Just look at him ofc he does

Maybe I missed it but I didn't see a single jump cut in the whole video, nor did it look like he was reading from a script. Wish he was my Doctor!

He's probably ready it

@@damodaraomalley3974 NO.

Yessss

Thank you for the feedback 😀

'Seek ye not peace in Hebrew Herbs, but in the blood of the lamb. Which is my blood. Amen. Gerontology.Ch.4, verse 3.

Have you gained any weight from it? My Dr just prescribed it to me for insomnia (7.5mg at bedtime) and I’m hesitating to take it because of the weight gain side effect that seems to plague so many that take it. I took it a couple of nights and the next morning I felt like a Mac truck had ran over me 😮

@@Johnconno by

You split the 30mg poll to 8 small pieces;

Can mirtazapine help with losing blood pressure

Yesss

I'm on mirtazipine too on 30 mg and lately I been taking tiny bites of 1 pill through out the day and it really helps out , helping me feel more better and less depressed and anxious

@@ryanjacques5553 it can raise BP 😮

@@tylersoto7465 mirt is not a long-term solution

Did he pass away?

​@greg1483 Unfortunately, he did 😢

@@motasemabumoghli 😫

​@@motasemabumoghli Nooooo!

Have you taken it Paul?

How was it

Tomas mirtazapina? Y si es así, cómo te va? Me da miedo empezar

blessed by what or who?

What side effects did you have?

@@mrc.p8423 Weight gain and dry mouth in the morning. I cannot take off the weight even if I stop eating for several days and maintain a liquid diet.

@@youknowcrimedontpay9257 but it did what it was supposed to?

@@mrc.p8423 For depression? Yes..

@@youknowcrimedontpay9257 you lose weight by working out not eating won’t help

You are so welcome!

I 100% feel the same. Its so so difficult to take new medication when feeling depressed and hearing all the conflicting reports on it, it basically becomes impossible to commit. All we want to do is get better but it's so terrifying trying to decide what's best for us.

Couldn't agree more. I've been given these just today by my doc and I've spent the evening on the Internet reading reviews. I'm scared to start them now

@@jonburrows2883 ive had my bottle for a month I’m still scared

@@jonburrows2883 I use to be the same. It doesn't help us. Best to take and see how they work for each individual.

Littalwabbit - Sometimes there is a good reason to be scared. I wish someone had told me how difficult and painful it can be to try to get off mirtazapine. I never would have taken it.

Did it work?

@@jesseibarra5301 … It did work for the anxiety, but it was making him super sleepy, even giving it to him at night it would still carry over into the next day, so we can’t give it to him consistently…

@@funkyflights thank you for responding I hope He recovers fast. What dose is he on?

@@jesseibarra5301 …. Thanks … 15 milligram tab and sometimes we go half dose so 7.5 milligrams, it makes him super sleepy

@@funkyflights the fog the following day, goes away after a week or two. It's best to persist. 15mg is the smallest dose used for anxiety and depression.

Hello. Any updates on your partner overall health after stopping Remeron? Any severe Withdrawal symptoms?

@@yuh-zeeds414 Yes Yuh-zeed, she is still off the medicine and apparently the withdrawal symptoms vary due to factors such as dose and time taken. She has had lethargy, heightened anxiety, panic, nausea, loss of appetite, flu like symptoms (aches and pains, generally feeling unwell) Hope this answers your question and gives you some idea of what to expect.

Yup very helpful thanks! I hope you don’t mind asking more questions: - What was the dose she was on mostly? - Does she still experience any of the withdrawal symptoms after stopping her meds for 3 months or so?

@@yuh-zeeds414 Okay so she hasn't been off them for that long, she was on 45mg for over a year.

Withdrawal symptoms from remeron?

