Aspirin works on schizophrenia

[Dave Darling]

I just ran across something on the internet and I decided to try it, it was a study investigating Aspirin as a treatment from schizophrenia. It definitely had an effect! I have been taking a baby aspirin (80mg) every day and it helps me alot! I have also tried Alka-Seltzer and that helps more, it gives you a stiff dose of Aspirin. The only thing you have to be careful with with Aspirin is that it can cause stomach irritation and potentially stomach bleeding, however this is rare. Apparently Alka-Seltzer is much less likely to cause this, you can also get enteric coated pills and that will help too.

 

[Gregory Thompson]

I just ran across something on the internet and I decided to try it, it was a study investigating Aspirin as a treatment from schizophrenia. It definitely had an effect! I have been taking a baby aspirin (80mg) every day and it helps me alot! I have also tried Alka-Seltzer and that helps more, it gives you a stiff dose of Aspirin. The only thing you have to be careful with with Aspirin is that it can cause stomach irritation and potentially stomach bleeding, however this is rare. Apparently Alka-Seltzer is much less likely to cause this, you can also get enteric coated pills and that will help too.

Might be related to your particular chemistry, may not work for others. Some may overdose.

 

[Michie]

I just ran across something on the internet and I decided to try it, it was a study investigating Aspirin as a treatment from schizophrenia. It definitely had an effect! I have been taking a baby aspirin (80mg) every day and it helps me alot! I have also tried Alka-Seltzer and that helps more, it gives you a stiff dose of Aspirin. The only thing you have to be careful with with Aspirin is that it can cause stomach irritation and potentially stomach bleeding, however this is rare. Apparently Alka-Seltzer is much less likely to cause this, you can also get enteric coated pills and that will help too.

Have a link?

 

[Titus Dorn]

I just ran across something on the internet and I decided to try it, it was a study investigating Aspirin as a treatment from schizophrenia. It definitely had an effect! I have been taking a baby aspirin (80mg) every day and it helps me alot! I have also tried Alka-Seltzer and that helps more, it gives you a stiff dose of Aspirin. The only thing you have to be careful with with Aspirin is that it can cause stomach irritation and potentially stomach bleeding, however this is rare. Apparently Alka-Seltzer is much less likely to cause this, you can also get enteric coated pills and that will help too.

Interesting. Have you tried B3 niacin?

 

[Gregory Thompson]

It's no surprise though, the prescribed meds for these disorders tend to have horrible side effects, so trying anything usually doesn't seem so bad.

I looked up some studies, and there's some low quality evidence that it helps overall better than a placebo, but no precise evidence that it will always help.

 

[Dave Darling]

Have a link?

2 that I found-

There were several times when I was extremely ill, so bad I was seriously considering calling 911 and going to the hospital in an ambulance, I took a baby aspirin, it knocked it right out of me, I was fine!

Aspirin as an add-on treatment to antipsychotics for people schizophrenia

Adding aspirin to antipsychotics reduces psychopathology in adults with schizophrenia spectrum disorders

 

[Dave Darling]

It's no surprise though, the prescribed meds for these disorders tend to have horrible side effects, so trying anything usually doesn't seem so bad.

I looked up some studies, and there's some low quality evidence that it helps overall better than a placebo, but no precise evidence that it will always help.

It definitely helped me alot, you might want to try it!

 

[Dave Darling]

Interesting. Have you tried B3 niacin?

I have tried B3 but it made my entire body turn beet red and I was burning all over, apparently this is called the "Niacin flush". It was very uncomfortable and I can't take it again.

 

[Titus Dorn]

I have tried B3 but it made my entire body turn beet red and I was burning all over, apparently this is called the "Niacin flush". It was very uncomfortable and I can't take it again.

My dad began taking niacin back when the drug company Eli Lilly began manufacturing it in the 60's, 70's.

He also got the niacin flush the first time he took it.

What must be done with this vitamin is to titrate the dosage until the body adjusts to it. Thankfully as uncomfortable as the flush is, it is not harmfull.

Also it must be taken with food in the stomach. Taking it on an empty stomach almost always causes the dilation of the blood vessels at the surface of the skin. Causing the upper torso, arms and head to turn bright red from the increased blood flow.

If what you are doing is working for you then don't change your regimen. I will keep you in my prayers. Wish you all the best. Love you friend, Titus Dorn

 

[Gregory Thompson]

It definitely helped me alot, you might want to try it!

I don't have a diagnosis, but I may keep some on hand in case someone has a heart attack.