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Re: Luvox why different from lexapro? Optimal dose?

Posted by jono_in_adelaide on June 9, 2011, at 22:15:13

In reply to Re: Luvox why different from lexapro? Optimal dose? » jono_in_adelaide, posted by Phillipa on June 9, 2011, at 21:19:39

Think of it this way - back in the day when meprobamate was popular (1950's-60's) Bayer Aspirin was the #1 pain releiver in the world, but we have moved on from it, because newer drugs do the job both better and more safely.

The FDA stopped Meprobamate being refered to as a tranquiliser in the 1960's, because it was shown to not have specific anxiolytic effects, but just to be a simple sedative.


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