SOCIATROPIN - Natural Anxiety and Mood Supplement

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The terms “depression”, “anxiety” and “panic” found on the sociatropin.com website may refer to common emotions and should not be interpreted as referring to medically recognized diseases. Statements about clinical research involving an ingredient in SociaTropin for the treatment of a disease should be considered only as background information about that ingredient. These statements do not represent a claim about the effects or purposes of SociaTropin itself and do not indicate that SociaTropin is intended to treat any disease or as a substitute for any drug. Statements that an ingredient found in SociaTropin has been proven in clinical trials to effectively treat a disease do not represent any claim regarding the effects of SociaTropin and do not signify that SociaTropin itself has been proven to effectively treat that disease.

Only a medical professional is qualified to diagnose and treat depression, anxiety disorder, and/or any other medical or psychiatric condition. If you suffer from serious depression or have thoughts of suicide, please visit your doctor. SociaTropin should not be considered a substitute for professional medical treatment.
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Caution: Two of the key ingredients in SociaTropin, Tryptophan and St.John’s Wort, are both SRI’s (serotonin reuptake inhibitors) and not to be taken with prescription MAO (mono-amino-oxidase) inhibitors (e.g. Nardil, Parstelin, or Parnate). Please remember to always check with your doctor or primary care physician before starting any new supplement regimen.