Description medications: Glycine (Glycinum)

GLYCINE (Glycinum).

Aminoacetic acid.

Synonyms: glycine, Aciport, Aminoacetic acid, Amitone, Glicocol, Glicosil, Glycosthene, Glycolixir others.

A white crystalline powder, readily soluble in water.

It refers to the replaceable, amino acids. According to current data, a central neurotransmitter type of brake. It has a sedative effect. Improves metabolic processes in the brain tissue. It has a positive effect in muscular dystrophy.

It recommended for use as a means of weakening the craving for alcohol, reducing withdrawal symptoms, depressive disorders, increased irritability, normalizing sleep, as well as other events in patients with chronic alcoholism.

Assign glycine in form of tablets (0.1 g) under the tongue.

Patients with chronic alcoholism, binge when arresting, 1 tablet of the drug, and then 20 minutes later - the second, after 60 minutes - the third and later during the day and 1 tablet 3 - 4 times. The total daily dose of 0.6 - 0.7 g

When syndrome says drug use 5 - 7 days to 1 pill 2 times per day and subsequently (a treatment course) for 6 - 15 days and 1 tablet in the morning. Heading dose of 2, 8 - 4, 2 g

In remission with anxiety, depressive disorders, increased irritability glycine to take one pill 2 - 4 times a day, and sleep disturbances - 1 tablet 20 minutes before bedtime. At the phenomena of excitation and simultaneous attraction to alcohol, in the period of acute intoxication 1 tablet of the drug, and if necessary - second pill every 15 - 20 minutes.

Product: 0.1 grams of pills in a contour, cellular packaging of polyvinyl chloride film and aluminum foil for 10 or 50 pieces.

Storage: List B. In dry, dark place.