《Plasticity》
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Okay so when researching etizolam and possible dangerous interactions I occasionally run into posts stating that "etizolam is said to have tricyclic antidepressant effects." But how true is this?
On the etizolam wiki it states " In EEG tests of healthy volunteers, etizolam showed some characteristics of tricyclic antidepressants."
Also in this study http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/2572494/ it states " Etizolam also possessed a more marked antidepressant effect than did alprazolam or bromazepam."
If this is true and if etizolam DOES in fact have tricyclic antidepressant effects I beleive this should be exposed as people tend to believe it acts just as every other benzo and this could prove dangerous when drug combinations are consumed with this not taken into consideration. Does anyone have experience in mixing etiz with ssri's, snri's, or mao-i's? Perhaps even drugs like tramadol? Did u experience any notable complications? This is important to me as I'm a fairly regular etizolam user and not much is known about potentially dangerous interactions.
On the etizolam wiki it states " In EEG tests of healthy volunteers, etizolam showed some characteristics of tricyclic antidepressants."
Also in this study http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/2572494/ it states " Etizolam also possessed a more marked antidepressant effect than did alprazolam or bromazepam."
If this is true and if etizolam DOES in fact have tricyclic antidepressant effects I beleive this should be exposed as people tend to believe it acts just as every other benzo and this could prove dangerous when drug combinations are consumed with this not taken into consideration. Does anyone have experience in mixing etiz with ssri's, snri's, or mao-i's? Perhaps even drugs like tramadol? Did u experience any notable complications? This is important to me as I'm a fairly regular etizolam user and not much is known about potentially dangerous interactions.