Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels

Posted by Shawn. T. on July 9, 2002, at 0:42:31

In reply to Cortisol connection, posted by jrbecker on July 2, 2002, at 2:21:57

http://www4.infotrieve.com/newmedline/detail.asp?NameID=10451911&loggedusing=M&Session=98474&SearchQuery=mirtazapine+AND++%28noradrenaline+OR+norepinephrine%29&count=56
Sorry, I couldn't get that to post as a hyperlink, so you'll have to copy it. Mirtazapine is aka Remeron. That is really exciting news, but I think it warrants some more studies. Particularly, one of a larger scale that compares levels of cortisol before treatment, soon after the initiation of treatment, a week after, two weeks after, a month after, and two months after. This study really needs a follow up, I hope someone with some clout reads this.

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Cortisol connection jrbecker 7/2/02
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Re: Cushings Emme 7/5/02
Re: dumb question » katekite Zo 7/5/02
Re: I have Cushing's (too much cortisol) » katekite BarbaraCat 7/6/02
urine catecholamines » cybercafe katekite 7/6/02
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no dumb questions » Zo katekite 7/6/02
licorice katekite 7/6/02
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Re: the touted arrival of Anticort jrbecker 7/6/02
Re: any improvements? » Iago Camboa katekite 7/6/02
Re: any improvements? Emme 7/6/02
Re: urine catecholamines cybercafe 7/7/02
Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels Shawn. T. 7/9/02
Re: Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels Shawn. T. 7/9/02
sedation/sleep itself usually reduces cortisol (nm) katekite 7/9/02
but the subjects in the experiment had not slept Shawn. T. 7/9/02
Re: Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels LostBoyinNC1 7/10/02
Childhood abuse and Cortisol Levels Shawn. T. 7/13/02
THANKS for the info tnguy 10/23/03

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