depressant

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• There are certain points during a woman’s menstrual cycle where anti-depressants may be too low at their normal dose, and that at another point, they might be too high.

• Street-drug users often combine fentanyl with methamphetamine, Zibbell said, believing that the stimulant and the depressant balance each other.

• A commercial for an anti-depressant to take when you feel “everything is meaningless” and works to “anchor you back to reality” corresponds to an episode where Wanda begins to realize the limit of her delusion.

• Another side is when you’re on anti-depressants, the hookup physiology may not work.

• In fact, the estrogen that they employed did worse than castrate the subject—it could act as a cerebral depressant.

• Some presenters claim that qat is like heroin, a depressant.

• Kotak has only just begun weaning herself off a cocktail of anti-psychotic, anti-depressant, and anti-anxiety medication.

• This is something that's the best anti-depressant, anti-anxiety drug I have ever been on.

• The disease is very severe, painful, and depressant, but the mortality is quite low except in complication with other maladies.

• In large doses chloral hydrate is a depressant to the circulation and the respiration, and also lowers the temperature.

• But the weakening and deteriorating effect of this pernicious narcotic, water-absorbing, depressant drug poison is unmistakable.