Well.....at least that all is positive. No apparent defects or co-morbidities. 😀

Stopping all meds suddenly sounds like a dream to most of us. However, to see the effect one is looking for, it must be more methodical (albeit always following the presciber's instructions). It's the same advice we give to people seeking help with their apnea control prescriptions using PAP therapy. Make one minor adjustment, and then try three successive nights at that new setting for pressure, or relief of pressure during exhalation. Depending on what turns out, that may be enough, or it may make things worse. Try another adjustment, three successive nights, etc. With medications, since some have enormous bio-availability, such as with amiodarone, which takes up to 15 weeks (!!) to be completely eliminated, a more patient approach should be taken. I don't know what all you are taking routinely, but one or more might benefit from a full week or even two of trial. At a time.