Nelson Vergel
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It has worked well for several of my family members with anxiety.escitaloptam 10 mg/d
It has worked well for several of my family members with anxiety.escitaloptam 10 mg/d
methylene blue is a MAOIs. i used it for unrelated reasons. always felt a mood boost on it. I have no concerns taking this, while i would never touch any pharma ADHere is the solution which has been hiding in plain sight.
MAOI's.
Higher efficacy than SSRIs for all kinds of depression including MDD (major depressive disorder), exceptionally effective for different types of anxiety (social, general, panic), and of utmost importance to everyone on this forum - does not mess with libido unlike SSRIs!
Increases ALL the monoamines not just serotonin. So dopamine as well!
No blunting, no anhedonia, no loss of emotion, hardly any side effects.
Cheap.
The list goes on and on....
All old, cheap and out of patent so not marketed. Lots of overhyped FUD created with regards to tyramine poisoning, so not prescribed at all these days. If there is one field today's doctors are totally illiterate in and have zero knowledge of, its MAOIs. You will probably have better luck with and old grandpa doctor prescribing these.
IMO MAOI's should go back to being first line therapy. From what I have read, Parnate (Tranylcypromine) comes highly recommended. Lots of success stories and posts on reddit on this topic of MAOIs.
I’ve wondered about these myself and have read they are the “gold standard” for social anxiety and panic disorder. My biggest concern would be if it increases norepinephrine if it would cause urinary retention. In my quest to replace Zoloft after it quit working I tried Effexor which is an SNRI and it locked my bladder up like Fort Knox….Here is the solution which has been hiding in plain sight.
MAOI's.
Higher efficacy than SSRIs for all kinds of depression including MDD (major depressive disorder), exceptionally effective for different types of anxiety (social, general, panic), and of utmost importance to everyone on this forum - does not mess with libido unlike SSRIs!
Increases ALL the monoamines not just serotonin. So dopamine as well!
No blunting, no anhedonia, no loss of emotion, hardly any side effects.
Cheap.
The list goes on and on....
All old, cheap and out of patent so not marketed. Lots of overhyped FUD created with regards to tyramine poisoning, so not prescribed at all these days. If there is one field today's doctors are totally illiterate in and have zero knowledge of, its MAOIs. You will probably have better luck with and old grandpa doctor prescribing these.
IMO MAOI's should go back to being first line therapy. From what I have read, Parnate (Tranylcypromine) comes highly recommended. Lots of success stories and posts on reddit on this topic of MAOIs.
Real all reviews, positive and negative, for all possibilities:
Parnate for Depression Reviews - Drugs.com
Reviews and ratings for Parnate when used in the treatment of depression. 98 reviews submitted with a 8.5 average score.www.drugs.com
Actually now on escitalopram for almost a year. Libido and performance really haven't taken a hit. Must be the extra Test haha.9 out of 10 reviews have given this drug a rating of 9/10 or 10/10. Of notable interest is that SSRIs have failed for most of these people but the MAOI worked.
The tiny balance is a minority of reviews which are 1/10. Complications such as tyramine intolerance leading to hypotension (just avoid aged cheese...) and a case of a botched hysterectomy.
Contrast that to SSRI's which are a hit or miss, and when they do work its a given your libido is going to be tanked.
BTW, a lot of satisfied clonazepam users on the reviews. Solid drug.
When you evaluate the spectrum of a drug effects and side effects, you do not rely on "studies" or on an average rating "score". You read ALL reviews because when you start, it may happen to you, doesn't matter how small the percentage of reviews that experience it.
I don't notice the Parnate reviews mentioning sexual side effects which is good for anti-depressant, but I noticed quite a few satisfied reviews that mentioned insomnia induced by it. That makes me think that Parnate is leaning towards a stimulant.