Anti-Psychotic Metabolic Syndrome pre-2003
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Submitted by Gregg Jann on Thu, 2014-05-29 15:28
Mental Health Meds make consumers gain weight, which some professionals have been reluctant to agree with the findings. Evidence supporting anti-psychotic metabolic syndrome shows a case strong enough for caring doctors to switch meds for at-risk consumers of health conditions of severe obese patients with heart risks and glucose blood sugar threats.
Meds as old as Depakote from 1992 to the early anti-typical anti-psychotics of the early 2000s cause this metabolic syndrome of weight gain.
The suggested replacement med for one discourages appetite in advertisement by doctor. These strange type epilepsy/borderline meds with unproved mood stabilizer effects is prescribed FOR depression when consumer only has manic parts does carry suspicion.
