Re: Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? » mmcconathy

Posted by Larry Hoover on November 26, 2004, at 22:09:45

In reply to Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine?, posted by mmcconathy on November 26, 2004, at 21:50:30

> Wellbutrin is the only main one.
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> effexor......has very weak effect.
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> Wasnt there one back in the early 80's that got removed? I heard it caused liver complications anyways....
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> dopamine does have effect with improved memory and drive.
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> Does anyone know why?
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> I
Dopaminergics can have serious abuse potential. I think that's the biggest limiting factor.
Lar

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Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? mmcconathy 11/26/04
Re: Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? » mmcconathy Larry Hoover 11/26/04
Re: Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? linkadge 11/26/04
Re: Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? mmcconathy 11/26/04
Re: Why arnt there more AD that work on dopamine? mmcconathy 11/26/04
Re: Why arnt there more --Linkadge? banga 11/27/04
Re: Why arnt there more --Linkadge? » banga Larry Hoover 11/27/04
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Re: Zoloft vs. Wellbutrin as dopaminergics KaraS 11/27/04
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