Dee, Google ' Jarish-Herxheimer Effect.' You are creating false meaning here. That is where most problems begin. Remember - anything that you create, you can un-create when it comes to a distorted belief or idea. Also, ask yourself, "Is what I am believing, REALLY TRUE?" You are fusing idea A that has a personal judgment attached, with experience B, and creating something that is false. Separate (A) from (B), and what do you get? S-Max -------Original Message------- From: Dee To me this would mean that this is not good for me, and I would stop taking it. I have never really gone with this 'herx' reaction because I always remember when my husband was ill with a nervous breakdown, and they kept on giving him different anti-depressants. Each one made him feel worse than the one before and he just refused to take them. The doctors said that he would feel better if he would only let his body 'get used' to the medications in six to eight weeks. To me this is wrong, and the body is telling you quite clearly that this is wrong. As it turns out, with all the bad press for Prozac and the like, I think my husbands body was quite right!
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