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How to Get Off Psychiatric Drugs Safely
Copyright Notice Forward A Note From James Harper, Founder, The Road Back Table of Contents
Part One
3. Suggested Nutritionals for The Road Back Program 6. General Pre-Tapering and Tapering Instructions 9. Pre-Taper For: Benzodiazepines, Anti-Convulsants, Anti-Anxiety & Sleep Medication 10. Pre-Taper For Antidepressants, Antipsychotics, and ADHD Medication 11. How to Taper Off Benzodiazepines, Anti-Convulsants, Anti-Anxiety and Sleep Medication (Slow and Gradual Taper) 12. How to Taper Off Benzodiazepines, Anti-Convulsants, Anti-Anxiety and Sleep Medication (Fast and Gradual Taper) 13. How to Taper Off Antidepressants, Anti-Psychotics and ADHD Medication (Slow and Gradual Taper) 14. How to Taper Off Antidepressants, Anti-Psychotics and ADHD Medication (Fast and Gradual Taper)
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What to Do If You Have Already
Started to Taper Off Your Medication
or 17. How to Taper Off Multiple Drugs 18. What You Can Do If You Have Never Taken Psychiatric Drugs 19. Science Behind The Road Back Program How to Get Off Celexa Safely How to Get Off Cymbalta Safely How to Get Off Effexor Safely How to Get Off Klonopin Safely How to Get Off Lexapro Safely How to Get Off Paxil Safely How to Get Off Prozac Safely How to Get Off Valium Safely How to Get Off Xanax Safely How to Get Off Zoloft Safely How to Safely Get Off Psychoactive Medication Faithful Recovery for the Spiritually Inclined
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The Road Back book, How to Get Off Psychiatric Drugs Safely, details
the entire process and is available for free on this Web Site
in entirety.
You will find all chapters on the left side of the page. We have included a "printer friendly page" for all chapters as well. The link to the "printer friendly page" is located near the top left of each page. Amazon.com publishes and ships all books by James Harper. All books are also available for immediate eBook download. Most books are now available at Target.com
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If you have already reduced the medication or quit cold turkey please
click here
The Road Back Program handles side effects caused by benzodiazepine,
anti-anxiety, anticonvulsant, sleep medication, antidepressants,
anti-psychotic, and ADHD medication, allowing a person to taper off the
medication virtually side effect free.
Take a moment and read what people have to say about this program. A
positive change can happen rather quickly.
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Many people are not sure if they want to quit their medication, but they do
need to find a way to get rid of the existing side effects. Regardless, you
can use this program as well and then decide, if you really need the
medication. * Many of you may feel you are the only one going through whatever you are going through. We assure you, you are not. The link that follows will open a new browser window. Just click the X at the top right of your screen when finished and you will back on this page. Take the time and read this, you can make it back. Click here.
Benzodiazepine, Anti-anxiety, Anticonvulsant, or Sleep Medication If you are taking any of this class of medication and suffering from side effects or wish to taper off the medication, click the link on the left, Pre-Taper For: Benzodiazepines, Anti-Convulsants, Anti-Anxiety & Sleep Medication. On this page, you will read a systematic method detailing how to get rid of existing side effects. This would also be the first step if you were going to taper off the medication.
There are a few nutritional products or “super foods” we recommend to
alleviate the drug-induced side effects. You can read about each one in the
chapter, Suggested Nutritionals for The Road Back Program.
The dreaded benzodiazepine withdrawal side effects of increased anxiety and insomnia no longer need to be the case. Even Klonopin, Valium and Ativan withdrawal side effects are now handled regularly by people using this program.
If you have have tried to get off a benzodiazepine or sleep medication before and you suffered or things only got worse, there is an answer. With this program you do not even begin to lower your medication until all or nearly all of your existing side effects are gone. Take a moment and imagine how it would feel to be able to lower the drug and feel good during the process. It can happen and does happen each day for thousands of people. Antidepressants, Anti-psychotics and ADHD Medication If you are taking any of this class of medication, and suffering from side effects or wish to taper off the medication, click the link on the left, Pre-Taper For: Antidepressants, Anti-Psychotics and ADHD Medication. On this page, you will read a systematic method detailing how to get rid of existing side effects. This would also be the first step if you were going to taper off the medication.
There are a few nutritional products or “super foods” we recommend to alleviate the drug-induced side effects. You can read about each one in the chapter, Suggested Nutritionals for The Road Back Program.
We know 98% of every individual coming to this Web Site has already tried to taper off their medication at least once, and are now suffering, or they have already began reducing the medication and are suffering, or they have already quit their medication and are still suffering from the side effects. Click one of the links on the left side of this page that fits your circumstance. There is a solution and relief can come relatively fast. Check with your physician before embarking on any taper program. Feel free to print any or all of the text found on this site and take it to your healthcare provider. Many physicians refer their patients to us for the information we provide and the physicians simply write a new prescription for the next lower dosage of the medication when the time comes. This program is simple to use and very effective when used exactly. The nutritional supplements used in this
program can be purchased directly from the manufacturer, from several retail
stores and several health care providers.
Dr. Donald E. McAlpine, Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic.:
"It's important to taper off slowly, extending the taper over several weeks
under your physician's direction. When you stop too quickly, you may
experience so-called "discontinuation symptoms," which can masquerade as
relapse." |
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