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hydrazine sulfate

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hydrazine sulfate (hīˑ·dr·zēn sulˑ·fāt),
n a monoamine oxidase inhibitor and drug that has been used for the treatment of cachexia and cancer. Should not be taken with alcohol, tranquilizers, or with foods containing tyrosine.
hydrazine
a gaseous diamine, H4N2, or any of its substitution derivatives.
hydrazine sulfate
an inhibitor of gluconeogenesis; used as an appetite stimulant.
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Interventions for Anorexia Recommended for Practice * Corticosteroids --Dexamethasone --Methylprednisolone --Prednisolone * Progestins --Medroxyprogesterone --Megestrol acetate Likely to Be Effective * Dietary counseling Effectiveness Not Established * Cyproheptadine * Eicosapentaenoic acid * Erythropoietin * Ghrelin * Metoclopramide * Oral branched-chain amino acids * Pentoxifylline * Thalidomide Effectiveness Unlikely * Cannabinoids * Hydrazine sulfate * Melatonin Note.
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Cold learned that hydrazine sulfate (HS), an inexpensive compound, inhibits PEP-CK.
Hydrazine sulfate and cachexia by Klotter, Jule / Townsend Letter
For instance, in an article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, Elizabeth Kaegi of the Task Force on Alternative Therapies of the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Initiative discussed the fact that cancer patients are trying a number of intriguing therapies, including Essiac, Iscador, hydrazine sulfate, vitamins A,C, and E, and 714-X.
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