Okay, I KNOW that tyramine acts as an indirect sympathomemetic.
Does, it have any direct sympathetic actions?
Does, it have any direct sympathetic actions?
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For all intents and purposes, no it has no direct actions. It just causes the release of Epi/NE
There is research suggesting that maybe somewhere it might have some sort of action on some receptor in some place in some bodies.
There is research suggesting that maybe somewhere it might have some sort of action on some receptor in some place in some bodies.
