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MAOI Diet Long Version

  • Post author:Dr Ken Gillman
  • Post category:Antidepressants/MAOIs
  • Post published:July 15, 2019
  • Post last modified:June 19, 2022

For the full text, please download the PDF using the button on the right. There are over 40 pages, 200 citations and almost 20,000 words. A table of contents is…

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The Risk of Harm From Acute Tyramine-induced Hypertension: How Significant?

  • Post author:Dr Ken Gillman
  • Post category:Antidepressants/MAOIs
  • Post published:May 17, 2019
  • Post last modified:June 18, 2022

AbstractThere has been a long-standing presumption, ever since the original problems in the 1960s, that MAOIs produce a special risk of subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH).  That was why MAOIs were briefly…

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Advising patients about a low tyramine diet

  • Post author:Dr Ken Gillman
  • Post category:MAOIs/Professional Pages
  • Post published:April 29, 2019
  • Post last modified:June 18, 2022

My recent paper published in the Journal of Neural Transmission (1) is the only paper in the literature, in the last 30 years, that thoroughly reviews the current best evidence…

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Treatment of hypertension resulting from tyramine ingestion

  • Post author:Dr Ken Gillman
  • Post category:Antidepressants/MAOIs
  • Post published:March 14, 2017
  • Post last modified:June 20, 2022

This commentary is supplementary to the comments I have already made in the full version of the MAOI monograph which states clearly that ‘immediate-release’ or ‘short-acting’ nifedipine should not be…

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