Xanax - more influential if taken day after day or freshly when needed?


Being someone who is relatively anxious, and having see the miraculous effect of taking a Xanax before an audition, I wondered whether I don`t know I should consider taking it regularly. I spoke to my doctor and he said that if I took only .25mg each day that I would definately not become addicted. I am still unsure - my family say aloud that it would be beneficial if I took it daily for when I enjoy an intensely stressful moment they argue that the Xanax will work more efficiently because it is already division of my system.
I can't help but have an idea that that the tablet would be more effective if I merely took it in bleak situations.
I'm also a little freaked roughly speaking the whole 'personality' adaptation - on the Xanax (the whole three times I've taken it lol) I've be so mellow and nothing worried me. Yet I have taken the Xanax because I was completely freaking out give or take a few certain issues. I guess I'm panicky that I'm going to alter 'me' by taking Xanax continually...anyone with Xanax experience out within..?


Answers:    I am prescribed to xanax and I suggest you only hold it when you need it. If you can't draw from through your day minus it, and you continuously feel anxious adjectives day later you should look into other treatments. Xanax is very addictive, and taking it when you don't really involve it would be silly.
Take it when needed or you will build a tolerance.
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