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Today persons are not stunned to hear a diagnosis such as panic disorder or anxiety disorder. We all are used to say that the main part of health problems we develop start because of nerves. The distressing fact is that we seldom give it a thought. We live crazy careless lives taking from our bodies one enormous credit after another and with all that we never consider paying it back. What a destructive and foolish life position! The simple law of this universe states: you cannot take without giving anything in return. Sooner or later you will have to pay!

In the process of evolution people developed a mighty brain and a unique body able of healing awful wounds, conquering a number of infections and regenerating on the top of its abilities. For centuries our ancestors lived in a calm familiar world growing plants, breeding animals, hunting and turning to nature if they happened to fall ill. Only the passed two centuries changed human life greatly. Having the same biology as our forefathers, we live in a crazy world of constant hurry, hate, rush and stress. No wonder our bodies and our brains are so strongly affected!

Here is the list of the essential reasons why over 80% of the world’s population acquire certain illnesses, either physical or mental:

- non-stop nervous strain and stress we face every day of our lives at work and in private life;
- lack of healthy physical exercise (sitting the majority of the day typical for brain workers and excessive physical strain typical for manual workers);
- bad ecology (the smoky air we breath, the bottled killed water we have to drink, non-stop noise around us);
- bad and irregular meals (snack foods we eat, numerous dyes and preservatives added to foods we take with our food, lack of vitamins and minerals);
- lack of sound sleep (many men and women suffer from insomnia, and those who are able to fall asleep seldom sleep the normal amount of 7-8 hours a day. They prefer spending sleepless nights working or having fun in night clubs);
- poor habits (smoking, drinking alcohol, drug abuse, staying inside too often, spending hours on front of TV and computer, using elevator instead of walking a the stairs, taking a taxi or driving a car instead of walking a couple of blocks etc.);
- refusal to be on a sick leave when we fall ill - we keep on working and performing hackneyed daily activities while our body has to overcome the health disorder and to spare some energy to keep us moving on;
- taking too much medications with and without doctor’s prescription instead of applying simple but highly effective therapies of ancient folk medicine.

No wonder our immune system is compromised and our nervous system is undermined! The weaker of the two breaks down deactivating us for weeks and weeks. People with affected nervous system cannot sleep, they lose appetite, sexual drive and any interest in everyday activities that they usually enjoy. They experience unexpected attacks of panic and aggression, they cannot control their feelings and sometimes they go totally wild. They start with every loud noise and live picturing horrible things to happen to them and the mankind. Fortunately, modern pharmacology is able of treating health problems of that sort.

For example Diazepam is one of the favorite and most reliable benzodiazepine drugs in the world among the best MDs. Benzodiazepine pills are also tranquilizers. They act on the central nervous system, producing sedation and muscle relaxation and diminishing anxiety levels. Diazepam also well known as Valium. It is a relatively new medicine produced in 1960 by a talented Dr. Leo Sternbach of Hoffmann-La Roche. Since then Diazepam treated thousands and thousands of panic and anxiety disorder patients in different countries of the world and proved to be equally effective and safe.

You can get Diazepam under various brand and generic names including Alboral, Aliseum, Alupram, Amiprol, Anlin, Ansiolin, Antenex, Anxicalm, Anxionil, Apo-diazepam, Apozepam, Armonil, Arzepam, Assival, Atensine, Azedipamin, Baogin, Benzopin, Best, Betapam, Britazepam, Calmpose, Calmod, Caudel, Centrazepam, Chuansuan, Consilium, D-Val, Desconet, Desloneg, Di-Tran, Diaceplex, Dialag, Dialar, Diapam, Diapax, Diapine, Diaquel, Diatran, Diazemuls, Diazepam, Diazepan, Diazepin, Dipaz, Dipezona, Disopam, Dizam, Doval, D-Pam, Drenian, Ducene, Dupin, Eridan, Elcion CR, Euphorin, Euphorin P, Evacalm, Gewacalm, Gradual, Gubex, Horizon, Jinpanfan, Kratium, Lamra, Lembrol, Lovium, Mandro, Mandro-Zep, Melode, Mentalium, Meval, Nellium, Nerozen, Neurosedin, Nivalen, Nixtensyn, Noan, Notense, Novazam, Novodipam, Ortopsique, Paceum, Pacitran, Paralium, Parzam, Pax, Paxate, Paxum, Pharmadine, Placidox, Plidan, Pomin, Propam, Prozepam, Psychopax, Q-Pam, Radizepam, Relanium, Reliver, Rival, Ro-Azepam, Saromet, Scriptopam, Seduxen, Servizepam, Simasedan, Sipam, Solis, Sonacon, Stesolid, T-Quil, Tensium, Tranquil, Tranquirit, Trazepam, Valaxona, Valinter, Valitran, Valrelease, Valuzepam, Vanconin, Vatran, Vazen, Vivol, Winii, X-O’Spaz, Zepaxid and Zetran.

Diazepam is usually used to overcome anxiety, panic attacks, states of agitation, to diminish neurovegetative symptoms associated with vertigo and insomnia. Paradoxically, Diazepam, which is rather addictive, is great for removing the symptoms of alcohol, opiate and benzodiazepine withdrawal. Why you might ask? The truth is that Diazepam is one of the most slowly eliminated benzodiazepines, which allows to decrease the concentration of the others benzodiazepine meds in human body).

What is more, Diazepam helps deminishing complications with hallucinogens such as LSD and/or overdose of CNS stimulants such as cocaine or methamphetamine. Diazepam combined with other measures of intensive treatment is irreplaceable for managing tetanus and irritable bowel syndrome. It is considered to be the best in palliative treatment of stiff person syndrome and pre- or postoperative sedation (if a patient needs painful endoscopic or surgical procedures). Surprisingly, Diazepam guarantees prophylactic treatment of oxygen toxicity during hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Diazepam is one of the few tranquilizers safely applied in veterinary. For instance Diazepam is used as a short-term sedative and anxiolytic as well as treatment of seizures for cats and dogs. You will be amazed to learn that Diazepam can also be used as an appetite stimulant!

