Hydergine

[Guest guest]

I would like to share with you some optimistic facts about Hydergine.

I started it some days ago (about 1mg/day) and slowly increased it up

to 4,5mg/day in divided doses. This is still far from the 10-20mg that

Cutler recommends but enough to report something good.

Side effects: A little bit nausea.

Other relevant information: A physician told me Hydergine is a very

safe drug.

Positive effects: Considerable improvement of cognitive faculties. It

seems brain fog is not a problem any more. Considerable increase of

imagination and dreaming.

When my daughter was three (now is 12), I used to tell her invented

stories. She loved it. Each time she wanted a story, I just invented

one for her. Of course, they were very simple stories (I am far from

being Borges!), but for us it was a great pleasure.

Later, when she was maybe 7, I didn't have stories for her anymore. At

that time I didn't imagine this was just the beginning of deeper

cognitive problems and, later, brain fog. My son (which now is 7)

never had invented stories from me but only those that I read for him

from books, which is not the same thing.

Well, three days ago my son asked me something about the wood of his

spinning top. Of course, I had no idea where the wood came from but I

discovered myself inventing effortlessly a story to explain it. And my

daughter and him listened it delighted and asked for more!

Don't know for how long Hydergine will work, but I am enjoying each

moment. Hope this is useful for someone.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I, also had a great experience on Hydergine. It was a long time ago and

I can't remember the dosage but I had considerably better brain

function and no side effects until...

I started to get really dizzy when I'd stand up. When I went to the

doctor with that side effect, he told me it meant I had to go off the

drug and never go back on it.

I have yet to find anything that worked as well and since it's been

several years I was thinking of trying it again.

Glad to hear about your good experiences.

:^)

Alessa

Re: Hydergine

Posted by: " Jackie " jtrunt@... jackietutts

Mon Feb 4, 2008 9:53 pm (PST)

Thanks for this report, . I don't recall many people (if hardly

any) ever reporting on using it. Maybe it's my poor memory, and I could

probably use some myself! I should ask if she ever

prescribes it. Has or does anyone else here use it? How hard was it to

get a doctor to prescribe it?--------Jackie

In frequent-dose- chelation@ yahoogroups. com wrote:

I would like to share with you some optimistic facts about Hydergine.

I started it some days ago (about 1mg/day) and slowly increased it up

to 4,5mg/day in divided doses. This is still far from the 10-20mg that

Cutler recommends but enough to report something good.

Side effects: A little bit nausea.

Other relevant information: A physician told me Hydergine is a very

safe drug.

Positive effects: Considerable improvement of cognitive faculties. It

seems brain fog is not a problem any more. Considerable increase of

imagination and dreaming.

When my daughter was three (now is 12), I used to tell her invented

stories. She loved it. Each time she wanted a story, I just invented

one for her. Of course, they were very simple stories (I am far from

being Borges!), but for us it was a great pleasure.

Later, when she was maybe 7, I didn't have stories for her anymore. At

that time I didn't imagine this was just the beginning of deeper

cognitive problems and, later, brain fog. My son (which now is 7)

never had invented stories from me but only those that I read for him

from books, which is not the same thing.

Well, three days ago my son asked me something about the wood of his

spinning top. Of course, I had no idea where the wood came from but I

discovered myself inventing effortlessly a story to explain it. And my

daughter and him listened it delighted and asked for more!

Don't know for how long Hydergine will work, but I am enjoying each

moment. Hope this is useful for someone.

[Guest guest]

Dear Jackie and others,

Besides what Cutler says about Hydergine in AI (p. 151), according to the

brochure of the product (free translation from Spanish) it is indicated for:

-instability,

-dizziness,

-headache,

-concentration problems,

-disorientation,

-memory problems,

-lack of initiative,

-depressive humor,

-insociability,

-difficulties with daily life activities and self-care,

and the possible side effects are:

-stuffed nose,

-nausea,

-gastric problems (which are prevented taking it with meals).

