Re: Re: ADs

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gailmccandless wrote:

> I got it from the library then I was not out any money for the book

> that is. I got to keep the book for a month.

It's not that easy for me to get books like this from the library. I

would have to go to one of the big libraries in the next big city and

then they have to order it and I have to pay a (small) fee. When I look

at the time I have to invest and at the hassle it may be smarter to

simply spend 12 EURO and resell the book at ebay if it's not any good.

> I know what you mean about being skeptical though, but for me.. its

> making me feel better.....I noticed a difference with in 24 hours

I noticed something like this from taking SSRIs a while ago. I could

sleep better. (Not that they lifted my mood or something.)

> (the book said I would know quickly if my body needs the supplement I

> think the supplements cost 6 bucks, I did not buy anything from the

> web site...I got what I wanted to try at a health food

> store)....maybe its all in my mind but thats fine as long as I feel

> better LOL.

I thought of buying the book and then looking for these supplements at a

pharmacy or health food store. I know that L-Tryptophane is sometimes

prescribed as a " natural sleep remedy " . I saw that the supplements

wouldn't be that expensive for me at the first glance. However, I have

to take shipping and tax into my calculation and I might be better off

buying it here if I can find it.

I'm not a big believer in supplements (or meds of any kind) being able

to " cure " problems like the ones listed in these questionaires since no

drug in the world will ever be possible to take away grief or emotional

pain completely.

Oh well... maybe it will kind of help my ADHD as well. I have to check

interactions with my meds first.

> Sending you quiet smart thoughts for your exams

Thank you! :-)

Regards

s.