Find the available answers about phenelzine and supplements. Each guide explains its evidence and the forms it covers.
13 published guides. Coverage is limited to the combinations listed.
Oral Cytisus scoparius preparations that contain tyramine, particularly the aerial or flowering material described in the source. Plant part and preparation are essential; other broom species and purified constituents are not interchangeable.
Read the interaction guide →Oral Hypericum perforatum preparations used for mood symptoms with oral MAOI treatment. Other botanical species, topical preparations and specific extract strengths are not assumed to be equivalent.
Read the interaction guide →Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, taken orally; the extraction method and caffeine content matter. This does not cover topical tea preparations.
Read the interaction guide →Oral Citrus aurantium fruit extracts containing p-synephrine or other adrenergic constituents, especially stimulant blends. This does not cover ordinary food portions, aromatic oils, skin use or synthetic m-synephrine.
Read the interaction guide →Oral L-tyrosine supplements with phenelzine tablets. This is not a recommendation to eliminate ordinary protein foods; the medication's separate food guidance still applies.
Read the interaction guide →Oral L-5-hydroxytryptophan supplements with oral phenelzine. This does not equate 5-HTP with L-tryptophan or every botanical product containing a precursor.
Read the interaction guide →Oral Paullinia cupana seed preparations that contain caffeine. No assumption is made about the caffeine concentration of an unidentified brand, a different plant part or a caffeine-free preparation.
Read the interaction guide →Oral phenelzine tablets with caffeine from drinks, tablets, powders or other supplements. The concern depends on total exposure; no universal safe amount has been established for this combination.
Read the interaction guide →Oral Ephedra sinica stem or above-ground preparations containing ephedrine-type alkaloids. The assessment does not equate root preparations, other species, purified ephedrine products or unverified alkaloid-free products.
Read the interaction guide →Oral yohimbine as the selected compound with oral phenelzine. Yohimbe bark is not treated as an interchangeable dose or composition, and alpha-yohimbine/rauwolscine is not automatically included.
Read the interaction guide →Supplemental oral L-tryptophan with phenelzine tablets. This is not a blanket prohibition on normal protein-containing foods and does not substitute 5-HTP for tryptophan.
Read the interaction guide →Oral L-phenylalanine supplements with phenelzine tablets. This is not a recommendation to eliminate ordinary protein foods; the medication's separate food guidance still applies.
Read the interaction guide →Vitamin B6 status during oral phenelzine treatment. The reported corrective treatment was pyridoxine; other B6 forms and preventive regimens are not assumed to have equivalent evidence.
Read the interaction guide →A supplement missing from this list has not been cleared for use with the medication. These pages do not assess every product, formulation, or combination.
Publication status, clinical review and change history are shown in each interaction guide.