He did leave out one crucial fact that you should be aware of though, Mirtazapine is an antichollinergic substance meaning it lowers acetylcholine levels in the brain and throughout the body. Acetylcholine is one of the most essential compounds to us as humans, it regluates sleep, histamine production, memory, visual preception, mood, and more. This is bad in the case of mirtazapine because you want to have acetylcholine, but mirtazapine being a muscarinic receptor antagonist blocks our body from producing normal levels of acetylcholine. Side effects of antichollinergic use include, dry mouth, hot and cold flashes, depression, anxiety, early onset dementia, alzhimers, delirium, psychosis, intoxication, brain fog, insomnia, narcolepsy, and parkinsons disease due to dopamine suppression caused by antichollinergics. www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2016/020415s030lbl.pdf www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5383251/ www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/two-types-of-drugs-you-may-want-to-avoid-for-the-sake-of-your-brain I encourage you to read these articles if you really want to know what this drug can do, check this website out www.erowid.org/pharms/mirtazapine/

Great sources and references. Nevertheless, Mirtazipine is outrageously being prescribed like Aspirin. What can you say about it. Big Pharma. Beat It. “ Not a controlled substance”. Yet it’s as strong as Valium/Xanax in my opinion. Makes you sleepy as literally hell.

@@hicko92 Yes I agree, this guys channel does seem to be more informative than most channels, but on occasion, stuff does get left out. I've actually been on mirtazipine for a short period of time and while I had no long lasting issues from it, it honestly sucked, made me tired not just the night I took it, but the entire next day, I had no motivation to do anything but sleep, I couldn't think straight, and I felt more depressed to be completely honest.

@@hicko92 I want to use it in small amount to taper off Clonazepam.

@@hicko92 yes that’s for sure. My new Dr prescribed it to me for insomnia, in her opinion my usual 6mg of Ambien was ‘way too dangerous’… holy crap. I took the Remeron before bed and the next morning I felt like a Mac truck had run over me… and I was so wobbly on my legs all day, just stumbling around. With Ambien I just feel normal when I wake up. 🫤

I missed it!? When does he say it and what the hell is it? It sounds delicious arhahah

How much you take? Is it making you aggressive and irritated

Any side effects

how many minutes you take after dinner?

​@@naseermushtaq4968for me severe nightmares but cool dreams, hard almost impossible to wake up, and next day feels like I escaped a bad trip 😂 😢

What dosage did you gain weight? Are you still on it

Wow. I also have cptsd with insomnia and depression anxiety etc. I have tries countless ssria and snris and none have worked. Sleep is my main issue i cant never turn off even ambien and diazepam i quickly built a tolerance. I hope this can help. How long did it take for you to feel benefits and how much are you taking? :)

@@harness84_29 I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE I CANNOT FALL ASLEEP WHEN I NEED TO, my brain doesn't fucking turn off all I think about is that I'm thinking about me thinking about me thinking, it doesn't stop and I have to stay awake over 12 hours until my body makes me pass out from fatigue, ITS SO HARD TO KEEP A JOB LIKE THIS i don't know what to do. I have tried quetiapine and NEVER EVER again will I touch that stuff. it made me so sick and my heart kept racing

How are you now the doctor give that for insomnia..

Do you keep it at 7.5 and still does the job? Or did you have to increase it to 15 and then 30? Would love to have your opinion. My anxiety is brutal to the point of not eating. I Don’t tolerate IRSS’s. THANK YOU!

@@Stanley_Ellis im still on 7.5 doing a good job so far 👍😎

Yo Rutherford thank you. I’ll see my doctor this afternoon. I’m in Spain and the lowest dose here is 15. I’ll mention your case. I might start tonight, just don’t want to be drowsy forever. Cross my fingers. Thank you!

Yo Rutherford Just saw the Dr. He suggested 7.5 to fight anxiety. Do not need a higher dose because I’m not depressed. Just anxious/phobic. He said to take it as I needed it, not daily. Do you take it daily or when need it? THANK YOU!

Hi. Why it is taken with antipsychotic? I just want to find out the reason why my doctor prescribed two medecines first is ssri and antipsychotic.

