Zyprexa woes keep piling up for Eli Lilly

If you or a loved one have diabetes and/or blood disorders and have taken Zypreza during 1997 - 2004 you may beentiled to compensation. Call me Hugh Keough, Esq. Fort Lauderdale FL

What blood disoders ???

Carrie wrote:

What blood disoders ???

Dear Carrie: Eli Lilly itself warns of these various blood disorders such a low blood pressures that result in falls (broken hips and other injuries), high blood sugar (diabetes) and a multitude of other side efects. If you want more info email me at keolaw at myexcel dot com. If I can be of any help let me know. Hugh

www.adverse-drug-reaction.net can help avoid these lawsuits. People should be aware of the adverse reactions associated with the drugs they take.

Experts say Zyprexa qualifies for a MedGuide warning:

(1) The labeling would definitely help prevent serious adverse events;
(2) Few patients would be willing to take the drug and risk developing diabetes given that numerous studies have shown Zyprexa to be no more effective than the older class of antipsychotics that do not cause diabetes; and
(3) Most patients on Zyprexa would learn that the drug is not FDA approved to treat the condition they have.

Learn more of the dangers of Zyprexa
http://www.countercurrents.org/pringle190607....

Zyprexa and the other AAP's could probably knock out crop circles when the end of the world occurs---- if Eli Lilly put the drug in liquid form and sold it in tanker loads to the world's municipalities. Every town and city could spray it like mosquito mist or something in case the supernatural appeared obtrusively with the doomsday knell. WIth that plan and Eli lIlly could have come out with hundreds of billions of dollars with clean spiritual records of sorts and not injured anybody.. Instead they have a whole history of hundreds of thousands of people suffering form metabolic injury---what a gain for these companies, in already a decimated dying out drug ridden society. I don't know anyone who would trust the American Psychiatric Association, where patient health is routinely endangered and harmed. Isn't it about time to close down the APA.

I am a mother of a 21 yrs. old boy.
He is beeing taking zypreza for a year and half.
Three months ago we tried to withdrawl him from that medicine, because he was getting heavy...
As soon as he gotoff that he lost his appetite, and no medication wos doing good to him, then he returned to zyprexa again. What do you know about a withdrawlside efects?
I am very worried for him.
Please excuse my English.
Thank you for your attention to this.

Sincerelly.

Magaly

NOBODY should INGEST ZYPREXA. It will,in long term, destroy your metabolism and your son will eventually become very ILL. My advice to you,"not a solution" is to take him off the drug as soon as possible. Take him to the Hospital and ask for help! Tell them what you want to do and ask for their assistance. He might be there for a few days but they won't let him die. And if you choose not to take action he will eventually die from Zyprexa. Side Effects are: Mass wieght gain,low blood sugar attacks,swelling of the ankles and other areas of the body,face ect....