Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors?

Posted by Tom Twilight on October 4, 2005, at 16:09:42

In reply to Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? » Tom Twilight, posted by ed_uk on October 4, 2005, at 14:36:05

> Hi Tom,
>
> Baclofen (Lioresal). It's used as a muscle relaxant in the treatment of multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury.
>
Hey Ed
Annoyingly I don't think Baclofen is much use in Psychiatric disorders despite being structurally similar to GHB.
However I did see a study using Baclofen that showed that there is abnormal GABA-B function is social phobics.

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Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? Tom Twilight 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? » Tom Twilight ed_uk 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? » ed_uk JaneB 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? Tom Twilight 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? lunesta 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? » Tom Twilight EERRIICC 10/4/05
Re: Is there anything that works on GABA-B receptors? Tom Twilight 10/5/05

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