Ola Thoresen
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There are some graphs in the spreadsheet linked in the second post. (Notice there are multiple tabs, but only the first two is actually relevant, the third one is just one I have if I need to do some calculations).
science always isNow, this is intriguing...
sounds attractive, if you need more subjects in a non-randomised cohort please let me knowNow - I could certainly do a long study on this, testing everything from pure ethanol to a bunch of different vineyards and grape sorts - and even different beers,
but time and money (and probably my liver) does not allow such an experiment at least for now.
Next week - how much green vegetables will I be able to eat in three days?
Just saw this thread and plan to follow with interest. Based on your spreadsheet, I'm guessing you have 5 mg tablets and you take either 1.5 or 2 tablets daily. Theoretically, for the purposes of the experiment, it might be more accurate to have an even more consistent daily dose. If you set your pills out in a weekly box, I suppose you could even it up a tiny bit more getting down to quarter tablets but making sure to keep the same weekly dose. If your tablets are too crumbly, you might end up getting less than planned however. I'm mostly a 1.0 to 1.5 mg/day person, so I have tried cutting 1 mg tablets in quarters to even up the daily dose. If you are still in your "extra alcohol week", then you can toast to the pursuit of the scientific method. Good luck with your experiment!
CatDog
Column G is what I do today. 10 mg Monday and Friday, 7.5 mg the rest of the week.
Column J shows how many mg I would have in my body if I used an altering scheme of 3.5 and 3 pills (8.75 and 7,5 mg) every other day instead.
Column M shows a base for how it would be if I had taken 3,25 pills (8,125 mg) every day.
I'm a little lost ... what is your dosing regime?
Currently ("Column G")
Monday: 10 mg (4 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Tuesday: 7.5 mg (3 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Wednesday: 7.5 mg (3 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Thursday: 7.5 mg (3 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Friday: 10 mg (4 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Saturday: 7.5 mg (3 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Sunday: 7.5 mg (3 tablets x 2.5 mg)
Total: 57.5 mg / 23 tablets
It's probably not accurate to describe what happens with Warfarin in terms of 'half life.' What you're saying is that, for most people (perhaps some metabolize warfarin at different rates), the MAXIMUM result, in your case, is seen 48 hours after you take it. If the 'half life' theory was in effect, the effects would diminish, so the effect of the dosage 48 hours later would be 1/2 of what it was when the maximum effect was realized.
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