It says that in most of the cases the side effects disappear without doing

anything and that in some cases there are allergic skin eruptions, headache

and flushing or blurred vision.

I am using half pill at morning, 1/4 at noon and 1/4 at night but yesterday

I missed the dose at noon so I doubled that of night. Bad idea: I had some

sort of 'acceleration', similar to what is experimented if one takes too

much coffee, and some sleeping problems (which normally I don't have). Maybe

it would be a better idea to take 1/2 at morning and 1/2 at noon!

Hydergine is relatively cheap in Spain (€7,76 a box of 30 pills of 4,5mg. In

fact, Vit. C and the other supplements are what are quite expensive in

Europe and particularly in Spain!). It can be bought in practice without

prescription. Please drop me a line if you or any other one want me to send

some for you!

>

> I would like to share with you some optimistic facts about Hydergine.

> I started it some days ago (about 1mg/day) and slowly increased it up

> to 4,5mg/day in divided doses. This is still far from the 10-20mg that

> Cutler recommends but enough to report something good.

>

> Side effects: A little bit nausea.

>

> Other relevant information: A physician told me Hydergine is a very

> safe drug.

>

> Positive effects: Considerable improvement of cognitive faculties. It

> seems brain fog is not a problem any more. Considerable increase of

> imagination and dreaming.

>

> When my daughter was three (now is 12), I used to tell her invented

> stories. She loved it. Each time she wanted a story, I just invented

> one for her. Of course, they were very simple stories (I am far from

> being Borges!), but for us it was a great pleasure.

>

> Later, when she was maybe 7, I didn't have stories for her anymore. At

> that time I didn't imagine this was just the beginning of deeper

> cognitive problems and, later, brain fog. My son (which now is 7)

> never had invented stories from me but only those that I read for him

> from books, which is not the same thing.

>

> Well, three days ago my son asked me something about the wood of his

> spinning top. Of course, I had no idea where the wood came from but I

> discovered myself inventing effortlessly a story to explain it. And my

> daughter and him listened it delighted and asked for more!

>

> Don't know for how long Hydergine will work, but I am enjoying each

> moment. Hope this is useful for someone.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Jackie and others,

Besides what Cutler says about Hydergine in AI (p. 151), according to the

brochure of the product (free translation from Spanish) it is indicated for:

-instability,

-dizziness,

-headache,

-concentration problems,

-disorientation,

-memory problems,

-lack of initiative,

-depressive humor,

-insociability,

-difficulties with daily life activities and self-care,

and the possible side effects are:

-stuffed nose,

-nausea,

-gastric problems (which are prevented taking it with meals).

It says that in most of the cases the side effects disappear without doing

anything and that in some cases there are allergic skin eruptions, headache

and flushing or blurred vision.

I am using half pill at morning, 1/4 at noon and 1/4 at night but yesterday

I missed the dose at noon so I doubled that of night. Bad idea: I had some

sort of 'acceleration', similar to what is experimented if one takes too

much coffee, and some sleeping problems (which normally I don't have). Maybe

it would be a better idea to take 1/2 at morning and 1/2 at noon!

Hydergine is relatively cheap in Spain (€7,76 a box of 30 pills of 4,5mg. In

fact, Vit. C and the other supplements are what are quite expensive in

Europe and particularly in Spain!). It can be bought in practice without

prescription. Please drop me a line if you or any other one want me to send

some for you!

>

> I would like to share with you some optimistic facts about Hydergine.

> I started it some days ago (about 1mg/day) and slowly increased it up

> to 4,5mg/day in divided doses. This is still far from the 10-20mg that

> Cutler recommends but enough to report something good.

>

> Side effects: A little bit nausea.

>

> Other relevant information: A physician told me Hydergine is a very

> safe drug.

