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Patent information says to only take at night as can be harmful in the day?
Is this only in cancer patients or generally ?
Cyproheptadine would be perfect if it didn't causes weight gain.
Apparently if you watch your food intake, the weight stays off. How many calories are you consuming daily?
I can't remember the exact calories I was having daily at the time but I made sure that my calories didn't change whilst taking Cypro and I still gained some weight.Apparently if you watch your food intake, the weight stays off. How many calories are you consuming daily?
The individual who filed this patent is filing for "theraputic use of cyproheptadine" for various disease states. I don't know the intricacies of patent law, but I have this concept of a patent being a novel discovery, not a drug like Cypro that has been on the market for a long time. So, if this happens to be the case, anyone can just file a patent for any generic OTC drug? Any connection here to the fact that Cypro now must be prescribed by the physician and not available in the US? None of this fits right with me at all.