He might get it from a compounding pharmacy.
Being a doctor he can write an RX for it, and send that to Canada maybe? Or he gets it from a friend, etc.
Dromperidone, is available compounded in US....but is not FDA approved for general sale as an RX item. This drug is used for gastroparesis and other GI motility issues here. It also comes from Canada. It is OTC there I think, called Motilium.
From what I can see online Sandomigran is used as a migraine drug. Therefore it blocks certain serotonin receptors. So it looks like mostly a serotonin drug. Cyproheptadine is also active on serotonin, besides being an antihistamine. So I think it is the serotonin actions that are working for Dr. Cohen.
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