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Is it dangerous to combine an maoi b (deprenyl) with phenylethylamine (pea)?
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Yes: Yes, there are potential dangers, namely deprenyl could cause marked elevations in the concentration of pea, which could cause a sudden spike in blood pressure, causing a potential stroke/cva. If you are already taking deprenyl, then i would be very careful about any supplements, and clear it with your neurologist before taking it to avoid negative drug interactions.
Answered 8/27/2013
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