On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 07:24:50 -0800 (PST), "trigonometry1972@gmail.com

if you buy online, gimmie a url plz

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beyondacenturyonline.com has 300 grams for $13.50. Where do you get
300 grams for 7.50?

bulkfoods.com sells 5 pounds for $117.17.

$13.50/300 is $0.045/gram
$117.17/2270 is $0.0516/gram
BAC has the better price.

I'll suggest a couple of things. First, there are diffferent sources
of myo-inositol in the marketplace. Try checking out
Beyond A Century for a good price on inositol powder.
!8 grams of inositol costs me 45 cents. And yes you
can taper the dose down to a maintenance dose which
for me is around 6 grams.

Second, I'll suggest a part of the problem maybe hormonal.
In the modern age we all have exposures to toxic chemical
with estrogenic properties and some of these are bioaccumulators.
Even a "perfect' diet can only do so much.
If you have a high estrogen level and are a man, anxiety and panic
attacks can results. Low testosterone would also be part of
the picture. Also a number of medications have endocrine
disrupting effects that could lead hormonal problem
and them anxiety and panic attacks. Further some folks
may just be prone to these problems.

Third, I'll suggest you avoid the prescription anti-anxiety meds
as most have long term adverse effects and short term
downsides. As to the herbs, some likely have useful
effects but they too should be seen as drugs and not seen
as risk free. Which is not to say to avoid them but if
you use either the prescription or the herbal you really
need to read up on the risks. Nor do I mean just
the biomedical stuff but rather everthing including
the support group comments and comments
made on point in other groups or forums. And yes
that is a high bar. Never trust a Doctor and always
have a measure of doubt about any regimen of
meds, herbs, diet, or supplements. And never
ever trust a newspaper as they "always" get it
wrong. And yet if one is too pressed some
imperfect response maybe needed i.e. meds.,
supplements, herbs, etc.

Nor have I mentioned everthing that might be of use.
GABA seems to have calming effect per my experience
with that neurotransmitter supplement. It helps with sleep
if nothing else. It will cause flushing like niacin if taken
in too large a dose. I'd suggest looking into theanine.
Also check out the folks over on the rec.smart.drugs
forum as they may have some insights and personal
experience.

Trig