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Old 02-08-2012, 05:50 PM   #1
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Anyone ever survive 100-120 tabs of 1mg? I think this BPD lady is lying through her teeth. Asymptomatic except for complaints of HA and dry mouth.
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Anyone ever survive 100-120 tabs of 1mg? I think this BPD lady is lying through her teeth. Asymptomatic except for complaints of HA and dry mouth.
Survive? Probably if you have someone with sufficient skill Asymptomatic? Unlikely.
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Anyone ever survive 100-120 tabs of 1mg? I think this BPD lady is lying through her teeth. Asymptomatic except for complaints of HA and dry mouth.
Would not having any epinephrine or adrenaline kill you? I wouldn't think so. Shouldn't it be akin to taking a strong anxiolytic without the CNS effect?

edit: and perhaps dry mouth could be explained by the body decreasing parasympathetic outflow as much as possible to match the nonexistent sympathetic stimulation.
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