What is the natural, nutritional way or method to dispel all effects of the drug Risperdal (risperidone)?!
Question: What is the natural, nutritional way or method to dispel all effects of the drug Risperdal (risperidone).?
For some reasons, I have to dispel all effects of the drug named Rispedal (risperidone) administered to me. This drug reduces the dopamine level of my brain by blocking something in the brain. May anyone tell and explain to me some natural, nutritional ways to dispel the drugs.? For example, what should I consume to improve my immune system, remove the drugs from my body, or at least reduce the effects and side effects of this drug.? Any good suggestions are welcome. :-)Health Question & Answer
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Since nobody has answered yet, I'll toss in my 2 cents.
The only way to get it out of your body is to stop taking it and let your body process it out. No cleansers have been shown to be effective for removing drugs from your system, no matter what the headshops claim... some of them can alter the results of a drug test so that you have to take the test again later (which looks rather suspicious), but that's the closest you can get.
Now, as far boosting your immune system, there are several options for that when it comes to recovering from the impact of the drug. First and foremost, make sure you are eating a proper diet, getting enough sleep, and doing at least some form of exercise (even if it's walking around) at least a few times a week. That's the basic way to stay healthy in general, but if you find that you are getting sick more often than you would like, there are some natural options to help boost your immune system.
Some of the most popular natural products for boosting the immune system are Colostrum, Mushrooms (Maitake, Shiitake, and Reishi), IP-6 (Inositol Hexaphosphate), Beta Glucans, Elderberry, Echinacea (should be taken short-term only), and any antioxidants.
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The only way to get it out of your body is to stop taking it and let your body process it out. No cleansers have been shown to be effective for removing drugs from your system, no matter what the headshops claim... some of them can alter the results of a drug test so that you have to take the test again later (which looks rather suspicious), but that's the closest you can get.
Now, as far boosting your immune system, there are several options for that when it comes to recovering from the impact of the drug. First and foremost, make sure you are eating a proper diet, getting enough sleep, and doing at least some form of exercise (even if it's walking around) at least a few times a week. That's the basic way to stay healthy in general, but if you find that you are getting sick more often than you would like, there are some natural options to help boost your immune system.
Some of the most popular natural products for boosting the immune system are Colostrum, Mushrooms (Maitake, Shiitake, and Reishi), IP-6 (Inositol Hexaphosphate), Beta Glucans, Elderberry, Echinacea (should be taken short-term only), and any antioxidants.
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Surprisingly, I actually agree with alot of what Oldtimekid has to say.
Simply stop the drug, and your body will eliminate it through natural processes in due course, this is assuming your liver and kidneys are working properly. Since the biological half life of risperdal is about 20 hours, in theory the drug itself should be out of your system in a week. It may take a few more weeks for the drug effects to dissipate however.
Normal healthy eating, proper hydration and regular exercise will support your immune system, though that has nothing at all to do with eliminating a drug from your body. There is no supplement that will magically "boost your immune system" , that is a non-scientific concept believed by a variety of Alt Med types, particularly naturopaths.
Colostrum is only produced by lactating women in the first few days after birth, and provides the newborn immunoglobulins and complement that will offer protection against disease to which the mother had already developed natural immunity. Good luck finding a supply of that. The other things mentioned by Oldtime are not supported by good evidence.
I am more concerned about your "some reasons" for stopping the drug, and I hope you are doing this in concert with your physician.Health Question & Answer
Simply stop the drug, and your body will eliminate it through natural processes in due course, this is assuming your liver and kidneys are working properly. Since the biological half life of risperdal is about 20 hours, in theory the drug itself should be out of your system in a week. It may take a few more weeks for the drug effects to dissipate however.
Normal healthy eating, proper hydration and regular exercise will support your immune system, though that has nothing at all to do with eliminating a drug from your body. There is no supplement that will magically "boost your immune system" , that is a non-scientific concept believed by a variety of Alt Med types, particularly naturopaths.
Colostrum is only produced by lactating women in the first few days after birth, and provides the newborn immunoglobulins and complement that will offer protection against disease to which the mother had already developed natural immunity. Good luck finding a supply of that. The other things mentioned by Oldtime are not supported by good evidence.
I am more concerned about your "some reasons" for stopping the drug, and I hope you are doing this in concert with your physician.Health Question & Answer