Effexor users: Pair drug with folate supplement for better results
According to recent research, those who have major depressive disorder could benefit from combining their medications, like Effexor or other selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), with a folate supplement to improve results.
According to recent research, those who have major depressive disorder could benefit from combining their medications, like Effexor or other selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), with a folate supplement to improve results. The research A similar study - funded by pharmaceutical company Pamlab and published in the journal of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience in 2011 - and many others in recent years have found similar results and concluded that like Effexor for those who have major depressive disorder that is not responding to SSRI treatment alone. The use of folate supplements has also caught the attention of prominent psychiatrists. In , well-known psychiatrist Dr. Keith Ablow recommended taking Deplin, a new folate derivative, for individuals who are not seeing results with their SSRI alone. Both the 2012 study and Dr. Ablow pointed out that people with a certain genetic formation do not properly convert folate to L-methylfolate and often just need a boost. What is folate? Patients who have major depressive disorder and are not sure whether or not Effexor is fully efficacious for them can try taking a folate supplement after talking with their doctors. Canadian Online Pharmacy sells both Effexor and Deplin at less expensive rates than if purchased from one's local pharmacy. |