Tranquilizers

Giving Yuffie tranquilizers is worth four points and refusing removes two.

Jason decides that it's time to take the clown back to the sewers and pumps Joker with enough tranquilizers to knock him out for a few hours.

Some experts championed shock therapy, others called for institutionalization; some psychotherapists saw madness as a metaphor and some doctors prescribed catatonia by tranquilizers.

This volatile cocktail is given one more ingredient — a glass of bubbly spiked with tranquilizers — and a twist.

I asked her if the Americans are the happiest people in the world then why they consumed more antidepressants and tranquilizers than anywhere else in the world.

Second class are antidepressants, but the use of tranquilizers is very rare," Vasli said.

The agency urges people to speak with their physician about how to stay safe if taking medicines that make them more vulnerable to heat, such as tranquilizers or drugs for high blood pressure, migraines, allergies, muscle spasms and mental illness.

Then the real fun begins when she turns her attention to the kids themselves, burning their naked flesh with steam irons, butcher knives and animal tranquilizers stolen from Allison Janney, who hangs from the neck turning green in the closet.

Wyoming Game and Fish had used tasers in the past to help free large animals without having to use tranquilizers.

She says she also has seen dogs ingest methamphetamine, tranquilizers and more.

Berlin eventually acquired a reputation as a hub of drug dealing (cocaine, heroin, tranquilizers) and the black market.

In the United States antidepressants and tranquilizers are now the top selling class of prescription drugs, and neuroleptics and other psychiatric drugs also rank near the top, all with expanding sales.

On 28 September 1983, her 49th birthday, Bardot took sleeping pills or tranquilizers with red wine.

Sales through the 1960s remained poor compared to the sales of tranquilizers, citation which were being marketed for different uses. citation Imipramine remained in common use and numerous successors were introduced.

The 21st-century lifestyle produces a symptom called "overload" in many people, and most, including Nick, take tranquilizers to some degree.

The first benzodiazepine, chlordiazepoxide (Librium), was synthesized in 1955 by Leo Sternbach while working at Hoffmann–La Roche on the development of tranquilizers.