Re: Re: Problems with Excess Ammonia

[Guest guest]

For ammonia, Alpha Ketoglutarate, from Kirkman's works well, 1 cap at each meal.

Also use some of your Vitamin C in the ascorbic form. Lecithin or

phosphatidylcholine, magnesium, multi B and lots of probiotics as well as

small/frequent meals are recommended.

Re: Problems with Excess Ammonia

Check this message:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/6373

There is also some mention of excess ammonia in the onibasu archives..

I remember someone has used butyrate on their kid before with success.

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> I am having what I believe is problems with excess ammonia in my

> system. I have a long history of digestive dysbosis related to eye drop

> mercury and amalgam illness for which I've taken aminos and anti

> fungals.

>

> Taking 2gms of acetyl-l-carnitine, with separate doses of l-glutamine

> 5gms and l-arginine 2 gms in addition to taking black walnut extract

> (BWE) for its anti fungal anti parasitic properties, sends me over the

> edge. I feel extremely toxic without regard to whether I'm on cycle or

> off. I have back pain, feel woozy and toxic, have even had some light

> colored stools until I discontinue the aminos and the BWE. I try to

> flush it out by drinking water with only limited success. The BWE

> contains iodine and was like droppng a bomb into my system even in 3

> drop doses. My digestive issues respond well to the specific

> carbohydrate diet but I would really like to be able to eat as normal a

> diet as possible as I travel a lot where eating clean becomes next to

> impossible. Has anyone else had this super sensitivity to ammonia or

> found a work around?

>

[Guest guest]

> > I am having what I believe is problems with excess ammonia in my

> > system. I have a long history of digestive dysbosis related to eye drop

> > mercury and amalgam illness for which I've taken aminos and anti

> > fungals.

Andy says people with low manganese don't handle ammonia properly and will

feel better on reduced protein. A manganese supplement is a good idea. After

supplementing it for a few weeks - 5-15mg - , try increasing protein again

and see if you do any better. The symptoms of high ammonia due to manganese

deficiency include confusion, disorientation, malaise, neurological problems

(from the HTI book, p. 119). Manganese deficiency can contribute to loss of

hair colour.

Too much ammonia keeps you buzzing like a bee.

It is produced by bacteria, so you might have a bowel dysbiosis for hidden

infection.

Arginine taking in the morning will remove ammonia and give energy.

Ornithine taken at night will remove ammonia and give you sleep.

Do you have insomnia?

Dean