@@esma.ga5 Woth bipolar antidepressants can cause mania so that’s why I think they need to be on a mood stabiliser, to maybe curb the mania.

hi . how you doing till today? Also are you still on it or ? Thank you

Certainly am. I'm doing a lot more activities, and finally have a normal life because I'm not looking at life through the filter of depression. I have held a job for a long time and yes you're right. The antipsychotic or mood stabilizer prevents mania. However I think it's only a risk of mania when you first start taking it. I finally have my life back. I'm driving cars, have a wholesome relationship and actually have energy now thanks to this medication. I think the mirtazapine only increased the serotonergic behaviour, once bipolar people adjust to taking it, we're fine :)

Did you gain weight

How is it making you feel?

@@nerdbamarich2063 its like all pharma, you feel good one minute then the next awful, back to 45, seems ok atm, getting few hours of good sleep mixed with melatonin , thanks for asking, I hope you are well

@@patty-ow9ul definitely pulling for you to get through my friend. I'm dealing with insomnia and anxiety but I'm afraid of medicine and I'll be seeing a psychiatrist on Tuesday. Have you been on any other meds before and how would you rate it compared to this

@@nerdbamarich2063 I appreciate that thanks, yeah taken lot of painkillers aswell, be very very careful in what they prescribe you, do your homework before necking them,I seen one of those dudes, he gave me some dodgey drug, the people that had took, literally said they were the devil, there words exactly , when I said I wasn't taking them, he got pissed off, I knew that very second I done the right thing,the mirtazapine, were just from my doctor (gp),them haven't seemed to bad,what I found, they turn the volume down on the world and kindov in your head aswell.

@@patty-ow9ul you are more than welcome definitely will keep you in my prayers your comment really moved me. I think I'm dealing with long covid because I never had anxiety and insomnia like this. I've been to the hospital several times. My regular doctor wants to put me on Zoloft but I think they cause impotence in men. I started looking at this one because it's supposedly helps sleep. I have nocturnal panic attacks that wake me up with high heart rates and shaking. I'm at my Wit's end right now. Honestly don't know what to do.

Day 1 - could not resist the sleeping urge (didnt slept last night though), felt a little bit of diziness and dry mouth, but slept pretty well. Waking UP was rough but managed. Regarding mood, i dont feel any different.

@@amraneanis6749 how are you now

@@amraneanis6749 how are you now?

@@stevej4328 i would say im doing good, still taking it, and what i said on my previous comment is still true to this day, everything is mostly positive, im still working on myself to improve but i'll get there eventually i think

@@amraneanis6749 Great to hear!

That's what I'm taking.

It was absolutely awful the panic attacks and sweating and feelings of dread.

@@maybenotsure5380 holy shit, I have really bad insomnia and depression and I just had a really bad experience on quetiapine (heart palpitations, SUPER dizzy, nearly passing out, feeling sick to my stomach) after having these effects I decided to look into medications so much more and thousands of other people have had what I went through, the feeling of dread/panic attacks sound similar to this, my doctor has just recommended mirtazapine to me so I've looked it up, if there is so much as a chance of anything CLOSE to what I went through I'm not going near it. I just need something to help me sleep when I have work the next day. Not one single doctor has been able to be honest with me and talk to me about helping me fall asleep they never speak about these experiences. they want to prescribe me things that have affects on other aspects and not something that helps me sleep, I've lost jobs to this sleep issue and I feel like I will lose my current one too if this keeps happening, it can take me up to 6 hours to fall asleep and if I need to wake up at 5 in the morning it's just not possible like that. I guess my question is, when you started this medication did you have negative effects like the ones I experienced? seeing you reply to YOUR OWN comment about how awful it was has made me even more sceptical about taking it which is a good thing I think.

@@maybenotsure5380 this is what it did to me as well now I have to taper off worst mistake ever!!!!

​@@bluestar7757 how long was you on ot for and how are you now.

@@hypnotherapist2211 it was horrible. I was on it for 5 1/2 months suffered horrible side effects. I was told to wait 6 to 8 weeks and the side effects should subside, but they never subsided at which point my doctor decided that I was on too long of a dose, and we need to increase it which only increased the side effects. I honestly after this experience don’t think I will ever try another antidepressant when I went in for my 5 1/2 month visit. My blood pressure was so high that my doctor cold turkey took me off of it. I did another two months of absolute suffering. I’m still not right. But this is just my experience your experience might be completely different.

