Doseloop Beta

Alprenolol

medication Under review

A non-selective beta-blocker used for the treatment of various cardiovascular conditions.

Research summary

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The human evidence for alprenolol comes mostly from older clinical pharmacology and cardiovascular studies, including healthy-subject exercise physiology work and trials in hypertensive or angina populations. In healthy humans, the clearest findings are reduced exercise-induced heart rate and systolic blood pressure responses, along with documented effects on thyroid hormone metabolism. There is no meaningful supplement-style evidence base for general wellness, cognition, or longevity in healthy people. The research consensus is that alprenolol is a beta-blocker medication with measurable cardiovascular and endocrine effects, not a health supplement, and its use today is primarily pharmacologic rather than nutritional.

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Research (3 studies)

RCT

Placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trial of alprenolol in African hypertensive patients.

Current Medical Research and Opinion • 1979 • n=20

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RCT

Influence of alprenolol on hemodynamic and metabolic responses to prolonged exercise in subjects with hypertension.

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics • 1977 • n=7

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Preliminary

Pharmacological effects and serum levels of orally administered alprenolol in man

European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology • 1972

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