High levels of Lisine in serum ??

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Hi All

I did a blood test of aminoacids and lisine was high.

What does mean it?

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Could that mean that you have low arginine?

 

Hi All

I did a blood test of aminoacids and lisine was high.

What does mean it?

[Guest guest]

It could mean you recently ate something with lysine or has a

supplement with lysine or you could have a problem with the lysine

being able to cross into the blood brain barrier. I have been

seeing research here and there that nutrients are not crossing the

blood brain barrier, and the theory is that the receptors necessary

to pull the nutrients across the BBB have been damaged from immune

system dysfunction. This just may be how vaccines bring on autism.

They may be triggering the immune system in a way that causes it to

attack certain nutrient receptors. Anyhow, when the nutrients

can't cross the blood brain barrier, they can build up in the blood,

which would lead a doc to think one has too much of a nutrient.

But, some of the docs are figuring this out, like some of our autism

recovery docs, and they know the special tests to do.

Unfortunately, there are several causes to your abnormal test, so

you will have to do more testing or have a knowledgeable doc to

figure it out.

(example of how nutrients build up when the BBB is

damaged)

http://www.memorialhermann.org/patientstories/childrens/content.aspx?id=10519

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Hi All

I did a blood test of aminoacids and lisine was high.

What does mean it?

[Guest guest]

very interseting article heidi, do you know any folic acid that you can buy that would be similar in its affect as leucovorin?

channa

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 8:45 AMSubject: Re: High levels of Lisine in serum ??

It could mean you recently ate something with lysine or has a supplement with lysine or you could have a problem with the lysine being able to cross into the blood brain barrier. I have been seeing research here and there that nutrients are not crossing the blood brain barrier, and the theory is that the receptors necessary to pull the nutrients across the BBB have been damaged from immune system dysfunction. This just may be how vaccines bring on autism. They may be triggering the immune system in a way that causes it to attack certain nutrient receptors. Anyhow, when the nutrients can't cross the blood brain barrier, they can build up in the blood, which would lead a doc to think one has too much of a nutrient. But, some of the docs are figuring this out, like some of our autism recovery docs, and they know the special tests to do. Unfortunately, there are several causes to your abnormal test, so you will

have to do more testing or have a knowledgeable doc to figure it out.

(example of how nutrients build up when the BBB is damaged)http://www.memorialhermann.org/patientstories/childrens/content.aspx?id=10519Love and prayers,Heidi NHi AllI did a blood test of aminoacids and lisine was high.What does mean it?

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I just know that it's folinic acid and calcium. This is a good article

to take to the autism recovery docs so they can learn of this testing.

A lot of these autism recovery docs will take phone calls from other

autism recovery docs, and they can all learn from each other. But, I

think that most autism recovery docs supplement folinic acid, and

usually calcium as well, anyhow. But, if a doc is wise to proper

levels, and testing for such, testing will help maintain proper dosage.

Unfortunately, too much of almost anything isn't good. But, usually

small levels of a wide variety of nutrients is supplemented in those

with autism because it is assumed that they are low, since so many

benefit from supplements. I know in my family, taking a multivitamin

makes a significant difference.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

very interseting article heidi, do you know any folic acid that you can

buy that would be similar in its affect as leucovorin?

channa

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thank you heidi i will try the folonic acid to add to my sons b vitamins

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 8:18 AMSubject: Re: High levels of Lisine in serum ??

I just know that it's folinic acid and calcium. This is a good article to take to the autism recovery docs so they can learn of this testing. A lot of these autism recovery docs will take phone calls from other autism recovery docs, and they can all learn from each other. But, I think that most autism recovery docs supplement folinic acid, and usually calcium as well, anyhow. But, if a doc is wise to proper levels, and testing for such, testing will help maintain proper dosage. Unfortunately, too much of almost anything isn't good. But, usually small levels of a wide variety of nutrients is supplemented in those with autism because it is assumed that they are low, since so many benefit from supplements. I know in my family, taking a multivitamin makes a significant difference.Love and prayers,Heidi Nvery interseting article heidi, do you know any folic acid that you can buy that

would be similar in its affect as leucovorin?channa

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Folinic acid helps negate b12 side effects here like hyperactivity and finger sucking. Not completely but probably would if I added more.

 

thank you heidi i will try the folonic acid to add to my sons b vitamins

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 8:18 AM

Subject: Re: High levels of Lisine in serum ??

 

I just know that it's folinic acid and calcium. This is a good article to take to the autism recovery docs so they can learn of this testing. A lot of these autism recovery docs will take phone calls from other

autism recovery docs, and they can all learn from each other. But, I think that most autism recovery docs supplement folinic acid, and usually calcium as well, anyhow. But, if a doc is wise to proper levels, and testing for such, testing will help maintain proper dosage.

Unfortunately, too much of almost anything isn't good. But, usually small levels of a wide variety of nutrients is supplemented in those with autism because it is assumed that they are low, since so many benefit from supplements. I know in my family, taking a multivitamin

makes a significant difference.Love and prayers,Heidi Nvery interseting article heidi, do you know any folic acid that you can buy that

would be similar in its affect as leucovorin?channa-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...

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