Date:   8/25/2008 9:35:15 PM ( 16 y ago)
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mid to late twenties is actually the time when schizophrenia symptoms are most intense. in fact many dont develop any symptoms at all till their early twenties.

many find the symptoms subside as they get older. but again, everyone is different.

i think you are on the right course with taking the least amount of meds you can while pursuing other avenues of healing. sounds like a very sensible plan. you really should look into doing some anti parasite cleanses though. i think it would be worth investigating.




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At the same time several of the medications used to treat schizophrenia have been shown to posess anti-parasitic and in particular anti-T.gondii properties. This led the authors to suspect that the anti-psychotic activity of these medications may be due to their inhibition of these parasites.

When the rats were given Haloperidol, an anti-psychotic, and Valporic acid, a mood stabiliser, the behavioural symptoms of T.gondii were reduced. They found the drugs were able to limit the suicidal feline attraction by which the rats became less aware of the dangers of cats.

Dr Joanne Webster added: "By showing that drugs used to treat schizophrenia affect the parasite T. gondii, this does provide further evidence for its role in the development of some cases schizophrenia. It may be that anti-psychotic drugs work partly by parasite inhibition, and this could lead to new medicine and treatment combinations."

The researchers have already begun human clinical trials using anti-T. gondii treatments as adjunct therapies for schizophrenia with researchers at Johns Hopkins University.
 

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