For pregnant women, doctors usually prescribe taking one capsule twice a day, while reducing the dose of this drug, which is recommended by the instructions.
Symptoms will usually be relieved with a dose of 120 milligrams per day; however, on occasion, dosages of 240 milligrams to 320 milligrams per day may be necessary.
In case of exceeding the recommended value, medication can suppress CNS functions, which causes drowsiness, which can reach the state of coma(this depends on the size of the dose taken).
But just this past year, the Food and Drug Administration recommended cutting the dose in half for women only, because they just realized that women metabolize the drug at a slower rate than men, causing them to wake up in the morning with more of the active drug in their system.
The second part of TIHKAL, which may be conditionally distributed for non-commercial reproduction(see external links below), is a detailed synthesis manual for 55 psychedelic compounds(many discovered by Alexander Shulgin himself), including their chemical structures, dosage recommendations, and qualitative comments.
Although differences in dosing requirements for medical imaging procedures based upon patient differences have been recognized, conventional medical imaging procedures continue to use pre-set doses or standard delivery protocols for injecting contrast media during medical imaging procedures.
The doses of iodine used in these studies(3 to 7 mg/day for a 60 kg person) are several times higher than the tolerable upper level of intake(see chart above) recommended by the Food and Nutrition Board(FNB) of the Institute of Medicine and should only be used under medical supervision.
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