Anticholonergics 'proven' to cause Alzheimer's.

[F.U.B.A.R.]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/defense

I'm on the attack!

Yeh, but that's for our American friends... Over here we spell it with a 'C'..

Ah fuck it, who cares anyway?

 

[Wenlock]

xx

 

[kingme]

Link to article http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=2091745

As a sidenote, the study was on elder people ovr 65, a group known to be sensitive to such medication.
doesnt mean abuse in one s youth has any impact or not.

 

[steewith2ees]

Whoops. Used to love helping myself to procylidine when i was nursin. Like clean, moderately mild -ish speed tablets they were, and would improve my timesplitters 2 multiplayer performance by 200%. Least of my worries at this stage of the game I suppose.

 

[kingme]

like i said, the it is a bit much to think directly at alzheimer as a consequence for younger people at the time of use....

just keep to a healthy diet and exercise, and try to avoid being too fat or hypertensive.

 

[blondin]

Yeah exactly.....sounds terrifying.

Some people though will take just about anything that has a mind altering effect....even if that effect is really unpleasant.

I find pregabalin to be like that. I hardly ever take it nowadays because the effects are just so unpleasant. When I first found out that it was a "drug of abuse" I was flabbergasted. It must makes you feel nauseous, dizzy and stupid......and you fall over a lot.

Its like all the bad effects of being drunk without any of the good ones. Yet ita highly sought after by some.

Oppersite of those naughty qualudes and mandrax come to think of it - whatever happened to those two? I never saw many bitd now I haven't even heard mention of them for years.