Re: depression, anxiety>ML

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In a message dated 1/30/02 5:41:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,

mplunket@... writes:

<< Seratonin which is affected by Zoloft is a very important

neurotransmitter. It is a factor in many different brain functions. I

started taking it several years ago for depression. It had the side effect

of helping my short temper. The third thing it did was make it easier to

learn things. I wasn't sure this last one was real. But I have seen some

articles and TV shows that tend to support that idea.

>>

Dear Mike,

I am trying to catch up on my emails and just got to this one from you from a

month ago. Can you refer me to any of these articles that you mention that

talk about seratonin? I am interested in learning more about these

antidepressants and the nature of and importance of seratonin in our brains.

I'm also interested in the side effects of SRIs.

Thanks,

Cindy

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 1/30/02 5:41:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> mplunket@c... writes:

>

I believe there is now a law case against the use of Seratonin. It is

suppose to cause problems to the liver. Please forgive me if I have

this confused with another drug but I do not believe I do.

Belinda

Seratonin which is affected by Zoloft is a very important

> neurotransmitter. It is a factor in many different brain

functions. I

> started taking it several years ago for depression. It had the

side effect

> of helping my short temper. The third thing it did was make it

easier to

> learn things. I wasn't sure this last one was real. But I have

seen some

> articles and TV shows that tend to support that idea.

> >>

> Dear Mike,

>

> I am trying to catch up on my emails and just got to this one from

you from a

> month ago. Can you refer me to any of these articles that you

mention that

> talk about seratonin? I am interested in learning more about these

> antidepressants and the nature of and importance of seratonin in

our brains.

> I'm also interested in the side effects of SRIs.

>

> Thanks,

> Cindy

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 1/30/02 5:41:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> mplunket@c... writes:

>

I believe there is now a law case against the use of Seratonin. It is

suppose to cause problems to the liver. Please forgive me if I have

this confused with another drug but I do not believe I do.

Belinda

Seratonin which is affected by Zoloft is a very important

> neurotransmitter. It is a factor in many different brain

functions. I

> started taking it several years ago for depression. It had the

side effect

> of helping my short temper. The third thing it did was make it

easier to

> learn things. I wasn't sure this last one was real. But I have

seen some

> articles and TV shows that tend to support that idea.

> >>

> Dear Mike,

>

> I am trying to catch up on my emails and just got to this one from

you from a

> month ago. Can you refer me to any of these articles that you

mention that

> talk about seratonin? I am interested in learning more about these

> antidepressants and the nature of and importance of seratonin in

our brains.

> I'm also interested in the side effects of SRIs.

>

> Thanks,

> Cindy

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 1/30/02 5:41:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> mplunket@c... writes:

>

I believe there is now a law case against the use of Seratonin. It is

suppose to cause problems to the liver. Please forgive me if I have

this confused with another drug but I do not believe I do.

Belinda

Seratonin which is affected by Zoloft is a very important

> neurotransmitter. It is a factor in many different brain

functions. I

> started taking it several years ago for depression. It had the

side effect

> of helping my short temper. The third thing it did was make it

easier to

> learn things. I wasn't sure this last one was real. But I have

seen some

> articles and TV shows that tend to support that idea.

> >>

> Dear Mike,

>

> I am trying to catch up on my emails and just got to this one from

you from a

> month ago. Can you refer me to any of these articles that you

mention that

> talk about seratonin? I am interested in learning more about these

> antidepressants and the nature of and importance of seratonin in

our brains.

> I'm also interested in the side effects of SRIs.

>

> Thanks,

> Cindy