Description
Tyramine Is Related To The Support Of Blood. It Is Found In Many Foods, Especially Fish, Beef And Dairy Products. In Chemical Form Tyramine Interacts With Monoamine Oxidase Inhibiters (maoi) To Create Undesirable Side-effects. It Is Thought To Trigger Cluster Headaches. Patients With Hypertension Sometimes Need To Avoid Foods Containing Tyramine. Anti Psychotic Drugs Reduce Levels Of Tyramine, Which Is Derived From Tyrosine.
Contents
Demineralized Water, 25% Ethanol, Tyramine In Dilutions Of 6-12-30-200x, 12-30-60-200c In 1 Ounce Glass Bottle With Dropper.
Packaging
1 Oz
Dosage
One To Ten Drops Three Times Daily Under The Tongue As Directed By A Health Care Practitioner.
Indications
For Temporary Relief Of Symptoms Related To Tyramine Sensitivity Including Food Cravings, Muscle Spasm, Headache, High Blood Pressure Excessive Sweating, Weight Loss, Fatigue, Headache, Chocolate Cravings, Back Spasms, Nervousness, Agitation And Vasodilation.