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Re: Buspar reduces serotonin

Posted by JohnX2 on March 7, 2002, at 2:33:05

In reply to Re: Buspar reduces serotonin, posted by Lorraine on March 6, 2002, at 19:46:45

I've looked into buspar mechanism.

This medicine never made sense to me!

On the one hand it tries to relieve anxiety
by mitigating hyperactive serotonin conductance
in a key area of the noggin.

But then it has this side metabolite that Scott
was talking about that blocks this "alpha-2"
noradrenaline receptor that indirectly increases
the serotonin cunductance on the exact same path!

No wonder this drug does no wonders for some
people, (IMHO).

-John

> According to this site, the method of action of Buspar is believed to be that it reduces serotonin.
>
> http://www.buspar.com
>
> Lorraine


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