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Re: clean antipsychotics (binding data) » psychobot5000

Posted by jasmineneroli on October 4, 2009, at 20:49:12

In reply to Re: clean antipsychotics (binding data) » jasmineneroli, posted by psychobot5000 on October 4, 2009, at 15:05:31

> This table has receptor-binding data for most antipsychotics. Personally, my money would be on Geodon, as it's the only antipsychotic I've taken that doesn't make me feel like my mind is wading through cottage-cheese.
>
> http://www.nature.com/npp/journal/v28/n3/fig_tab/1300027t1.html

Thank you SO MUCH! This is a very interesting table to me, for several reasons.

I have always (anecdotally, from my own experiences with AD's) felt that Histamine 1 receptor affinity = weight gain, mostly through increased appetite. It is also causes the most sedation/brain fog.

Seroquel @ 150mg is driving me nuts, re drowsiness, brain fog & zero mental energy/drive for anything. Sure it makes me sleep and has removed my anxiety, but it leaves me so brain-dead & flat!

I'm wondering why some days, though, I've felt agitated depressed, and earlier on, felt hypo-manic with loads of pressured speech???

I'm looking at Geodon for it's better weight gain/sedation profile & Abilify possibly. Especially at low doses.

Zyprexa may be too heavy hitting for me.

Thanks again.

J


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