Re: Relocation Accomplished / amino acid levels

September 27, 2010

I had blood tests which showed my amino acids were extremely low even though I

considered myself on a 'low carb, high protein' diet. Maybe this explains that.

I had them in 2005 or 6. Probably should have them redone.

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> I do find it interesting (hoping my husband read the lab work correctly) that

my amino acids were out of low red zone into low green zone. Amino acids are

huge in CFS and sometimes barely if ever budge from the red zone. This is all

after the stachy remediation. Also interesting that I am dumping 4 metals into

yellow zone. Could be the transdermal glut but also this is happeneing about 6

months after stachy remediation.

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September 28, 2010

according to methylation protocol, the aa's get used up in the krebs or

methyaltion cycle. its been a while since i've followed the list/board more

closely and i forget. once methylation is better on track.. supposedly... the

aa's are freed up to be used by the body. my test was urine, so i could have

been dumping aa's without using i suppose but the general thought is the less

you dunp the less you have. you want to be dumping in green zone. not sure how

to interpret blood levels. you would think those are more accuate measures. i

have slighlty elevated ammonia and elevated taurine (which I was

supplementing)... high levels can indicate losing metabolites in the methylation

cycle so i am not sure what is going on. but on surface this is a good sign with

the dumping metals and higher levels of aa's. i dont know how mold toxins, sb

stew can interupt methylaiton other than use up glutathione, which is huge

accordning to Rich Van K.. and possibly directly effect the biomechanics like

lead and other metals can do. lead has a huge role in disrupting methylation as

well as causing pyrolurria (may heave that spelled wrong).

robin

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> > I do find it interesting (hoping my husband read the lab work correctly)

that my amino acids were out of low red zone into low green zone. Amino acids

are huge in CFS and sometimes barely if ever budge from the red zone. This is

all after the stachy remediation. Also interesting that I am dumping 4 metals

into yellow zone. Could be the transdermal glut but also this is happeneing

about 6 months after stachy remediation.

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