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Re: negligable affinity for a receptor

Posted by poser938 on March 26, 2013, at 17:52:56

In reply to Re: negligable affinity for a receptor, posted by jono_in_adelaide on March 26, 2013, at 17:45:17

> It might, but given that you'd have to take it in extreme doseages, its likely that you'd start to get toxic effects before you got the effect that you were looking for.

I took extremely hig doses of cyproheptadine. Probably enough to kill a moose if he wasn't tolerant to it. I got myself tolerant to it. But I'm just still thinking about the a2 antagonism from mirtazapin you mentioned, and I'm not sure if id be tolerant to that effect as well from past cyproheptadine.


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