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AMT and SSRI's?
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In the 1960's there was quite a bit of interest at a couple of pharmaceutical houses in the indole analogues of amphetamine. Both the alpha-methylated tryptamine (AMT) and the alpha-ethylated homologue (AET) were found to be effective monoamine oxidase inhibitors, and both were clinically studied as potential antidepressants. The ethyl compound became a commercial drug, offered by the Upjohn Company as Monase, but now is considered to be without medical use and is a Schedule I drug. It is interesting that this methyl compound, AMT was also a medically available antidepressant in the Soviet Union in the 1960's and was sold under the name of Indopan, in 5 and 10 milligram tablets. (pg 567) - TIHKAL
Don't mix SSRI's with MAOI's. according to this excerpt, AMT is an MAOI. Better try another drug.
Don't mix SSRI's with MAOI's. according to this excerpt, AMT is an MAOI. Better try another drug.
PhreeX
Bluelight Crew
Good question - this could benifit many people, so I will move it to Psychedelic Drugs, please follow-up there!
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"I am not one of those weak-spirited, sappy Americans who want to be liked by all the people around them. I don't care if people hate my guts; I assume most of them do. The important question is: 'What are they in a position to do about it?'" (William S. Burroughs)