With our breakthroughs this past year, people are
now able to taper off more than one medication at a time.
The reformulated JNK Formula and Neuro Day have made this
possible and this new breakthrough cuts the time it takes a
person to be medication free dramatically.
There are still some things that need to be watched when
reducing more than one medication at a time.
The medications that can be reduced at the same time are:
ADD,
ADHD,
stimulants,
antidepressants
and
antipsychotics
can be reduced at the same time.
Any combination of these
medications can be reduced simultaneously.
Alternate their
reductions every 14-days. An example of this would be:
-
Reduce the antidepressant
-
7 days later reduce the antipsychotic
-
7 days later reduce the antidepressant again
-
7 days later reduce the antipsychotic again
This still gives 14-days before the dosage of a specific
medication is reduced and if withdrawal side effects begin,
it makes it easier to tell which drug reduction is causing
the problem.
If you
are also taking a benzodiazepine, anti-anxiety drug or sleep
medication, taper these drugs first, before you reduce any
other class of drug. The antidepressants, antipsychotics, ADD, ADHD, stimulants
increase the clearance time of the benzodiazepines by as
much as 50% and if you reduce these other drugs first you
will go in withdrawal with the benzodiazepine, even though
the benzodiazepine dosage was not reduced. You can read
Chapter 23, The Science, for more information on this.