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   From: paul@not.net   
      
   Yes. Doc gave it to me because he said it works on a variety of   
   transmitters. I'm not sure the amount of seratonin versus   
   norepenephrine, I don't think the manufacturers know either.   
   The pharmacisct was unable to answer that. Often prescribed for anxiety   
   and depression. It has a sedating effect on me but also makes me wake up   
   early in the AM. Then naps during the day. The withdrawl is supposed to   
   be the worst of any of the psych meds though.   
      
   Wellbutrin was very much a stimulant for me, I didn't like it.   
      
   cRoN wrote:   
   > Are you sure about effexor? I was told it only effected   
   > norepinephrine.   
   >   
   >   
   > On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 17:20:35 -0700, paul  wrote:   
   >   
   >   
   >>Anonymite wrote:   
   >>   
   >>>closest thing to Strattera available seems to be Edronax (Reboxetine).   
   >>>This is available off the internet as well, approved for use in treating   
   >>>depression, but I think it could be very useful like Strattera has been   
   >>>seeing as how it is the most similarly acting substance to it. Dose per   
   >>>dose Edronax is cheaper than buying Strattera online but I'd like to get   
   >>>a off-label prescription for it in Canada if it approved here.   
   >>   
   >>   
   >>Wellbutrin also acts on norepenephrine and minimally on dopamine and   
   >>seratonin (I believe). Effexor more on seratonin, less on norepenephrine.   
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