Valium

Symbyax works well for bipolar depression and mild to moderate psychosis.

@@viktorb8905 Hi Viktor, Thank you for your reply. I'm going to look it up. I wonder why my psychiatrist never mentioned this one.

@@zahararay5611 Hi Zahara, With great advances in medical science these days we have multiple choices when it comes to medication. So your psych may have selected something else which he felt could work for you. Take care and get better soon

If you watched his many other videos you should know that he never replies to comments on KZfaq.

J Y good to know. Thank you.

Could you go a little more in depth? Who died from this drug? What were your negative side effects?

Please explain, thank you in advance

This gentleman must get paid from the drug companies Psychiatry acts like there is no withdrawal from these meds I know many many people who have had to do year long tapers to get off this drug

It absolutely has withdrawals even with a slow taper headache no appetite stomach pain nausea sweating hot cold flashes

What was your dose though? It matters.

I just was prescribed this for appetite I’m so nervous

Does it have sexual side effects?

@@EE-ie9gm it doesn’t to me.

Hi Jason Was prescribed 7.5 mg for insomnia. Didn't try it yet afraid of weight gain and next day sedation? Any bad side effects? Hope you are well

@@michaelthau1007 hi Michael. No I haven’t gained any weights at all as I exercise frequently. It doesn’t give me next day sedation either. I can’t notice any side effects at all. All the best and hope you are well, too.

How you doing now? What dosage did you start on?

what the hell. ur doc should be sued what an aweful person

Why did you go to your doctor a month after having a literal seizure.

I believe you , I had the same thing happen but my mum was there when it happened and it wasn't a seizure it was fainting that looked like a seizure a little

Does it keep you from having insomnia and has it caused any sexual problems

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How are you getting on with it? Drs started me on it yesterday. Slept amazingly but had vivid dreams and feel spacey and tiered today but apparently this settles after a few weeks. I wouldn’t be too worried about weight gain as I’m on pain meds that can cause the same and really increase your appetite, I just make sure I don’t go over the amount of calories my body needs and manage to keep the weight off that way.

How you doing on them Greg?

I hope it’s all going well for you. My experience with this medication was all good except for the huge weight gain over 4 years on this medication 45kg horrible. I hope you don’t go through anything like this. Good health to you and thanks for sharing

@@willow2290 how is it helping you so far and are you still on it?

@@nerdbamarich2063 Hi, I had to stop taking it after a few months as I was sleeping for 18hrs a day on it and when I was awake I felt like a zombie and my anxiety got much worse and I was having auditory hallucinations. I developed really loud tinnitus too while taking it which was really scary but that’s gone now I’ve stopped thank goodness.

What were the effects

Mental fog, and a whole new type of anxiety, at least for me. I also had sleep issues from very odd dreams to being incredibly tired and not being able to sleep. For me it's a real long list from moderate to severe in range of side effects. It is not something you can know and then you just avoid the medication because the side effects you MIGHT HAVE ARE VERY DIFFERENT FROM PERSON TO PERSON. BUT DOING YOUR OWN RESEARCH IS VERY IMPORTANT AND SMART BECAUSE IT WILL HELP YOU UNDERSTAND THE RISKS AND POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS! I HOPE THAT HELPS!

@@johnpetzold7318 what type of anxiety ,were you angry , irritable?

@@SRBOMBONICA86 I was.

@@SRBOMBONICA86 Hi Beautiful - you are so gorgeous!

never take a TCA as needed. Very bad idea

I sure as heck feel like I have dementia if I’m even able to wake up at all. There’s a reason this med has been eclipsed. I’ve only taken it once so far & don’t feel like being in a coma the next 1-2 weeks hoping those side effects go away. Awful

can you tell me where is your information from?

