ADHD Medication Rules Winners

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And The Winners Are…

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Congratulations All!!

To celebrate the launch of the new Digital Amazon Kindle version of ADHD Medication Rules, I hosted a giveaway that ran until August 31st at midnight EST. We chose five contest winners on September 1st using a random number generator:

– And these folks get the goodies!

1. Julie Eskeli
2. Joe Ailts
3. Anitar711
4. Elizabeth Grainger
5. Jeremy Swetzoff

Congrats again to these winners, and a BIG thank you to all who commented and tweeted! Each person listed above will receive three great prizes including a landscape digital copy of ADHD Medication Rules, that rare Photo Multiplier Tube [just in case you run out of conversation], and a Free Pass to Med Rules in Action- Success Strategies for ADHD Treatment– a 4hr webinar launching this Fall.

The good news is that we've had some serious success with the Rules launch. – And know that I never forget that in reality the launch was not about me or Rules, but about the you folks out there who are on the short end of mercurial treatment strategies based upon non-science [double entendre intended!]

To claim your prizes please email Jamie at jamie.corebrain@gmail.com with your contact information, and we'll get those goodies out right away! If you don't have a Kindle you can, for the same price, pick up a digital landscape [horizontal] edition here at CorePsych Blog.

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PS: Rules #1 at Amazon Kindle in both Neuroscience and Psychopharmacology, see: This Link

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  1. drcharlesparker says:
    October 15, 2011 at 8:44 AM

    As you may have noticed here, i am not a fan, at all, of naming someone – giving them a label based upon appearances and reactions to meds. I know that’s the rage now, and know that a mood stabilizer might work but that does not solve your underlying problem.

    I strongly suggest that you have a moving therapeutic window, and subsequent narrowing of the therapeutic window, and a refractory response to meds based on completely other issues than an underlying bipolar illness.

    Type metabolism in the Search here and spend some time with those posts and you will get what I am talking about… and for the low, low price of 10 bucks you can get phenomenal details in my *Rules* book!
    cp

  2. drcharlesparker says:
    October 15, 2011 at 8:17 AM

    Gschill1602,
    Thanks so much for your kind remarks! I’m so pleased you are doing well, and, honestly, see these results so often I will remain on this for years to come… so much immunity info, and so little time!
    cp

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  4. Jm says:
    October 4, 2011 at 12:59 AM

    Good evening Dr. P,

    I’ve been away for a long while and have done ok.  Most recently (and for several months now) I’ve been taking adderall 30 mg twice a day, effexor 150 once, and lorazepam 1 as needed in the evening.
    The adderall by far is the most effective.  It seems that the effexor sort of helps some of the similar things, but not much.  The lorazepam I didn’t notice any difference.

    So today, I had my appointment with my psychologist and we talked, and questions,talked, etc..And it’s come down to the two things the most right now that struggle to manage is intrusive thoughts (some of which are very scary), the subsequent anxiety, and all my doubts about my diagnoses (and I gave her a list of reasons why).

    I’ve been on every antidepressant and none of them do anything helpful.  Effexor doesn’t hurt,so that’s why were still on it.  Was originally supposed to go up to 225, but right before I was supposed to do that I had some issues at work that meant it would be better to not add a new variable into the mix.

    So thoughts I guess…may be helpful.  She said I came up with a moderate probability of bipolar and Iv’e never taken any mood stabilizers before.  So far adderall and effexor has been the best combo, except the effexor hasn’t really addressed what it was supposed to yet.

    Any ideas?

  5. Gschill1602 says:
    September 15, 2011 at 6:10 PM

    Dr. Parker, After finding your blog, I tested for allergies, detoxed my liver and gut. I discovered my extremely low neurotransmitter levels with your help. Your expertise in helping me with advice and direction by phone has been invaluable. With diet, dl phenylalaline, and 5 htp I have finally feel good. This has been after many years of trying everything. Your book should be read and followed by everyone.Talking with you on the phone was like talking with an old friend. You are the best!!!! Thanks for everything.