I would like to know some supplements or Rx drugs which inhibit the conversion of dopamine to norepinephrine and epinephrine.
Perhaps you recommend increasing serotonin or preventing its reuptake - to reduce dopamine, the superficial "root." Doing so would reduce the dopamine level, however, and it can be desirable to have a positive dopamine:serotonin ratio.
I say superficial root because the root would be the amydala which is overly sensitive to the fight or flight type of cascade. I am not sure how this aspect would be addressed....
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I would like to know some supplements or Rx drugs which inhibit the conversion of dopamine to norepinephrine and epinephrine.
Perhaps you recommend increasing serotonin or preventing its reuptake - to reduce dopamine, the superficial "root." Doing so would reduce the dopamine level, however, and it can be desirable to have a positive dopamine:serotonin ratio.
I say superficial root because the root would be the amydala which is overly sensitive to the fight or flight type of cascade. I am not sure how this aspect would be addressed....
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Good topic, - i'd also be interestet in any insight here.
