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[desinr-gal]

Regular, long-term use of Benadryl is not recommended, as it can cause dementia and cognitive impairment, dependence and withdrawal, heart problems, and other issues.

That warning would apply taking the medication as a pill, not from applying a cream or other topical? The only warnings for topical is not to spread over large areas, not to put in places that are not skin, and not to eat it.

 

[cheaperseeker]

That warning would apply taking the medication as a pill, not from applying a cream or other topical? The only warnings for topical is not to spread over large areas, not to put in places that are not skin, and not to eat it.

Oh right, haha. I forget it also comes as a cream. Carry on.

 

[desinr-gal]

Oh right, haha. I forget it also comes as a cream. Carry on.

You are right, if someone were to take the medication instead, everytime they pinned that could be dangerous.

 

[FlowerFairy]

Hahaha there IS in my house!

Dark blue is glow, light blue is Nad, Purple is Tirz, green is TB500 and BPC, silver is Glutathione.

There! Now don't say you haven't been given the color guide

In my house my NAD and Glutathione are green, Melanotan is red, GH is maroon and GLOW is beige.

 

[Twowheelr2]

Regular, long-term use of Benadryl is not recommended, as it can cause dementia and cognitive impairment, dependence and withdrawal, heart problems, and other issues.

Thanks for the heads up. I’ll substitute Allegra or Zyrtec, or some other anti-histamine and see if that works. I have had some allergic reactions to bee stings in the past and wonder if that indicates the subject may be prone to ISRs from GHK-cu. Will follow after more research.

 

[G Vice]

Regular, long-term use of Benadryl is not recommended, as it can cause dementia and cognitive impairment, dependence and withdrawal, heart problems, and other issues.

Thank you for posting this. A very good friend of mine is a neurologist who is also board certified in sleep medicine. He told me that Benadryl usage as a sleep aide is associated with a (I forget the actual number now) 4-fold increase in early-onset dementia, and it should not be used as a sleep aide.

 

[cheaperseeker]

Thank you for posting this. A very good friend of mine is a neurologist who is also board certified in sleep medicine. He told me that Benadryl usage as a sleep aide is associated with a (I forget the actual number now) 4-fold increase in early-onset dementia, and it should not be used as a sleep aid.

That reminds me, Tylenol PM has Benadryl (aka diphenhydramine) in it, so don't use that regularly as a sleep aid either.