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My initial thought would be probably not, because anticholinergic drugs work by blocking cholinergic receptors. No matter how much choline you eat, a blocked r
by pmiller2 8y ago
My initial thought would be probably not, because anticholinergic drugs work by blocking cholinergic receptors. No matter how much choline you eat, a blocked receptor is still blocked, until the drug lets go and gets broken down. That said, eating a few extra eggs in the morning probably wouldn't hurt. (Of course, this is not medical advice, because I'm not a doctor or a biological scientist of any sort.)