Cns Side Effects Of Marinol

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Atripla and intense dreams - resolved with Marinol and RX MJ.

Atripla was a pretty easy drug on me at first. Then came the cinematic, vivid and often just completely indescribable dream scenes where it at times was difficult to discern reality vs. just being asleep and on my Atripla-trip.In my...

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University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

I haven't seen any studies on the subject of marijuana or Marinol treatment for Sustiva toxicity- if any reader is aware of such a study please post. KH... Read more »

Second Hand Pot Smoke Possible Interaction with Sustiva?

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appetite still gone after 4 months...

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