Re: Bartonella counteracted by L-arginine

[Guest guest]

Caryn,

I am guess that this might have something to do with the fact that

L-arginine increases stomach acids to assist with digestion. Also, there

are studies showing supplementing the combination of L-arginine and L-lysine

provokes a release of pituitary somatotrophin and insulin. It is believed

that this release of biological-active hormone is able to affect peripheral

cellar receptors and assist cells growth in general. However, one thing to

watch out for is hypoglycemia, which follows the insulin peak.

Limin

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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 07:18

To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

Subject: Re: Bartonella counteracted

by L-arginine

> I have been usuing arginine (and lysine together) for months and can

> only take it before bed b/c it makes me completely exhausted within the

> hour. I give my son arginine, lysine and ornithine both late morning

> (before nap) and before bed every day. I am not sure how it is

> effecting is infections, but he starting growing again after not having

> grown since his 1st birtday (now 2.)

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> Caryn

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[Guest guest]

So is Nitroc oxide good or bad? It causes neuro symptoms? But helps

erradicate bartonella? So confusing! Thank you. Robin

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> Limin

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[Guest guest]

Is there a test (NO)and what lab is preferred? Thank you. Robin

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