>

> Positive effects: Considerable improvement of cognitive faculties. It

> seems brain fog is not a problem any more. Considerable increase of

> imagination and dreaming.

>

> When my daughter was three (now is 12), I used to tell her invented

> stories. She loved it. Each time she wanted a story, I just invented

> one for her. Of course, they were very simple stories (I am far from

> being Borges!), but for us it was a great pleasure.

>

> Later, when she was maybe 7, I didn't have stories for her anymore. At

> that time I didn't imagine this was just the beginning of deeper

> cognitive problems and, later, brain fog. My son (which now is 7)

> never had invented stories from me but only those that I read for him

> from books, which is not the same thing.

>

> Well, three days ago my son asked me something about the wood of his

> spinning top. Of course, I had no idea where the wood came from but I

> discovered myself inventing effortlessly a story to explain it. And my

> daughter and him listened it delighted and asked for more!

>

> Don't know for how long Hydergine will work, but I am enjoying each

> moment. Hope this is useful for someone.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I asked about Hydergine, and she said she has read about it

and thought about using it, but never has. And Andy speaks highly of it in

AI on page 151, as mentions. He also says that many offshore

pharmacies sell it by mail order to US customers for personal use at a much

lower cost than it is available here. (No links though.) So I don't know

how customs works for things like that, or if sent it, would customs

allow it?

I didn't see too many sources using a Google Shopping search. I think this

was the cheapest one, $23.75 for 30 x 4.5 mg tablets. , how does

that compare with what you pay? Is the price you gave us in euros, and how

does that compare with US dollars? (I'm not up on conversions)

http://www.biogenesis-antiaging.com/All-Products/c35/p102/Hydergine-Tablets-(Hyd\

ergina)/product_info.html

Ok, I did a little more searching/digging, and found a couple offshore

sources, but I don't think they're any cheaper than the above, 16 euros and

$24.99.

www.hepmed.com and www.antiaging-systems.com

This stuff sounds wonderful. Sounds like many people, especially the

elderly, could benefit from it. , is it widely used in Europe,

especially for the elderly?

Jackie

[Guest guest]

I asked about Hydergine, and she said she has read about it

and thought about using it, but never has. And Andy speaks highly of it in

AI on page 151, as mentions. He also says that many offshore

pharmacies sell it by mail order to US customers for personal use at a much

lower cost than it is available here. (No links though.) So I don't know

how customs works for things like that, or if sent it, would customs

allow it?

I didn't see too many sources using a Google Shopping search. I think this

was the cheapest one, $23.75 for 30 x 4.5 mg tablets. , how does

that compare with what you pay? Is the price you gave us in euros, and how

does that compare with US dollars? (I'm not up on conversions)

http://www.biogenesis-antiaging.com/All-Products/c35/p102/Hydergine-Tablets-(Hyd\

ergina)/product_info.html

Ok, I did a little more searching/digging, and found a couple offshore

sources, but I don't think they're any cheaper than the above, 16 euros and

$24.99.

www.hepmed.com and www.antiaging-systems.com

This stuff sounds wonderful. Sounds like many people, especially the

elderly, could benefit from it. , is it widely used in Europe,

especially for the elderly?

Jackie

[Guest guest]

I can tell you that ANYthing that helps with brain fog is something I want to

know about. I'm still reading AI (and making a list of questions) and think I

remember reading the word " Hydergine " . I'll try to find it again in the book.

Meds make me nervous, but this is a very positive thing!

: Donna

----------------Thanks for this report, . I don't recall many people

(if hardly any) ever reporting on using it. Maybe it's my poor memory, and I

could probably use some myself! I should ask if she ever

prescribes it. Has or does anyone else here use it? How hard was it to get a

doctor to prescribe it?--------Jackie

wrote:

>>>I would like to share with you some optimistic facts about Hydergine.

>>>I started it some days ago (about 1mg/day) and slowly increased it up

>>>to 4,5mg/day in divided doses. This is still far from the 10-20mg that

>>>Cutler recommends but enough to report something good.

