be placebo effect, but worked for me regardless. I do a banana/b vitamins/coffee shot combo sometimes and that works well too.
 
PuppetPup....I would try a natural supplement before I moved on to heavy duty mind medications like cymbalta.I highly recommend a product called Selevance by NeuroSciences....for me its much more mild that SSRI meds but on the flip side its using amino acids to boost production of neurotransmitters through natural pathways. Zero side effects for me. Its going to cost more than a prescription but SNRI and SSRI meds can have a horrible effect on you.
 
sure, here is the company website:I buy this from my naturopath but I am sure you can buy it at a variety of online retailers.
 
yeee :) pretty regular BAD by ingredients :) by the way, those of you who blame MSG for all your conditions, should know it contains in fact same anion (glutamic acid hydrochloride). Wonder how same staff could be beneficial and notorious at the same time! Probably because it is purely harmless.
 
MSG is a sodium salt of L-glutamic acid (we as humans can not consume other isomeric forms, so L-forms are the only participating in biosynthesis etc.)Hydrochloride of glutamic acid is essentially same salt, just hydrocloride acts as pseudocation. If you take it in, you will have same anion - glutamic acid anion or glutamate, as produces MSG. it is just a matter of where cation or pseudocationis bound to, in hydrocloride it sits on amino group, in monosodium glutamate on one of the OH groups subsituting H.In fact, to be honest, I am staying on the position that MGS threat is one of the 'sity hoaxes', becasue eating cheese or meat or soybean proteins (ANY proteins in fact) daily stuffes you with natural glutamate and all 'artificial' MSG in fact is a NATURAL one, taken from the broth or milk serum etc.here is some basic info about glutamic acid and its properties: . As you see, GA can damage your brain only at ishemic consitions when there is no normal methabolism. Under normal conditions hardly it could be harmful - and therefore adding some extra with the pill hardly can be useful compared to huge amounht you normally consume.So, basically I doubt both severe and irreversible harm casued by MSG in the food (becasue it exsits in every protein containing food in form of glutamic acid) and benefit of putting some small extra amount of refined GA hydrocloride into your belly (cheese is cheaper and tastes nice).
 
Yeah.... What she said :)Jeez, Gracely, you sent me running for my O-Chem book. Great info, I want to know more so I am going to do some reading. That would be funny if the MSG stuff is just a scam. I don't doubt your ideas :)Thanks
 

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