​@@fistwood Yes. I have a couple sources, as well as general knowledge about muscarinic receptor antagonists and they all behave similarly. www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2016/020415s030lbl.pdf www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5383251/ www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/two-types-of-drugs-you-may-want-to-avoid-for-the-sake-of-your-brain Muscarinic Receptor antagonists are a group of drugs that help with allergies, things like promethazine, doxylamine, diphenhydramine, mirtazapine, atropine, scopolamine, and hyoscamine just to name a few. Some do exibit serotonergic effects, however they all exibit anticholinergic effects. Anticholinergic effects can be desireable in some cases, however, even in these cases, its still doing damage to your brain. Anticholinergic substances are linked to early onset dementia, fatigue, erectile dysfunction, loss of muscle control, parkinsons disease due to dopamine suppression, restless leg symdrome, dry mouth, depression, anxiety, cardiotoxic effects, and more. Doesnt sound worth the risk for its reletivly low success rate if you ask me. I've experienced anticholinergic toxcisity a couple times myself and its not pleasant, most poisons are actually antichollinergics. So i would be careful.

@Smatt All my sources say the anticholinergic properties are moderately strong, if youd like to provide info on this, I'll gladly look through it. Honestly even if it isnt a very potent anticholinergic, it still is one, prolonged use leads to inhibition of certain enzymes like with most anticholinergics, slowing the metabolism of this substance, so it does build up eventually. Even if you dont feel it effecting you. If a whole community is dedicated to taking it recreationally for its deliriant effects, it's likely potent enough to cause some damage, even weak anticholinergics like chlorpheniramine and brompheniramine have some toxic anticholinergic effects even though they're generally no where near the potency of stronger ones. It is a weak inhibitor of the CYP1A2, CYP2D6, and CYP3A4, these are all responsible for metabolism of mirtazipine and its metabolites. Its half life is also 20-40 hours, so when you take your next dose, you still have a good deal of the drug in your system. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirtazapine#Pharmacokinetics pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10885584/

@Smatt that study was conducted in 1995, one year before mirtazipine was fda approved and it was only available in the Netherlands for one year prior to this article being published. I don't want to sit here and argue, yes it is probably not the most potent anticholinergic substance out there, but you still cant deny that it does have some anticholinergic effects, which generally speaking isnt good. Where do you think its sedative effects come from? Its serotonin antagonism? Or its adrenergic effects? You tell me

After my three years of taking Mirtaz never felt any withdrawals and I have abruptly stopped it several times

@@jack-nq7vroh wow good to know I’ve heard horror stories about withdrawals I’m on night 2 of 15mg Did you gain weight? I have anxiety panic attacks depression insomnia etc Was sleep talking last night I record myself on my phone at night

@@jack-nq7vr??

Its supposed to help. As well as 5htp and l- thyrosine. Just be carefull with Serotoninsyndrom

Unfortunately no, a lower dose of mirtazapine will give you more drowsiness.

@@louisax4058 what's solmnolence?

@@stevenaustin4591 spell mistake, drowsiness.

@@louisax4058 my bad, thats what happens when you rush-type

Discuss with your doctor x

Finalmente pudiste dejar Mirta?

Do you have appetite now

@@nidhivaidya2869 I am taking it again

What mg where you taking and how long? If you don’t mind me asking and did you go back on because of withdraw?

I take both ! They work well together

Does it really help ? I have major anxiety and I’m on medicine for it and it takes me months to actually take something new I’m considering it tonight

@@mlynnofficial2164 it realy helps .i visit my doctor in Zürich (Switzerland)every month twice .i hope u will enjoy it with treatment .after 6 months everything gonna be alright.

Aryan Ali Thank you so much I think I will start it tonight !

Did it increase your libido?

@@eddynoe there is many medicine that can help u to give back your social acctivty in every aspect in life ,and my adivise as a former depressive is just visit the nearest hospital and don't shay to tell your feelings because if u hide it today u will regret one day, i hope u will be fine god pless u👋

hahahahaha nice i loved this 😂

Well I want something to knock me out ‼️

It gives you very vivid dreams