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Bro, I wasn't in a life threatening state taking that, but it was kinda close. My heart was beating hard, like I'd just sprinted 400 meters, and would not reset, just kept like that for several hours. I could see that situation deteriorating very badly.m8son wrote:i'm a pharmacologist and in my expert opinion you need to take more
Parkinson's Medication Turned Respected Family Man into "Gay Sex and Gambling Addict"
A married father-of-two has won a six-figure payout against British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline after his medication to treat his Parkinson's disease turned him into a "gay sex and gambling addict".
French appeals court upheld a ruling Wednesday, ordering the drug manufacturer to pay 197,000 Euros ($255,785) to Didier Jambart after he suffered side effects taking the drug Requip in 2003.
The court heard that the 52-year-old had been a loving father and husband as well as a respected and upstanding member of the community in Nantes, western France, but within two years of taking the drug Requip he became a compulsive gay sex addict who started cross dressing and exposing himself on the internet for sex.
Jambart even sold his children's toys to fund his online gambling addiction, claims that his dangerous sexual liaisons led him to being raped, he claimed in court in the French city of Rennes.
A court in the western city of Nantes had previously awarded Jambart 117,000 Euros ($151,000) 18 months ago.
However, GlaxoSmithKline had appealed the previous ruling and a higher court in Rennes on Wednesday upheld the earlier decision. The appeals court increased the compensation to Jambart by another 80,000 Euros ($103,896) after it found "serious, precise and corroborated" evidence to blame the father's transformation on Requip.
Could be he got bored of married life and wanted some fun and figured he could both make an excuse to his wife for doing so and make loads of compensation moneywub wrote:Speaking of pharms...
http://www.medicaldaily.com/parkinsons- ... ict-243707
Parkinson's Medication Turned Respected Family Man into "Gay Sex and Gambling Addict"
A married father-of-two has won a six-figure payout against British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline after his medication to treat his Parkinson's disease turned him into a "gay sex and gambling addict".
French appeals court upheld a ruling Wednesday, ordering the drug manufacturer to pay 197,000 Euros ($255,785) to Didier Jambart after he suffered side effects taking the drug Requip in 2003.
The court heard that the 52-year-old had been a loving father and husband as well as a respected and upstanding member of the community in Nantes, western France, but within two years of taking the drug Requip he became a compulsive gay sex addict who started cross dressing and exposing himself on the internet for sex.
Jambart even sold his children's toys to fund his online gambling addiction, claims that his dangerous sexual liaisons led him to being raped, he claimed in court in the French city of Rennes.
A court in the western city of Nantes had previously awarded Jambart 117,000 Euros ($151,000) 18 months ago.
However, GlaxoSmithKline had appealed the previous ruling and a higher court in Rennes on Wednesday upheld the earlier decision. The appeals court increased the compensation to Jambart by another 80,000 Euros ($103,896) after it found "serious, precise and corroborated" evidence to blame the father's transformation on Requip.
curious about Onnitt stuff but i'm waiting for the trials (apparently early '14)wub wrote:Decided to give Alphabrain a try for a month and see what's what. No point building my own 'stack' without doing some preliminary research.
Yeah, read that one. TBH, in researching these I've found more conflicting information than I think on anything else. So giving it a try is really the only way to know.lloydnoise wrote:curious about Onnitt stuff but i'm waiting for the trials (apparently early '14)wub wrote:Decided to give Alphabrain a try for a month and see what's what. No point building my own 'stack' without doing some preliminary research.
this article underlines my doubts however
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/alp ... -industry/
Well, to get 10 of your mates to give it a try would be another way. No risk, and you have an external/more objective view of their actual outward manifestation.wub wrote:Yeah, read that one. TBH, in researching these I've found more conflicting information than I think on anything else. So giving it a try is really the only way to know.lloydnoise wrote:curious about Onnitt stuff but i'm waiting for the trials (apparently early '14)wub wrote:Decided to give Alphabrain a try for a month and see what's what. No point building my own 'stack' without doing some preliminary research.
this article underlines my doubts however
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/alp ... -industry/
Clever marketing?Nevalo wrote:why does 'onnit' sound like a site that would sell illicit drugs?