Baclofen has a Halocarbon

Claremont · **Joined:** Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:20 pm **Posts:** 78

Whatever that means - I read it on MWO and recall something from the past about antidepressants causing cancer due to this halocarbon or something.

Any input from all you brain-e-acks out there? I'd rather keep drinking than quit to find out I got cancer from taking something that helped me quit. OHHHH the irony.

corkit · **Joined:** Fri Sep 04, 2009 4:53 pm **Posts:** 478

Claremont, I've searched all over the internet and MWO and nowhere did I find anything about Baclofen and cancer if anything medical professionals use baclofen to help cancer patients with their treatments. I think if there is anything to worry about it would be the liver from AL that would do you in before baclofen.

corkit

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wort · **Posted:** Tue Apr 06, 2010 7:55 pm

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Whatever that means - I read it on MWO and recall something from the past about antidepressants causing cancer due to this halocarbon or something.

Hi Claremont,

FYI - the reference to "halocarbon" on the MWO site is here - page 2 about half way down. I would not take this too seriously. Like corkit, I searched the internet for any connection between baclofen and halocarbon and did not find anything. The Wikipedia on halocarbon is here.

-wort

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