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Re: Gabitril and benzos » Lorraine

Posted by Elizabeth on January 5, 2002, at 4:05:47

In reply to Re: Gabitril and benzos » Elizabeth, posted by Lorraine on December 30, 2001, at 23:42:20

> So, e, does this mean that if you like that anti-anxiety effects of Nardil, maybe you will like Sabril:-)?

It's possible, and I'd be interested if anybody has tried it. I haven't heard of Sabril being used in psychiatry, though.

> > Another anticonvulsant, Sabril (vigabatrin), works by blocking an enzyme called GABA transaminase which is involved in the metabolism of GABA. This is analogous to the action of MAOIs on monoamines. (Nardil is also a GABA transaminase inhibitor, BTW.)


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