>>>Side effects: A little bit nausea.

>>>Other relevant information: A physician told me Hydergine is a very

>>>safe drug.

>>>Positive effects: Considerable improvement of cognitive faculties. It

>>>seems brain fog is not a problem any more. Considerable increase of

>>>imagination and dreaming.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

>

> I asked about Hydergine, and she said she has read about it

> and thought about using it, but never has. And Andy speaks highly of it

in

> AI on page 151, as mentions. He also says that many offshore

> pharmacies sell it by mail order to US customers for personal use at a

much

> lower cost than it is available here. (No links though.) So I don't know

> how customs works for things like that, or if sent it, would

customs

> allow it?

I guess it is very likely that a small amount sent between private

individuals will be cross customs without problems, but I really don't know

for sure.

>

> I didn't see too many sources using a Google Shopping search. I think

this

> was the cheapest one, $23.75 for 30 x 4.5 mg tablets. , how does

> that compare with what you pay? Is the price you gave us in euros, and

how

> does that compare with US dollars? (I'm not up on conversions)

----€7.76 is about $11.36. http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html is a nice

tool for currency conversions. ----

>

>

http://www.biogenesis-antiaging.com/All-Products/c35/p102/Hydergine-Tablets-(Hyd\

ergina)/product_info.html

>

>

----Very curiously, the product above is exactly what I buy in Spain.

Even the name (Hydergina) is in Spanish!----

> Ok, I did a little more searching/digging, and found a couple offshore

> sources, but I don't think they're any cheaper than the above, 16 euros

and

> $24.99.

>

> www.hepmed.com and www.antiaging-systems.com

>

> This stuff sounds wonderful. Sounds like many people, especially the

> elderly, could benefit from it. , is it widely used in Europe,

> especially for the elderly?

>

----Yes, I think one of its main uses is to improve cognitive

functions in senile persons.

It seems it has been impossible to prove in clinical essays that

Hydergine is more effective than a placebo is, even for people with

serious cognitive problems, as the head of the

pharma lab I know told me. It has been widely used since the

60's. However, he says that the beneficial effect of Hydergine do

appear for some individuals, even if the effect

is diluted when considering large numbers of people. Hence probably it is

worth to try it and see what happens.

He also told me that it is very safe and that I could use up to

9mg/day without problem but increasing the dose beyond this only increases

side effects. He also recommended me to distribute it along the day in order

to benefit more of the vasodilatation effect. Andy recommends

the same but using up to 20mg.

Whatever the end doses targeted, it seems everybody agrees in the importance

of increasing it very slowly to avoid side effects.

Now I am on 4,5mg and I think I will only increase the dose

if it seems to be needed. Overdose makes me feel a little bit agitated

and I dislike it. After avoiding taking it before bed it seems I have no

more sleeping problems.----

> Jackie

>

>

>

---For some reason it seems I am no longer able to post messages using the

web browser editor. Am I the only one suffering from this problem?

-----

[Guest guest]

Hi,

>

> I asked about Hydergine, and she said she has read about it

> and thought about using it, but never has. And Andy speaks highly of it

in

> AI on page 151, as mentions. He also says that many offshore

> pharmacies sell it by mail order to US customers for personal use at a

much

> lower cost than it is available here. (No links though.) So I don't know

> how customs works for things like that, or if sent it, would

customs

> allow it?

I guess it is very likely that a small amount sent between private

individuals will be cross customs without problems, but I really don't know

for sure.

>

> I didn't see too many sources using a Google Shopping search. I think

this

> was the cheapest one, $23.75 for 30 x 4.5 mg tablets. , how does

> that compare with what you pay? Is the price you gave us in euros, and

how

> does that compare with US dollars? (I'm not up on conversions)

----€7.76 is about $11.36. http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html is a nice

tool for currency conversions. ----

>

>

http://www.biogenesis-antiaging.com/All-Products/c35/p102/Hydergine-Tablets-(Hyd\

ergina)/product_info.html

>

>

----Very curiously, the product above is exactly what I buy in Spain.

