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In reply to the discussion: Young People Are Tripping on Benadryl--and It's Always a Bad Time (Wired, November 17) [View all]RandomNumbers
(19,024 posts)49. I only found it mildly irritating the first time.
The social benefits outweighed any discomfort. But the discomfort was objectively mild, compared to what is described in this article.
After 6 months of regular cigarette smoking, I no longer found the benefits outweighing the costs. It took me 2+ years to break free of the habit that had already formed. That was an important life lesson - but not one I would recommend anyone undertake on purpose.
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Young People Are Tripping on Benadryl--and It's Always a Bad Time (Wired, November 17) [View all]
highplainsdem
Nov 22
OP
I hear it can make people drowsy so they use it for sleep. I've never heard of anyone using it
chowder66
Nov 22
#15
Interesting question. Have you ever heard of anyone enjoying their first cigarette?
3catwoman3
Nov 22
#25
I was taking it occasionally for allergies. My pulmonologist told me to stop. She said
Liberal In Texas
Nov 22
#13
IDK if they applies to the next gen antihistamines like Claritin or Zyrtec or Xyzal (which is the gold standard) nt
mr715
Nov 22
#31