Re: Escatilopram with Nortriptylene and Valdoxan » JohnWatford

Posted by phidippus on May 6, 2016, at 6:14:01

In reply to Escatilopram with Nortriptylene and Valdoxan, posted by JohnWatford on April 19, 2016, at 17:36:21

All Valdoxan does is increase melatonin and antagonize 5ht2c receptors so that norepenephrine and dopamine are released in the frontal cortex. I consider it a weak drug.
Eric

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