Even the name (Hydergina) is in Spanish!----

> Ok, I did a little more searching/digging, and found a couple offshore

> sources, but I don't think they're any cheaper than the above, 16 euros

and

> $24.99.

>

> www.hepmed.com and www.antiaging-systems.com

>

> This stuff sounds wonderful. Sounds like many people, especially the

> elderly, could benefit from it. , is it widely used in Europe,

> especially for the elderly?

>

----Yes, I think one of its main uses is to improve cognitive

functions in senile persons.

It seems it has been impossible to prove in clinical essays that

Hydergine is more effective than a placebo is, even for people with

serious cognitive problems, as the head of the

pharma lab I know told me. It has been widely used since the

60's. However, he says that the beneficial effect of Hydergine do

appear for some individuals, even if the effect

is diluted when considering large numbers of people. Hence probably it is

worth to try it and see what happens.

He also told me that it is very safe and that I could use up to

9mg/day without problem but increasing the dose beyond this only increases

side effects. He also recommended me to distribute it along the day in order

to benefit more of the vasodilatation effect. Andy recommends

the same but using up to 20mg.

Whatever the end doses targeted, it seems everybody agrees in the importance

of increasing it very slowly to avoid side effects.

Now I am on 4,5mg and I think I will only increase the dose

if it seems to be needed. Overdose makes me feel a little bit agitated

and I dislike it. After avoiding taking it before bed it seems I have no

more sleeping problems.----

> Jackie

>

>

>

---For some reason it seems I am no longer able to post messages using the

web browser editor. Am I the only one suffering from this problem?

-----

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation Donna wrote:

OK, gang, I'm even more confused (and that's SO dangerous lol) -- I thought

Hydergine was a prescription drug that would be available here if a doc

prescribes it. Was I mistaken?

-----------I think it's by Rx here in the US, but has been used for decades in

Europe and is OTC there. By Googling it, I tracked down some sources from

overseas, and it looks like you can order it without a doctor. I have some links

if anyone is interested. I'm tempted to try it, but haven't tried ordering it

yet. Will let you know if I do.----------Jackie

: Donna

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation Donna wrote:

OK, gang, I'm even more confused (and that's SO dangerous lol) -- I thought

Hydergine was a prescription drug that would be available here if a doc

prescribes it. Was I mistaken?

-----------I think it's by Rx here in the US, but has been used for decades in

Europe and is OTC there. By Googling it, I tracked down some sources from

overseas, and it looks like you can order it without a doctor. I have some links

if anyone is interested. I'm tempted to try it, but haven't tried ordering it

yet. Will let you know if I do.----------Jackie

: Donna

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation Donna wrote:

OK, gang, I'm even more confused (and that's SO dangerous lol) -- I thought

Hydergine was a prescription drug that would be available here if a doc

prescribes it. Was I mistaken?

-----------I think it's by Rx here in the US, but has been used for decades in

Europe and is OTC there. By Googling it, I tracked down some sources from

overseas, and it looks like you can order it without a doctor. I have some links

if anyone is interested. I'm tempted to try it, but haven't tried ordering it

yet. Will let you know if I do.----------Jackie

: Donna

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Brain fog has been a main issue for me for many years. These days this

problem very seldom bothers me, but it is not completely solved. In

this 6th round of DMSA (25mg/3h) I have had some rough side effects

and brain fog appeared for a few hours. When I try to do serious

thinking efforts (and by this I mean trying to solve difficult math

problems), brain fog might reappear. However, I can teach, talk and

face many other tasks without being foggy and I feel very grateful for

this.

