Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Have you tried ordering melatonin online? I’d be trying that out before anything a doctor prescribes for it.
Have you tried ordering melatonin online? I’d be trying that out before anything a doctor prescribes for it.In my case my insomnia has gotten so bad it’s not safe to be doing the work I need to do while the medication does what it does. Long term if that doesn’t work I’ll be out of a job for MH reasons so some extra help in explaining that to other employers is something I might need to take up.
Yeah because Trumps never rambles on incoherently about absolute nonsense.Who knew?
Will take any suggestions I can get at the moment!Have you tried ordering melatonin online? I’d be trying that out before anything a doctor prescribes for it.
It’s definitely worth a try. For some reason you can’t buy it in UK without a prescription but you can order it online.Will take any suggestions I can get at the moment!
Have you tried ordering melatonin online? I’d be trying that out before anything a doctor prescribes for it.
It’s available freely in Italy as well and I take it to help with insomnia and it definitely works. The doses are the same as in America, just without all inevitable sugar for their flavourings.A doctor will prescribe melatonin. I’d be careful the doses the yanks take are ridiculously high. I don’t know what’s in the stuff you’d order online.
It’s available freely in Italy as well and I take it to help with insomnia and it definitely works. The doses are the same as in America, just without all inevitable sugar for their flavourings.
I’d much rather take it than stuff like Nytol, which, IMO, is far worse.Well I’ll leave it up to BSB as someone who knows more than me. Maybe the higher doses are needed and the NHS don’t know what they’re talking about.
It’s also that these people often need basic help in things like how to explain their condition to employers or what kind of work they could do with their condition.
Knowing people who have severe mental health issues the ones that have been helped into work or just helped full stop do a lot better than the student bollocks being spouted here of “just leave them alone maaaan”
Yeah Nytol didn’t do anything for me. By all means though do DM what works for you.I’d much rather take it than stuff like Nytol, which, IMO, is far worse.
edit: based on the below, the melatonin doses there seem to be higher actually.
Hmmm, no mention of reinstaning 2b. Project is pretty much pointless if its only partially delivered, how much capacity will be released on existing services by adding Birmingham to Crewe to not going to Manchester.Suck it haterz
Nytol worked for me but I built up a tolerance and ended up taking 3/4.Yeah Nytol didn’t do anything for me. By all means though do DM what works for you.
Hmmm, no mention of reinstaning 2b. Project is pretty much pointless if its only partially delivered, how much capacity will be released on existing services by adding Birmingham to Crewe to not going to Manchester.
Potentially could be used by people travelling from Liverpool but doesn't HS2 go into a different station in Crewe to existing services so you'd be relying on people being happy to not just change trains but change stations.
Alarm bells ringing with this as well "It is also understood that HS2 Ltd will not be overseeing Phase 2a, instead it will be handed to a private sector consortium"
Good first step.Suck it haterz
I think at least getting it partially delivered provides the case and an actual basis for delivering it fullHmmm, no mention of reinstaning 2b. Project is pretty much pointless if its only partially delivered, how much capacity will be released on existing services by adding Birmingham to Crewe to not going to Manchester.
Potentially could be used by people travelling from Liverpool but doesn't HS2 go into a different station in Crewe to existing services so you'd be relying on people being happy to not just change trains but change stations.
Alarm bells ringing with this as well "It is also understood that HS2 Ltd will not be overseeing Phase 2a, instead it will be handed to a private sector consortium"
If the trials show improvements in mental health, what’s the issue?
The people I know with serious MH related problems need all the support they can get not to be left to rot TBH.
Read the article and look at the concerns that the charities directly involved in mental health have. Note also the distinct lack of evidence; where are the studies quoted, for example.
And then join the dots with regard to Labour's approach to welfare, now and in its recent history, and ask yourself whether this is about supporting people with serious mental health issues or more about forcing them back to work.
The people I know with serious mental health issues need the service to be available to them, and not left to fend for themselves, hurt themselves, or hurt others, TBH.
They don't generally need a back to work conversation with an untrained adviser pushing to get them off benefits.
I'd say try a bit of humanity and think through what's really going on in those "back-to-work" interviews with seriously ill people, before taking Liz Kendall's word for it, but I get that you feel obliged to defend the party at all costs.
Citizen Network: Disability Benefits and Suicide
A Channel Four documentary has revealed the cruel nature of the UK's disability system.citizen-network.org
'I receive PIP - Labour will be just as bad as the Tories if they cut benefits'
Benefits claimants told i they may be forced to live 'hand-to-mouth' under the Government's policiesinews.co.uk
Hopefully private sector funding as well.Hmmm, no mention of reinstaning 2b. Project is pretty much pointless if its only partially delivered, how much capacity will be released on existing services by adding Birmingham to Crewe to not going to Manchester.
Potentially could be used by people travelling from Liverpool but doesn't HS2 go into a different station in Crewe to existing services so you'd be relying on people being happy to not just change trains but change stations.
Alarm bells ringing with this as well "It is also understood that HS2 Ltd will not be overseeing Phase 2a, instead it will be handed to a private sector consortium"
Pun intended? Sounds like you are in the same position as the Transport Department.Apparently 2b is still on the table I’m reading. I’ll be honest I’m totally lost as to the current state of rail commitments. Everything been cancelled, uncancelled, renamed, and watered down I can’t keep track.
Scary to think that 1 in 8 US adults are using this drug.Obviously these people should have quit cold turkey and I hope they’re suitably ashamed (assuming it’s not a coincidence which is possible TBF)
Do you agree that prevention is better than the cure?I dunno guys. Maybe you’re right and people should be left to die of drug overdoses and heart disease because they didn’t get their help from God or a TikTok influencer but Big Farmer instead.
Isn’t prevention a bit late once someone is morbidly obese? Surely it’s at the cure stage then.Do you agree that prevention is better than the cure?
Do you agree that prevention is better than the cure?
If we don’t combat what leads someone to become obese in the first place we’ll need a lot more Ozempic for sure. No problem with using it for the already morbidly obese, provided they’ve been through the other pathways first.Well no one’s suggesting giving Ozempic to people who aren’t obese BSB so I think that horse has bolted.
If we don’t combat what leads someone to become obese in the first place we’ll need a lot more Ozempic for sure. No problem with using it for the already morbidly obese, provided they’ve been through the other pathways first.
What’s bizarre about not wanting people to become obese in the first place?Bizarre.
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