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Post by Oracle on May 25, 2005 0:34:35 GMT -5
check out Arcalion's Sulbutiamine, a type of vitamin b-1 derivative. said it can help to reduces fatigue, improves long-term memory, and increases alertness.
u will need a prescription for this. I have chronic fatique for years. cant wait to start on this medicine tomorrow. if this thing works, i can throw out all the supplements except my whey and glucosamine sulfate.
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Post by ~Xc@libuR~ on May 25, 2005 19:56:14 GMT -5
hi oracle... that sounds like good news...  wat's the cost of that Arcalion's Sulbutiamine? N how or where do u go for a prescription? Cos i think at the rate i am working now... i feel that i am nearing chronic fatigue...  N likelyhood may need to go for a prescription... N er... since we are in this topic 'Chronic Fatigue'... can urself or anybody advise a little of how to avoid it? |
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Post by Oracle on May 25, 2005 20:47:12 GMT -5
say, dont mistaken fatique with chronic fatique. you may be burning out due to overwork and stress. whereas chronic fatique hits me, no matter how much i rest or supps i take, i still feel tired.
today is the first day i took the medication, feel good. alertness is there, i can focus much better and feel abit more energetic. great! onwards to the 550lb deadlift!
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Post by ~Xc@libuR~ on May 25, 2005 22:41:12 GMT -5
hmm... maybe i shld go see my GP and relate to him my symptoms... see if he thinks its chronic fatigue or just the normal burn out or fatigue...  thanx for highlighting...  hmm... 550lbs deadlift... wow~! |
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Post by Oracle on May 26, 2005 2:14:46 GMT -5
no no.. not yet on the 550lb. it is a target only.
have u finish your exams? if so, then take a break. if u are a working adult, also take a break.
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N likelyhood may need to go for a prescription...
