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I recently started taking L-Theanine to

help me fall asleep. Very interesting in that my tremor seems to have

disappeared. I’ve had it since I was a teen…seems to run in my

family. I can’t think of anything else I’m doing differently. I’ll

have to stop taking it and see if it returns.

It was great. I took a painting class over

the weekend. I was actually able to do very fine brush work.

Kim In North Texas

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of a s

Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008

3:48 AM

To: Texas_Thyroid_Groups

Subject:

Falling Asleep - Gaba - L Theanine - Licorice Tea

For whatever it is worth, the nutrient GABA is an

inhibitory neurotransmitter. Mine level must have been non existant (I

am hypo and have other auto immune). Taking 2000 to 3000 mg GABA and/or

150 mg of L Theanine (amino acid) at bedtime helps stop all the mental

chatter going on and allows good sleep. Using the calming thoughts and

no " heavy " info prior to bedtime like the news, newspaper, intense

reading etc also helps me.

I personally still take licorice in the form of

licorice tea during the day when I know I will have extra stress or need

to function beyond my " usual " . The tea seems to be much more

time specific and faster support than the capsules. You can make tea

from the capsules or buy tea bags. I had more trouble sleeping when I

took the capsules, but not with the tea. It is very sweet and

although it does keep your body from breaking down the cortisol, I only use

it when I am under more stress and just make sure I don't drink it in the

latter part of the day. Since I still have hydrocortisone replacement

issues at times, I feel it is a safer alternative.

I have trouble scanning information. Could

someone direct me to the specific archived dates you mentioned about licorice

AND tell me specifically how to access those archives....some of us

(meaning myself) are not familiar with the process.

Thanks, a

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