Peter Attia· MD
then there's some new drugs I guess they're not so new anymore — veladone and V otine which have very unique and different mechanisms and they seem to be better right
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then there's some new drugs I guess they're not so new anymore — veladone and V otine which have very unique and different mechanisms and they seem to be better right
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then there's some new drugs that I guess they're not so new anymore um velazodone and vortioccatine which have very unique and different mechanisms and they seem to be better right um their their complex certain urgency remind me the brand name on that on those again um trentillex and um so velazadone I'm doing a blank we can look that up in a minute yeah I've worked so much with the generics but velazadone is um one of them is we'll come back to it so 40 oxygen and um valazidone are newer mechanistic and they're mixed they're a little complicated in their mechanism but the bottom line is they work both with serenergic Transporters it has Transporters as well as dopaminergic drugs so it's the multi-receptor factors that I mean when you're looking at the sexual dysfunction component you're you're probably that's why the theory is that they're better
the best data is actually with thalazadone um and best data for fewest sexual side effects lack of sexual assumption