Re: Parnate. Re REM & Depression (Dr. Bob)

Posted by alan on June 6, 1999, at 3:34:27

In reply to Re: Parnate. overall side effects, posted by Elizabeth on June 2, 1999, at 12:09:19

I once read that some depressed patients were aided by being awakened all night each time they entered REM sleep. If this held up, it would be some evidence in favor of a causal connection between reducing REM sleep and alleviating depression?
BTW, has anyone ever studied depression among those rare individuals who never sleep or among eople who sleep remarkably little?

Thread

Parnate. I've heard it's great and a nightmare? John 5/25/99
...
Re: Parnate. I've heard it's great and a nightmare? mary 5/27/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Elizabeth 5/27/99
Dreams and drugs anne 5/28/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares anita 5/28/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Elizabeth 5/29/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Dwight 5/29/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Elizabeth 5/29/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares - Dr. Bob? Elizabeth 5/31/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Dr. Bob 5/31/99
Re: Parnate. no nightmares Elizabeth 5/31/99
Re: Parnate. overall side effects John 6/2/99
Re: Parnate. overall side effects Elizabeth 6/2/99
Re: Parnate. Re REM & Depression (Dr. Bob) alan 6/6/99
Re: Parnate. Re REM & Depression (Dr. Bob) Erin 6/6/99
Re: Parnate. Re REM & Depression Re; Erin alan 6/6/99
Re: Parnate. overall side effects Delia 6/8/00
Re: Parnate. overall side effects Seamus2 6/9/00
Re: Parnate. overall side effects Delia 6/10/00

Post a new follow-up

Notify the administrators

Start a new thread

poster:alan thread:6524
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/19990601/msgs/7096.html

	for
in