Nootropic drugs that treat schizophernia?

Question

I may be diagnosed again with schizophernia, but all the drugs I know of suck (haldol, risperdone)

Are there any Nootropic drugs that are prescrible for schizophernia with little or no negative side effects.

I figure if I can get Nootropics from the deal, it won't be all that bad to take medication..

any suggestions?

Serious side effects can occur with any antipsychotic medicine, including ABILIFY.
# Very high fever, rigid muscles, shaking, confusion, sweating, or increased heart rate and blood pressure. (leading to fatality)
# Abnormal or uncontrollable movements. (tardive dyskinesia), which may be permanent

# Elderly: stroke
# Diabetes,
(hyperglycemia), coma or death,
etc... there is no way I would willingly take toxic chemicals that do not "create any good effects" those are poisons.
Since I don't suffer from hallucinations etc.. I personally don't see any reason to take the drugs.
"I had reasons for doing the "odd" things I did" such as a franed trial and an attempt to seek justice. I don't beleive I have schizophernia however if I'm being stuck with the diagnosis, I might as well see if I can get any useful prescription drugs out of the deal (and for free pretty much...)

Other side effect:
Lightheadedness or faintness
swallowing problems (dysphagia). I
Avoid Drinking alcohol
constipation, an inner sense of restlessness or need to move (akathisia), headache, nausea, upset stomach, vomiting, agitation, anxiety, insomnia, sleepiness, lightheadedness, and tremor.

I don't use sugar.

Psychotropics ar e use to "alter behavior" anti psychotics are designed to remove or reduce the "reward" system in the brain effecitvely making people emotionless or unable to have strong reward sense, or big moments euphoria happyness etc..

There is no way i would willingly kill my body and make myself a zombie.

Answer 1

You really need to talk to your doctor about these. Controversial stuff. Here's some info on them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_drugs

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It took me a month to get used to risperdone.It does make you groggy and achy at first it just takes time!If you do find what your looking for let me know Im open to alternatives.You can email me.

Answer 4

ask you doctor about a new medicine call Abilify
http://www.abilify.com/abilify/home/index.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes