Where are getting that from?
replyAll I can find is about 1st gen antihistamines (i.e. Benadryl, which I doubt many people take daily, because of the drowsiness).
Even for those, evidence seems to be mixed at best. "Huge increases" seems like hyperbole.
Only first gen, 2nd gen does not have this issue anymore or it’s greatly reduced
replyI believe it depends on which ones, the older gen or certain classes of antihistamines
replyMisinformation.
replyOnly first-generation antihistamines with anticholinergic effects are associated with cognitive decline in elderly patients.
LMAO at how the two of you sound authoritative and knowledgeable, but neither linked to ANY studies (or at least personal anecdotes) to support your claims.
replyYet here we are, warning each other about the dangers of LLM hallucinations. Humans "hallucinate" (provide random authoritative-looking information without anything to back it up) pretty often too.
Wait, what?? Now I'm getting in panic mode because I do take regularly anti-hystaminic tablets/pills (the newer ones, based on ebastine because they don't make me feel sleepy)
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