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Re: Zyprexa pharmacological properties..

Posted by LostBoyinNC34 on November 22, 2003, at 17:16:01

In reply to Zyprexa pharmacological properties.., posted by ace on November 21, 2003, at 22:47:04

> At 2.5 mg would zyprexa boost or reduce levels of dopamine? I have heard contradictory reports about this.

all anti-psychotics decrease dopamine...period. Thats why they have the dopamine "antagonism" mechanism built into them. Dopamine antagonism is the main thing that combats psychosis. Zyprexa doesnt increase serotonin either. Blocking dopamine is blocking your ability to experience pleasure.

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> at 2.5 mg it would boost serotonin, right?

No...you would need a serotoninergic antidepressant to do that (prozac, effexor, MAOIs, etc.).

Eric

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> Ace.........


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