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In article<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Larry Brash
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>ohberg wrote:
>>
>> Do these "older" anti-depressants ever work better than the newer SSRIs?
>> Would appreciate hearing from anyone with insight into this medication. I am
>> thinking of switching from a SSRI, and want to weigh the pros & cons.
>
>Despite all their well documented problems, these drugs have balls.
>
>They increase the levels of all the transmitters that are metabolised
>about MAOs i.e. noradrenaline, serotonin AND dopamine.
Not all of them have much effect on Mono-Amine Oxidase(B)
[i.e. on Dopamine]. Selegiline is better for this.
>
>Sometimes a double barreled pharmacological shotgun works wonders.
Yes, but I wouldn't suggest messing with them outside
professional supervision.
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