Myalgia, amitriptyline and alternatives

Discussion in 'Pain and Inflammation' started by Jenny TipsforME, Apr 6, 2018.

  1. Arnie Pye

    Arnie Pye Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    @Allele What dose of PEA do you use? And do you split dose? I've never heard of this stuff before, so I'm intrigued and may research it when I have the energy. A quick check on Google and Amazon suggests it may be too expensive for me, whatever its benefits.

    Edit : I found a version of this stuff for animals, advertised under the name :

    "Pharmox Dog and Cat PEA"

    The name wasn't appealing for some reason. :D
     
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  2. Allele

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    :rofl: Arnie Pie you're on a roll today!

    I basically take 1 350mg capsule at night, with a daytime dose when I remember (I often forget my daytime doses of everything, even with alerts, am so forgetty.)

    I have no idea if this works in combo with the other things I'm taking, but the shift was remarkable soon after I started taking it.
    Since it has some action via the cannabinoid receptors, it might be working so well for me bc I also use the raw juice of cannabis (non-psychoactive) which greatly reduces inflammation for me. But if there is or is not a synergistic effect I couldn't say as I am not a chemist or pharmacologist :nerd:

     
  3. Arnie Pye

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    Allele Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    ^ I have no idea how that weird formatting occurred, sorry.
     
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  5. adambeyoncelowe

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    Oxytocin nasal spray works well for muscle relaxation too.
     

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