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Default Common Herbs With MAO Inhibitor Activity
Common Herbs With MAO Inhibitor Activity

- Syrian Rue
-Passionflower
-Ayahuasca
-Nutm
-Turmeric
- Kava
I believe herbs work better than derived chemicals , have positive effects on general health with less side effects ...INMHO

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