Mohawk1984
12-24-07, 06:56 AM
Now alot of people want to know if you can combine these 2 safely. Im one of them. Because methylphenidate lowers gaba and serotonin, gaba directly and serotonin indirectly (because of the artificially raised dopamine). Adding a ssri of some sorts could correct alot of methylphenidate's adverse side effects, such as irritation, anger, depression.
There's alot of difference in st johns worth brands, some are standarized on hyperforin, while others on hypericin. Hyperforin mainly works on serotonin and gaba while hypericin mainly works on dopamine. So you want an extract standarized on high concentrations of hyperforin.
The second issue is that st johns worth seems to diminish the effects of allot of medication. St johns worth only seems to affect the CYP-450 liver enzymes, in particular with substrates of CYP 3A4.
Methylphenidate is not stated in the list of medications not to be used with st johns worth. But I cant find how methylphenidate is metabolized, by wich enzyme that is. Can anybody help me out here?
There's alot of difference in st johns worth brands, some are standarized on hyperforin, while others on hypericin. Hyperforin mainly works on serotonin and gaba while hypericin mainly works on dopamine. So you want an extract standarized on high concentrations of hyperforin.
The second issue is that st johns worth seems to diminish the effects of allot of medication. St johns worth only seems to affect the CYP-450 liver enzymes, in particular with substrates of CYP 3A4.
Methylphenidate is not stated in the list of medications not to be used with st johns worth. But I cant find how methylphenidate is metabolized, by wich enzyme that is. Can anybody help me out here?