As a result, DSIP does not behave like a conventional sleep medication such as a benzodiazepine or a Z-drug, which produce large and reproducible changes in sleep architecture
Abdullah, M., Jamil, R
These may include constipation, vomiting, and abnormally high hemoglobin levels
However, as with any injection, there is a risk of side effects such as pain at the injection site, infection, or allergic reactions
The threshold level of 150 g/mL has been established based on the intake of therapeutic doses of pseudoephedrine, defined as a maximum daily dose of 240 mg pseudoephedrine taken either as: four daily oral administrations (one every 4-6 hours) of a 60 mg (or 2 x 30 mg) immediate release preparation (i.e
These studies provide a sound basis for the clinical benefits claimed