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Old 03-23-2009, 10:30 AM #10
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Default Serotonin syndrome
5-HTP is a direct precurser to serotonin that by-passes the brain modulating system. The safe way to increase serotonin levels is with L-tryptophan. It is modulated by the brain and only converted to serotonin as the brain needs it.
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