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Nutritionist Leyla Muedin answers this listener question: Wild Green Oat extract is being promoted as an alternative to Deprenyl for Parkinson’s disease. It’s supposed to act as an MAO-B inhibitor to prevent dopamine depletion in the brain. I know certain foods have to be avoided when taking MAO inhibitors, due to adverse reactions. Would this also be the case for wild green oat extract?
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