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try taking magnesium. stress depletes magnesium faster than it would normally be depleted, and most people are deficent in the first place. it wont fix withdrawal, but it works well to mildly increase GABA and it also inhibits the NMDA glutamate receptor... when you are in benzo withdrawal, your glutamate levels will be way too high. magnesium also reduces the risk of excitotoxicity which is brain damage from excess glutamate that happens during abrupt benzo withdrawal (dont worry too much about excitotoxicity if you are slowly tapering off, this mainly happens if you stop too fast) also, if you are having tons of anxiety you probably sweat a lot. its important to replenish other electrolytes besides magnesium as well

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I was prescribed antidepressants for peri menopausal depression. The antidepressants caused overwhelming anxiety. The more anxiety I felt the higher the dosage of antidepressants we’re prescribed. UCLA finally found the root of my anxiety-antidepressants. Exercise, magnesium and a radical change in my lifestyle (job and marriage) helped to manage the menopausal depression.

Tramadol is a terrible drug and it almost cost me my life when I accidentally overdosed on it because it wasn’t working for my pain. It’s an opioid but completely synthetic, which in my view makes it more dangerous than the traditional opioids. Prior to my almost dying I noticed I was getting very dizzy and just feeling very ill when I would forget to take it. Definitely consult a doctor about this one. If your anti anxiety drug is a longer acting one that might be ideal, but I’m just speaking from experience, not as a physician.

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@@odintalks yes..I have a great job.. good pay. Good results. Why do you ask that??

@@blairsterling6141 sometimes benzos dfficult job

@@odintalks ...often, impossible. Drug changes brain. Bad doctors to give to people. Shame on doctors. Shame !!!

@@kimmysplayhouse .. thank you so much for reaching out. Xanax is a horrible drug, because of the short half life. Originally, I was on Xanax, and doctors gave me no warning that it drastically changes the brain, quickly !! In less than two weeks on Xanax my brain was physically dependent. After 3 months straight in Xanax a BAD doctor did not taper me off. Cold Turkey me, and I had seizures. Almost dying. He put me in the hospital on very dangerous drugs - antipsychotics!! Very very toxic drugs. I have permanent damage from the antipsychotics, called Tardive Dyskinesia . Eventually a doctor put me on Klonopin, which seemed to help me sleep. That was my major problem- horrendous insomnia. 29 years later, here I am,, dependent on Klonopin. So, can I ask you precisely how did your mother ween off Xanax ?? Could you provide the details ?? Did she reduce by a certain % every month ?? How did she measure out the tapering ?? Did she mix it water ??? Milk ?? Did she suffer a lot during the two years of taper ?? What were her symtoms during the taper ?? How does she feel now ??? Please provide thorough details. Greatly appreciated !! B