long-term glyco. users...

[albarosa2008]

Thanks in advance for your responses.

I'm wondering how many of you have found glycopyrrolate effective in the long run. I received the bad news from someone who took it for 2 years and is no longer finding it effective. Is this common? I take only 1.5 mgs per day and avoid taking it if I can, thinking I don't want to build up a tolerance and even though I don't like the feeling, I let myself sweat sometimes just to get toxins out of my body.

Is a tolerance build-up the norm?....How can that happen? 2 years is not that long...

Hoping this is the year a cure will be found,
I remain,
a fellow h.h. survivor

Thanks again!

 

[margiehope]

Hi albarosa--

I've been on glyco for about 2 years--so far I get the same good results I've always gotten.

I take 4-6 gm. if I know I'm going to be exercising or the weather is warm, less for a quiet or cooler day. Like you I go without when that makes sense--just don't want to take unnecessary meds.

Well, everything about HH is so individual, but for me, so far so good!

 

[JP81]

This is my biggest fear too. I've been taking glyco for almost a year now and am starting to think I may need to up the dosage. It doesn't help that it's been very humid here in Perth. Time to move to cooler climes. :wink:

 

[albarosa2008]

Thanks for your responses! I am going to be trying ionto, by hooking one up myself. I'm scared of electricity but will grit my teeth and try it. I got the link from a fellow survivor on the forum...oops, forgot his user name but here's the link anyway. I just want to see if there's something else I can do just in case the glyco. ever loses effectiveness:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc0pj2tf6_4

Cheers and happy new year.

 

[albarosa2008]

The link, courtesy of mets4life.