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Are There Any Contraindications with Rosavin?

Clinical research and antidotal experience suggests that mixing some natural MAO inhibitors, such as St. Johns Wort with pharmaceuticals MAO inhibiting drugs, can become dangerous. Our experience with Rosavin over the past 4 years along with the more than 300 Psychiatrists and patients taking it, (many of which are on other pharmaceutical MAO inhibitors), has not produced any evidence of contraindication in conjunction with antidepressant drugs.

However, Rosavin is contraindicated with individuals that experience nervous excitability, exhaustion of the cortical cells, feverish states and hypertensive crisis. A few have reported increased arterial pressure with squeezing pains in the region of the heart behind the sternum. When consumption of the Siberian Rhodiola rosea stopped, so did the pains. There has never been any mortality or long-term effects reported with the use of Siberian Rhodiola rosea.

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