Re: supplements for brain are helping

[Guest guest]

Dear Amy

If you have the strength, try and read Jay Goldstein on neurotransmitters.

One of the things that I gained from reading his work was the importance of

the inhibitory neurotransmitter, GABA (gamma amino butyric acid). Many

symptoms relate to lack of inhibition or conversely, overactivity of various

nerve tracts. Allof the medications I have found useful are in fact, GABA

enhancers or synergists. If you don't want to go down the drug path (for

various reasons including physician reluctance and possible drug

interactions) then GABA is available OTC from compounding pharmacies and

better supplement sources (I am in Australia , so have no idea of suppliers

in other parts of the world).

Get back to me if you want more precise info.

Regards

Windsor

[infections] supplements for brain are helping

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> I have not been able to tolerate any depression meds.

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> I am now trying 5 htp (serotonin precursor)

> 3 x 100/ day w/ meals

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> and tyrosine 3 x 500 "

> (free form amino acid which supports brain neurotransmitters)

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> this prescribed by alternative MD.

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> my depression is from toxic exposure and cfids, so it is not situational

> depression it is from skewed brain chemistry

>

> the hyper brain synapsing and cobwebs of synpses are going away. there

> was

> also some lkind of repetetive synapsing symptom (hard to describe but

> felt

> like the brain was repeatedly tring to engage but could not, endlessly

> repeating)which also went away.

> better clarity. as far as mood goes, well that' sa bout the same so far

> ,

> but its only been 2 weeks.

> Amy

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