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Marijuana Withdrawal? What Marijuana Withdrawal? by Dirk H. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 7:08pm

3 Comments are people with a propensity for addiction who suffer a clearly delineated, verifiable, and vivid set of withdrawal symptoms when they try to quit . Armentano doesn't seem to have much... to be making the common mistake of assuming that if pot causes withdrawal in some people, then it must cause withdrawal in everybody . And if it doesn't, it's not very addictive Read on »

Breakthroughs On Your Way To Freedom From Alcohol Withdrawal and Detoxification After Withdrawal and Detoxification Breaking Thr by Dr. Michael P. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 13 Nov 2009 10:02pm minute to minute, hour to hour and day to day to survive the initial onslaught of demon compulsions is a tough adversary and so any victory is sweet. Withdrawal... are in for a world of hurt so better safe than sorry. Your physician can manage your withdrawal with medications to make this phase of your recovery tolerable and perhaps even comfortable Read on »

The Jupiter Report with Crestor – What Side effects? by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Wed 12 Nov 2008 8:42pm What if we all took Crestor to reduce the chance of developing heart disease? Happy Hospitalist does a pretty good job here on lining it all up! Talk about side effects. BD All Americans will now get Crestor to reduce their CRP to reduce their chances of developing heart disease. All Americans Will now get lisinopril to prevent Read on »

Crestor as preventive medicine by Jason S. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 05 Apr 2010 8:40am You feel great. You exercise regularly, eat well, and have no history of cholesterol problem. Then you’re just the person who needs Crestor! Why? Because Crestor not only treat high cholesterol, it also prevents the onset of cholesterol problems! To keep your heart working as hard as you do, ask your doctor about Crestor. After a recent Read on »

The Crestor Study: A Humorous Addendum by Julia S. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 21 Nov 2008 1:54pm ’s conclusion that many more people might benefit from taking statins, and in particular, Crestor. (See “Statins (Crestor) for Everyone? Or Could Diet and Nutritional Supplements Do... –- including the JUPITER/Crestor study -– with great wit. Colbert calls the study “a great breakthrough in the battle to find things prescribe to people who don’t need them.” His Read on »

FDA Committee Agrees With Wider Use of Crestor – Is The Jupiter Study Data Creeps Up Once Again by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 28 Dec 2009 6:15pm We are back to the Jupiter study that came out not too long ago about expanding the use of cholesterol reducing drugs. The study involved individuals taking Crestor... and then the cholesterol generics will flood the market. Are we only looking at the report or are we getting the full story with side effects and all? Crestor's patent is already scheduled Read on »

CRESTOR May Be Protective Against Heart Attack And Stroke by John Shelmet Medical Doctor

Posted Sat 12 Dec 2009 3:25am The FDA claims CRESTOR, AstraZeneca's cholesterol-lowering product, lowers the risk of death, heart attack and stroke in patients without a history of heart disease. However, the FDA notes a slightly higher risk of diabetes in patients using CRESTOR (2.8% versus 2.3% in the placebo group, but this difference was statistically significant Read on »

Crestor May Save Lives according to recent large study by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:16pm Will there be more Crestor for all? I am guessing the side effects of rising blood sugar levels still may need to be addressed, even with the report to determine which... Crestor, a large study found. The results, reported Sunday at an American Heart Association conference, were hailed as a watershed event in heart disease prevention. Doctors said Read on »

Crestor: Get Ready to Ask Your Doctor for the CRP Test. by Dr. Matthew M. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 15 Dec 2009 5:51pm benefit for patients taking Crestor. Crestor reduced the risk of heart related deaths, heart attacks, and other serious cardiac complications by 44%. These results are pretty impressive. What's the FDA have to do with this? Why is the FDA weighing in on a year old study for a drug that is already on the market? Because Astra Zeneca, the maker of Crestor Read on »

Social Media Faceoff: Lipitor vs Crestor by Kevin Kruse Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 06 Dec 2009 8:00am and Crestor, for one month (August 2009). An influence ranking of 5+ was used to reduce the amount of spam and irrelevant posts. The questions we sought to answer were: 1... for each brand? 4) Is there a difference in the topics or issues that are being commented on for each brand? Share of Voice: Lipitor beats Crestor 2.3 to 1 After Read on »