When I started Hydergine I had a considerable improvement in my

cognitive functions. I started very low and increased gradually to

4.5mg twice a day. I am on this dose for more than a month and it

seems it is still working, but the impressive boost I felt at the

beginning is over. I think this is a normal pattern which I also saw

with many other supplements that I think are working, including

vitamin C.

I am also on many other supplements and a number of them are supposed

to improve brain function too, so it is hard for me to know exactly

what is actually helping. It might happen that Hydergine is not

working anymore and that I feel OK due to the other supplements, but I

really don't want to quit none of them to check this possibility right

now.

The complete list of supplements I am using can be found in

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p1dnn2rh-U1qQajG6Fm8kAw&output=html

Please, beware that this list seems to be working _for me_ but maybe I

am doing something wrong in some, or even many respects. It might not

be adequate for others. Particularly, DHEA and pregnenolone, which are

supposed to improve brain function, should be used in much lower doses

in females and never used with kids.

Since I think Hydergine is a very safe drug, it is worth trying it and

to see what happens. I hope you will find some relief using it.

Warmest regards,

>

> .....Your posts in Feb were very positive about the effects

of Hydergine. I started with 1mg twice a day and will increase to 1

four times a day. My reactions were not as dramatic as yours, but

the fact that I actually picked something off the floor the first time

I saw it as opposed to it still being on the floor a month later, is

impressive to me.

>

> Are you still satisfied with the results? I am on my 10th round

of DMSA 25 mg every four hours; started in Jan.

>

> Looking forward to your response.

>

> Pratt

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Brain fog has been a main issue for me for many years. These days this

problem very seldom bothers me, but it is not completely solved. In

this 6th round of DMSA (25mg/3h) I have had some rough side effects

and brain fog appeared for a few hours. When I try to do serious

thinking efforts (and by this I mean trying to solve difficult math

problems), brain fog might reappear. However, I can teach, talk and

face many other tasks without being foggy and I feel very grateful for

this.

When I started Hydergine I had a considerable improvement in my

cognitive functions. I started very low and increased gradually to

4.5mg twice a day. I am on this dose for more than a month and it

seems it is still working, but the impressive boost I felt at the

beginning is over. I think this is a normal pattern which I also saw

with many other supplements that I think are working, including

vitamin C.

I am also on many other supplements and a number of them are supposed

to improve brain function too, so it is hard for me to know exactly

what is actually helping. It might happen that Hydergine is not

working anymore and that I feel OK due to the other supplements, but I

really don't want to quit none of them to check this possibility right

now.

The complete list of supplements I am using can be found in

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p1dnn2rh-U1qQajG6Fm8kAw&output=html

Please, beware that this list seems to be working _for me_ but maybe I

am doing something wrong in some, or even many respects. It might not

be adequate for others. Particularly, DHEA and pregnenolone, which are

supposed to improve brain function, should be used in much lower doses

in females and never used with kids.

Since I think Hydergine is a very safe drug, it is worth trying it and

to see what happens. I hope you will find some relief using it.

Warmest regards,

>

> .....Your posts in Feb were very positive about the effects

of Hydergine. I started with 1mg twice a day and will increase to 1

four times a day. My reactions were not as dramatic as yours, but

the fact that I actually picked something off the floor the first time

I saw it as opposed to it still being on the floor a month later, is

impressive to me.

>

> Are you still satisfied with the results? I am on my 10th round

of DMSA 25 mg every four hours; started in Jan.

>

> Looking forward to your response.

>

> Pratt

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

.

I also have a ? I am only on Round 2 and fillings

have been out for 2 weeks now. I started right

away with the chelation. I bought me some

hydergine and was wondering how you use it.

ON chelation or OFF ...and How much ?

Thanks for the help

Hydergine

..... Your posts in Feb were very positive about the effects of

Hydergine. I started with 1mg twice a day and will increase to 1 four times a

day. My reactions were not as dramatic as yours, but the fact that I actually

picked something off the floor the first time I saw it as opposed to it still

being on the floor a month later, is impressive to me.

