Posted by Beeb on December 25, 2012, at 5:05:18
In reply to Re: clonazepam/Klonopin and HPA axis issues, posted by jono_in_adelaide on December 24, 2012, at 17:45:45
> The slow taper is the best way of stopping if there is no rush, because it ensures there is no risk or discomfort.
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> If there is some pressing need then obvioudly one can quit more quickly, at the risk of suffering some withdrawl symptoms.
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> I'd suggest your inability to tolorate diazepam under any circumstances while gobbling down clonazepam like Elvis is most likely to be a hysterical reaction.
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> If you can find me one person taking 15mg of diazepam per day who can differentiate a 1mg drop in dose under blind conditions, then I'll beleive you, otherwise, I call b*llsh*t.Part #1: 'The slow taper is the best way of stopping if there is no rush, because it ensures there is no risk or discomfort.'
That is so stupid. If that would work noone would ever suffer from withdrawal from a benzodiazepine following an Ashton style taper.
There are many people following exactly that kind of taper who are suffering greatly. Just look around on the internet. Easy.'I'd suggest your inability to tolorate diazepam under any circumstances while gobbling down clonazepam like Elvis is most likely to be a hysterical reaction.'
Are you doing your best to be rude or talk nonsense ?Please don't respond to my thread if you have nothing positive to contribute.
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