Safe and highly effective Diazepam is available for oral administration, as liquid solution and for rectal administration. This med is very slightly soluble in water, soluble in alcohol and freely soluble in chloroform. Diazepam has a very long half-life of up to 200 hours - in fact it will take your body about 8.3 days for each dose of Diazepam you take to decrease its concentration in blood by only one half! That is why it is so important not to overdose your tranquilizer! The usual dosage of Diazepam should not exceed 40 mg at the most. The daily dose of 40 or less milligrams should be divided into 3 equal administrations. Diazepam may be taken with or without food, but if you experience any gastric problems or feel abdominal pain after a few tablets taken, the best way out for you is having a square meal before taking your next dose of Diazepam.

If you are prescribed to take oral solution of Diazepam, always use calibrated dropper to measure prescribed dose and avoid lethal overdose. The best way to take liquid Diazepam is to add your dose to some liquid, for example, juice or water or semisolid food like applesauce or pudding). Now mix for a few seconds and administer the whole amount of mixture immediately! You should never prepare and store doses for future use.

If you happen to miss your doze of Diazepam, just skip it and take the next dose at the medically scheduled time. Never try to gain your normal daily amount of Diazepam by taking two doses at the same time! The overdose can be fatal! Today it is easy to get hold of Diazepam no prescription required. Please, keep in mind that a larger dose of this med can kill you instead of brining relief!

Be warned that Diazepam can be habit-forming! If you take larger doses of the med, if you take it more often or happen to follow Diazepam therapy for a longer time than your doc prescribes you, you will definitely end up in a hospital ward with severe side effects and withdrawal symptoms! If you are prescribed 6 mg of Diazepam a day, never take more than 2 mg of the medication 3 times a day!

If you are 65 years old or more, you should avoid taking Diazepam. This medication is a very efficient chemical and your organism has to do a lot of work to metabolize and remove it from your body. If your organism fails to do this, you can experience severe complications!

If you are pregnant or breast-feeding you should keep off Diazepam! This medicine can hurt your baby because it easily penetrates your placenta and breast milk.

The drug may cause drowsiness and influence your judgment, thinking and/or reflexes, that is why be very careful driving and performing any tasks requiring mental alertness until you have found out Diazepam effect on you.

Please, keep off any alcoholic beverages, smoking tobacco, taking any drugs and using other depressants while taking Diazepam! You can overdose and kill yourself!

It’s extremely dangerous to take Diazepam if you are allergic to any benzodiazepines such as Alprazolam (Xanax), Chlordiazepoxide (Librium, Librax), Clonazepam (Klonopin), Clorazepate (Tranxene), Estazolam (ProSom), Flurazepam (Dalmane), Lorazepam (Ativan), Oxazepam (Serax), Prazepam (Centrax), Temazepam (Restoril), Triazolam (Halcion) etc. By the way, if you are allergic to any drugs, inform your practitioner about it!

Never take Diazepam with the following medications:

Antihistamines (for allergies); Cimetidine (Tagamet); Digoxin (Lanoxin); Disulfiram (Antabuse); Fluoxetine (Prozac); Isoniazid (INH, Laniazid, Nydrazid); Ketoconazole (Nizoral); Levodopa (Larodopa, Sinemet); any medications for depression, seizures, pain, Parkinson’s disease, asthma, and colds; Metoprolol (Lopressor, Toprol XL); muscle relaxants; oral contraceptives; Probenecid (Benemid); Propoxyphene (Darvon); Propranolol (Inderal); Ranitidine (Zantac); Rifampin (Rifadin); sedatives; sleeping pills; Theophylline (Theo-Dur); any other tranquilizers; valproic acid (Depakene); and vitamins! You can experience severe side effects and even find yourself laid up for a week at the least!

It’s necessary to inform your physician if you have the history of:

myasthenia gravis (a muscle weakness disorder); severe liver disease; narrow-angle glaucoma; a severe breathing problem; sleep apnea (breathing stops during sleep); asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) or any other breathing problems; kidney or liver disease; epilepsy or other seizure disorder; mental illness, depression, suicidal thoughts or behavior; drug or alcohol addiction.

Diazepam proved to be a safe and effective medication enjoying rare side-effects. All the same, do not forget that Diazepam side effects typical for all benzodiazepines include:

- drowsiness, tired feeling, fatigue;
- dizziness, spinning sensation;
- blurred vision;
- sleep problems (insomnia), nightmares;
- muscle weakness, lack of balance or coordination;
- slurred speech;
- nausea, vomiting, constipation;
- headache, memory problems;
- drooling or dry mouth;
- skin rash;
- loss of interest in sex.

As a rule, these symptoms swiftly disappear and do not need special handling. More serious side effects of Diazepam requiring immediate medical attention include:

- confusion, unusual thoughts and/or behavior;
- unusual risk-taking behavior, absence of fear and feeling of danger;
- depressed moods, suicidal thoughts;
- hyperactivity, anxiety, agitation, hostility;
- double vision, hallucinations;
- weak or shallow breathing;
- feeling like you might pass out;
- muscle twitching, tremor;
- fever, chills, body aches, flu symptoms;
- jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes);
- urinating less than usual or not at all.

Please, do not forget that there is always the reverse of the medal. The safest medicine can be extremely dangerous if not used properly. Make sure you take your Diazepam regularly exactly as your doc prescribed you. Then you will enjoy complete recovery within a few weeks and will never experience any troubles caused by Diazepam!