Re: Risperdal, Haldol, other Antipsychotic Drugs Little Help in Managing Aggression

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Alot of people store up too much trimethylxanthine (caffeine) in their blood and it causes dopamine to pour into the wrong brain areas such as more in the midbrain rather than the frontal areas which control judgement. Certain selective Anti-psychotics try to correct this but, cause other problems with acetylcholine transport. It should be obvious that taking out excess aspartate, caffeine, glutamic acid and phenylalanine from the diet would help tremendously if dopamine were the problem. Of course one also has to wonder about the blood brain barrier in most autistic cases. Stem cells are still looking like the best thing. Genetic manipulation is looking good too. Rolling Stone's 40 anniversary magazine shares some insights into Stem cells and genetic research which is pretty hair raising to some but very promising to all sorts of brain related diseases.

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aspartate, caffeine, glutamic acid and phenylalanine. Many of these

are in childrens foods. Including caffeine, and espically aspartate

which becomes toxic when heated (ie coffee) with fake sugar