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Smile Xanax (alprazolam) withdrawal : 5-htp seems effective

My rat used to have a alprazolam addiction , with the worse symptoms of withdrawal!

But the rat finds that a 5-htp cure made it feel much better ! he knows that long term use (or high dose of benzo in a short time) lowered the neurotransmitters in his brain .and it helps recoverand his motivation came back !! I know we're dealing only with a higher brain concentration of 5-ht (and not Catecholamines such as epinephrine or dopamine) but nevertheless it works !

Has it worked for another lab rat of yours ??? Could it be the solution

The rat should notice that in normal condition 5-htp affects him very little !!

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