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Freakazette

Freakazette

May you find the light that was stolen from you.
May 18, 2021
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I was just wondering...

And by faster, I mean: pass out quicker and die sooner...

Wondering GIF by memecandy
 
Superdeterminist

Superdeterminist

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Apr 5, 2020
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Hard question. There needs to be a precise definition of 'weak body' to get an answer.
 
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killedbypsychiatry

killedbypsychiatry

drugging kids is abuse
Jan 27, 2021
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I think I read somewhere that if you have low blood pressure you may pass out sooner.
 
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WornOutLife

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Mar 22, 2020
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I have no clue but I think overweight makes everything slower so, I'm in trouble!
 
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Nov 23, 2020
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Everyone metabolises drugs differently. There will always be variations due to genetics, environmental factors (like ingestion of food or drink) and existing health conditions. So no one can make a judgement with full certainty on this, I think.

In the PPH they advise to take 800 mg of propranolol with SN. However, I was perscribed this drug in the past, a dosage of around 20mg. When I was testing out the drug again recently, to see how it would effect me, I nearly fainted after taking only 100 mg.

Nothing is one size fits all, but in my case I've learned I'm very suspectible to medication and I will get dizzy/faint faster than the average person will, likely due to autonomic nervous system dysfunction as a result of CFS.
 
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