>>>Is this the same bromocriptine salt given to humans? It's given for
Parkinson's and pituitary dysfunction, so it would seem that it does get
in.
sandraw at U.Arizona.EDU<<<
actually, many of the agents used in treating alzheimer's and parkinson's
disease are unable to cross the blood-brain barrier and must be
administered i.n. instead of i.v. in order for them to cross. any other
way besides intranasal adminstration <via the olfactory route> would
require invasive surgical techniques.
chana shvonne williford <spike>
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