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so all they have to do
is spraying serotonin blockers on crops
and have the side effect of people gaetting scared and weak instead of social and strong

two kills with a single stone

serotonin blockers' research is quite advanced:

[link to www.nature.com]
We describe a new class of drugs that selectively block serotonin M-receptors on peripheral neurones. Because of their high affinity, some of these drugs are the most potent of any pharmacological class yet reported. They have allowed the identification of three M-receptor subtypes, one of which is responsible for mediating the painful effects of serotonin in humans.

[link to general-medicine.jwatch.org]
NEW POWERFUL ANTIEMETICS: SEROTONIN-RECEPTOR BLOCKERS
In recent years, several different receptors for serotonin have been discovered and each has been shown to have a particular physiologic role.



serotonin blockers alter behaviour patterns (kill habits)
in this case, alcoholism relapse:
[link to www.a1b2c3.com]
Controlled trials in larger dependent populations are needed before serotonin blockers can provide hope as a possible adjunct for relapse prevention.

serotonin blockers used in surgery for its blood pressure lowering effect (blood pressure lowering = slower body processes = slower thinking)
[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
The most important available specific S2-serotonergic receptor antagonist is ketanserin. If administered during or after cardiac surgery, ketanserin lowers systemic and pulmonary blood pressure, and improves peripheral and pulmonary perfusion without causing reflex tachycardia or an increase in pulmonary shunt fraction.


serotonin blockers are used as antisickness drugs, because they numb down the natural reflex to vomit ( poisons)
[link to www.cancerhelp.org.uk]

Serotonin blockers
Serotonin blockers work very well for some types of sickness. They work best when you have steroids at the same time. There are several drugs in this group, including ondansetron (Zofran) granisetron (Kytril) and tropisetron (Navoban). Palonosetron (Aloxi) also belongs to this group. This drug works for a longer period. You have it as an injection no more than once a week. These drugs block receptors in the gut and brain that send messages to the chemoreceptor trigger zone and the vomiting centre. They are also called 5HT3 blockers.