Dopamine [liquid pharmaceutical Grade] cannot cross the blood-brain barrier; what would IV administration do?
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well,there are two strategies in giving dopamine:\n1-low dose infusion(8 drops/minute):this also called ''the renal dose'',this is to improve  the perfusion to kidneys.\n\n2-high dose infusion(12 drops/minute):this is also called''the cardiac dose'',this is used in case of cardiogenic shock &  for any patient with very low blood pressure or undetectable blood pressure because it raises blood pressure and pulse rate.
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No, that's not right.  The movement of sodium and potassium across the membrane carries the action potential along the neurite, but not between neurons.  Neurotransmitters-released by one neurons (usually at an axon terminal) crosses the synapse, and binds with specific receptors (usually on the dendrite or axon hillock). Once it binds, it usually opens ligand-gated sodium channels.  \n\nYou asked the name of the chemical, but it's actually a class of chemicals, not one, called neurotransmitters.  Common ones are glutamate, acetylcholine, seretonin, epinephrine and dopamine, but there are literally dozens of them.
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Good grief, I just answered this about 4 minutes ago. Shots themselves do not damage the area of injection. It is the material that is being injected that causes the damage. Ordinary medications, innoculations, etc. given by a Doctor do not cause damage. Street drugs such as heroine, cause irreversible damage to the sight of injection. That is why IV drug users have track marks. Look at diabetics. They give themselves injections daily with no damage or signs that they have injected anything. If you are so worried and want such hard evidence perhaps you should talk to your doctor or some health care professional.
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A diet high in tyramine could do the trick but I'm worried about the potential side-effects.\n\nTyramine displaces monoamines from nerve terminals. Serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) is one of these. However, so are dopamine and nor-adrenaline. Nor-adrenaline is responsible for the regulation of blood pressure among other things.\n\nTyramine can be found in mature cheeses, red wine, game and in massive quantities in Bovril and Marmite.\n\nWhilst a diet rich in these foodstuffs might raise your 5-HT levels it would almost certainly have an effect (if indeed it would in the first place) on DA and NA levels. This could cause high blood pressure and insomnia.
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my father just passed away May 1,dopamine is to control the shaking and tremors Mussel movement in Parkinson's disease patients. Yet, I had just seen a new report on  CNN from a neurosurgeon in Las Vegas. They did not know until recently that it also affect the behavioral. You two trans motors for mussel movement or on the outer side of the behavioral motor and there for when the dopamine cross over it can cause a compulsive behavioral problem. There were two of this neurosurgeon's patients that had compulsive gambling to come on after starting to take the Leve-Dopa and lost lots of money (but it can be other things that they take compulsive) so there for the Dr. went to checking and he had 12 patients that had the same pattern,so therefor he had to take these patients off the Leve-Dopa. Be careful and God Bless you. Let me add this. Talk to your Dr., But I do know that in recent studies the vitamin COQ10 is suppose to be great for early Parkinson's Diseas patients. It's also great for the circulartory system, the heart. Don't let you Dr. discourage you from this vitamin. Get you pharmaciest, Dr. or Alternative Medicene person to cross reference ALL of your medications. And don't just get one opinion. WEBMD,the are alot of places to research medication..From what I can remember an early detection of Parkinson's you shoul take 300 to work up to 1200mg of COQ10 a day. If you do start taking this after cross refercing the medications you are on and it's ok. Say you start taking 300mg of COQ10 and you feel tired of worse, don't stop taking in vitamin.....just cut the dose back and go at a more gradual approach until you work up to the recommended dose. I was a caregiver for both of my parents and researched a lot of stuff. Of course my mother's cancer and heart were to far gone. And Daddy had Parkinson's for over 25 years. My father had no surgery, moved around until the day he passed away. My 1st cousin was diagnosed at 33,now47 had 5 surgery's and barely gets by. If he undoes his batteries on the right he has no control what so ever pm the left, if he undoes the batteries on the left he has no control on the right. I seen my 69 year old father able to still move and talk after going for a while as my cousin can only go for so long. Again, check with your Dr. before you do anything. And always second and third opinions and other info helps. God Bless you
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chemicals in the brain
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Less than 140mgs/dl two hrs after meal.(7.8 mmol/liter)
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Try a different medication.
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Maybe because it is a faster, more intense high (not that I know from experience) but having talked to someone who was a former IV drug user, he said that other routes (smoking, snorting) take longer to get high and the high is not as good.  Having said that, to anyone who thinks that "hey, cool, she just gave me a great idea", my friend is also living with HIV (contracted through IV drug use) and had to have a line sewn into a vein going into his heart to deliver meds since his veins in his arms, legs etc are too scarred to use.  Seems like one hell of a price to pay for a little fun.
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In an inhibitory transmission,the neurotransmitter increases the permeability of the postsynaptic membrane to potassium, lowering the chance of transferring a nerve impulse and preventing an action potential from happening.\nExamples of such neurotransmitters are: GABA, endorphine, serotonin, eand pinephrine
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It's not dope It's a blood presure pill .Take it & you'll pass out & possibly die Flush it kid
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They are neurotransmitter inhibitors.
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Probably you have trouble absorbing pills through your digestive tract.  In order for medications or vitamins to work, for instance, they have to be absorbed through the stomach and intestine and into the bloodstream.  Researchers determine the effectiveness of drugs through a measurement of their concentration in the blood plasma, and they look to see how long the blood plasma concentration remains elevated.\n\nI represent a liquid multivitamin and mineral supplement product, and the company has gone to great expense to creat e a product that is easily absorbed and gets into the bloodstream, to remain at high concentration for a longer period of time.\n\nIt seems to me that with all the products you are taking, you should seriously consider taking a full spectrum multivitamin and mineral supplement.  I have heard personally reports of people who have been able to reduce their intake of anxiety and other kinds of stress drugs because they improved their nutrition through the use of these supplements.\n\nYahoo gets mad if I post a link to a web sales site here, but you can write me and I will send you a link in return email, or call you on the phone if you would like to discuss this further.  I can also point you to some research and education tools on the net that you can use for free.  Write me at: jstmother@yahoo.com.  I wish you the best with your health challenges.
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It's produced by the brain. However, I have some vague recollection of them making an inverse of dopamine molecule that can be absorber into the brain for like, diabetics or something, cant remember.
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Doesn't sound safe.  Try Benadryl instead
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it doesn't sound safe. I don't even know what it is. But if you have to ask, the answer is no.\n\nhuffing kills your brain.
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Here's a good page on L-Tyrosine and it shows the full metabolic pathway.  Side effects are from large doses. I'd say try it, go slow and note how you feel. I'd also recommend a book: The Edge Effect: Achieve Total Health and Longevity with the Balanced Brain Advantage. He has a complete questionnaire that helps you pinpoint which of the four main neuro chemicals you lack: serotonin, dopamine, GABA or acytlcholine. Then he tells you how to increase (nutritional, exercises etc.)\n\n- Peace