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About Entaxil |
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ENTAXIL combines two medicines, Eupilac® (emlapasipine mescopontylate)
and Entilor® (intorvaspastatin caltibasciheltimelnitascaldecium).
Eupilac is used to deactivate the enzymes in blood plasma that foster
bad hair; Entilor is an addictive narcotic that helps you remember to take the pill on time by reminding you with helpful little tremors and hallucinations. Those with a family history
of bad hair may see less of an effect from ENTAXIL. It's recommended
that you take ENTAXIL a week before an expected bad hair episode.
This gives ENTAXIL a chance to build up in your body and make plans
for the most effective attack of your bad hair. You may smoke during
your ENTAXIL treatment, but you will not be able to hear while smoking.
Some patients have reported
changes in behavior, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts
or actions while taking ENTAXIL or after stopping ENTAXIL or when
considering taking ENTAXIL or when family members are taking ENTAXIL.
If you notice these feelings or behaviors, report it to your doctor.
Though, honestly, he's heard it all before and he doesn't really much
care. ENTAXIL is available in
a variety of different doses. Experimenting with different dosages
and combining ENTAXIL with different forms of alcohol is the best
way to discover what works best for your particular body chemistry
and your personal risk profile. Your doctor may suggest a dosage plan,
titrating the dose up over time, but then it's not his hair, is it?
It’s important to
take your medicine on a regular basis. With ENTAXIL, you take one
pill, eleven times a day, and these should be spaced out evenly throughout
the day. If you miss a dose, DO NOT DOUBLE THE NEXT DOSE. Wait until
the end of the day and take six pills, then fourteen the next morning.
The resultant unpleasant side effects will stay in your memory and
make it unlikely that you will forget a dose again.
©copyright 2009, Cary Hammer
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