Are you still satisfied with the results? I am on my 10th round of DMSA 25 mg

every four hours; started in Jan.

Looking forward to your response.

Pratt

[Guest guest]

.

I also have a ? I am only on Round 2 and fillings

have been out for 2 weeks now. I started right

away with the chelation. I bought me some

hydergine and was wondering how you use it.

ON chelation or OFF ...and How much ?

Thanks for the help

Hydergine

..... Your posts in Feb were very positive about the effects of

Hydergine. I started with 1mg twice a day and will increase to 1 four times a

day. My reactions were not as dramatic as yours, but the fact that I actually

picked something off the floor the first time I saw it as opposed to it still

being on the floor a month later, is impressive to me.

Are you still satisfied with the results? I am on my 10th round of DMSA 25 mg

every four hours; started in Jan.

Looking forward to your response.

Pratt

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think hydergine is to be used daily, ON round and OFF round. One

should start with a very low dose, like 1mg or so (one quarter of the

4.5mg tablet worked fine for me) and increase it very slowly,

otherwise you will suffer from nausea and stuffed nose. My target was

9mg, but Cutler recommends even higher doses, 10-20mg. It is a good

idea to spread the doses along the day, so you will benefit more of

the brain vasodilatation effect. It may interfere with your sleep, at

least at the beginning, so maybe you would rather prefer not to take

it before bed.

Right now I've been trying to do some maths with a colleague of mine

and after three hours I feel foggy again. However, I've been able to

work with him a little bit! Probably I should follow Cutler's advice

and try to increase the dose a little bit.

Warmest regards,

>

> .

> I also have a ? I am only on Round 2 and fillings

> have been out for 2 weeks now. I started right

> away with the chelation. I bought me some

> hydergine and was wondering how you use it.

> ON chelation or OFF ...and How much ?

>

> Thanks for the help

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think hydergine is to be used daily, ON round and OFF round. One

should start with a very low dose, like 1mg or so (one quarter of the

4.5mg tablet worked fine for me) and increase it very slowly,

otherwise you will suffer from nausea and stuffed nose. My target was

9mg, but Cutler recommends even higher doses, 10-20mg. It is a good

idea to spread the doses along the day, so you will benefit more of

the brain vasodilatation effect. It may interfere with your sleep, at

least at the beginning, so maybe you would rather prefer not to take

it before bed.

Right now I've been trying to do some maths with a colleague of mine

and after three hours I feel foggy again. However, I've been able to

work with him a little bit! Probably I should follow Cutler's advice

and try to increase the dose a little bit.

Warmest regards,

>

> .

> I also have a ? I am only on Round 2 and fillings

> have been out for 2 weeks now. I started right

> away with the chelation. I bought me some

> hydergine and was wondering how you use it.

> ON chelation or OFF ...and How much ?

>

> Thanks for the help

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think hydergine is to be used daily, ON round and OFF round. One

should start with a very low dose, like 1mg or so (one quarter of the

4.5mg tablet worked fine for me) and increase it very slowly,

otherwise you will suffer from nausea and stuffed nose. My target was

9mg, but Cutler recommends even higher doses, 10-20mg. It is a good

idea to spread the doses along the day, so you will benefit more of

the brain vasodilatation effect. It may interfere with your sleep, at

least at the beginning, so maybe you would rather prefer not to take

it before bed.

Right now I've been trying to do some maths with a colleague of mine

and after three hours I feel foggy again. However, I've been able to

work with him a little bit! Probably I should follow Cutler's advice

and try to increase the dose a little bit.

Warmest regards,

>

> .

> I also have a ? I am only on Round 2 and fillings

> have been out for 2 weeks now. I started right

> away with the chelation. I bought me some

> hydergine and was wondering how you use it.

> ON chelation or OFF ...and How much ?

>

> Thanks for the help

>

>