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Is Rejiyana capsules a mood enhancer? A psychiatrist prescribed it for a person supposedly undergoing depression, anxiety issues as a mood elevator/enhancer? Pls advice.
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Yes ,they vl help u when u take along with ssris but not alone
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Rejiyana capsules containe L-carnitine and arginine. These are amino acids which have been shown to have some beneficial effect in depression symptoms according to research. However i dont think it is approved yet for use in depression. It is used off label.
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It is adjuvant which are given rarely to act alongside primary medications for Depression.
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It is an augmenting agent to be used with antidepressants.
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Rejiyana is acetylene L cantina there is evidence to suggest it helps mood especially in depression so yes it’s a good add on to your medication
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