The first study, a small one, showed some promise, but later, three larger trials, published in 1994, showed it did nothing for cancer patients. However, he urges patients to at least tell their physicians if they are taking alternative medicines. Often they are safe, and I'll tell them this. Don't assume something is safe just because ads lead you to believe it is. Check with your doctor before taking any drugs.
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To learn more about hydrazine sulfate research, visit the National Cancer Institute. To learn more about the FDA's campaign to inform consumers about alternative therapies sold over the Internet, visit Operation Cure All. For tips on buying health-related products, visit the Federal Trade Commission's consumer site. Thanks to HealthScout for this article. Hydrazine Sulfate is an MAO inhibitor.