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Has anyone tried this combination? Neither moclobemide nor selegiline/rasagiline have any significant dietary restrictions, and moclobemide inhibits MAO-A while selegiline inhibits MAO-B.
Moclobemide + selegiline/rasagiline = full MAO inhibition w/out dietary restrictions?
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If you take (a high enough dose of) Moclobemide and Selegiline at the same time so that you inhibit both MAO-A and MAO-B strongly you will have to follow dietary restrictions:
http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=2955528
http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=2955528
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I saw that study before, yet 8.4 is about half the before/after ratio of Nardil.
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Could you show me the Nardil (Phenelzine) study please? Thanks in advance!
When I got it right they combined 200mg Moclobemide b.d.? = b.i.d = 400mg daily + 5mg Selegiline b.d.? = b.i.d. = 10mg daily in the first study... but they could have written that more clearer.
When I got it right they combined 200mg Moclobemide b.d.? = b.i.d = 400mg daily + 5mg Selegiline b.d.? = b.i.d. = 10mg daily in the first study... but they could have written that more clearer.
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I can't find the original study but I read it here: http://www.neura.net/channels/1.asp?id=1045
It sounds about right considering on average the tyramine dose required to elevate blood pressure by 30 is about 500mg without MAOI.
It sounds about right considering on average the tyramine dose required to elevate blood pressure by 30 is about 500mg without MAOI.
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