Got my iq maxxing shit today

[ThatJoe56]

i commend you for ur bravery

Boyo unban me @Master please @kaligula567 did nothing wrong

 

[ryuken]

Boyo unban me @Master please @kaligula567 did nothing wrong

I second this

 

[ThatJoe56]

I second this

I third this tbh @Master bro its not gonna happen again fr

 

[Deleted member 27836]

Looks mild tbh

It's probably because of the therapeutic window of the medication or it was used in something it shouldn't be used for

Good idea but according to what I've read it's the actual medication and more side effects becoming known with more use:

Is a health hazard. Unfortunately, some health risks associated with certain medications are not realized until after they become widely used. For example, in 2000, medicines containing the drug phenylpropanolamine (PPA), such as certain decongestants and weight loss medicines, were recalled after learning that PPA increases the risk of hemorrhagic stroke, or bleeding in the brain. Another example is the weight loss drug sibutramine (Meridia). Meridia was recalled from the U.S. market in 2010 after it was found to increase a person's risk of heart attack and stroke.

Is mislabeled or packaged poorly. Sometimes a medicine is recalled because of confusing dosing instructions or a problem with the dosing tool provided with the drug.

Drug Recalls: Why They Happen and What You Should Do

WebMD explains when, why, and how the FDA recalls a medication and what to do if a drug you are taking is a target.

www.webmd.com

3. Adverse reactions​

Adverse reactions are unexpected and negative responses that happen after taking a medication. They’re different from side effects, which tend to be more predictable.

Researchers can get an idea of a medication’s potential side effects when it goes through clinical trials.

Recalls due to adverse reactions are relatively uncommon compared with other recall reasons. Instead, an adverse reaction may result in additional warnings or restrictions added to the medication’s label. But a few examples of adverse reactions that have prompted recalls include:

• Loss of smell after using the product
• Serious brain infections
• Increased risk of serious cardiovascular events, such as heart attack and stroke

If you experience an adverse reaction from a medication, contact your prescriber right away. You can also report it to MedWatch, the FDA’s voluntary reporting system. MedWatch helps the FDA track potential safety issues related to medical products.

https://www.goodrx.com/drugs/medication-basics/why-drugs-get-recalled

Even a lot of over-the-counter medications like antihistamines can cause worse side effects from experience, Personally in the country i live in it's over-the-counter medication

Damn

 

[Deleted member 27836]

Looks mild tbh

It's probably because of the therapeutic window of the medication or it was used in something it shouldn't be used for

Even a lot of over-the-counter medications like antihistamines can cause worse side effects from experience, Personally in the country i live in it's over-the-counter medication

@ThatJoe56 – I'm taking a chemistry class in college and find this all very interesting.

Benzene: Chemical Linked to Cancer Found in Popular Acne Products

Acne treatments from brands including Proactiv and Clinique have elevated levels of the carcinogen, an independent testing lab said in a petition filed with the FDA.

time.com

 

[NorwoodAscender]

Mild sides tbh @NorwoodAscender thoughts?


Niggas gtfih
@MA_ascender @tombradylover @klip11
@truthhurts @sportsmogger

my thought is that he’s retarded and there are no sides. unless u already have low blood pressure, if u dont, then prop is actually good for you

 

[ThatJoe56]

my thought is that he’s retarded and there are no sides. unless u already have low blood pressure, if u dont, then prop is actually good for you

Thanks boyo

 

[ryuken]

@ThatJoe56 – I'm taking a chemistry class in college and find this all very interesting.

Benzene: Chemical Linked to Cancer Found in Popular Acne Products

Acne treatments from brands including Proactiv and Clinique have elevated levels of the carcinogen, an independent testing lab said in a petition filed with the FDA.

time.com

Brutal I do use benzoyl peroxide in my routine this is interesting

 

[Deleted member 27550]

Thanks boyo @NorwoodAscender for propranalol

For school I got nigga piracetam, moda and noopept and bromantane are still on going.

Also some diuretics and new cjc dac and mk 677 couse I used it all


Lifefuel my ascendion tbh

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As someone who tried Bromantane, it’s useless.


For anxiety, propranolol and phenibut mixed is best. For iqmaxxing, idk what the shir you got really does for iq