Re:Recommendations for lethargy

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Hi Christy,

I noticed a big change when I upped the inositol to 2x/day. I buy the

powder and take about a teaspoon in water.

Also, like everyone here says, it's important to support thyroid and

adrenals. That makes a big difference.

Yesterday I started DMAE (which I hadn't tried before), and I do seem

to be thinking a bit more clearly.

Hope this helps,

:^)

Alessa

Recommendations for lethargy

Posted by: " arendtright " arendt934@... arendtright

Sun May 20, 2007 5:48 pm (PST)

I just got through with my sixth round of dmsa/ala and I am starting to

feel relief from my illness, but I am noticing that I have lost all

motivation. I am on adrenal support, Fish oil, and various vitamins,

but I was wondering if anyone had a positive experience with one

particular supplement that could kick my butt into gear. I am having

trouble getting anything done. I think it's a mental state, not

physical. I have ready Andy's recommendations, but I was looking for

personal experience. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Christy

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[Guest guest]

Alessa,

Do you know why inositol would improve lethargy? I thought it had

a more calming/sedative effect. In fact, I dropped inositol because

I thought it seriously reduced my sleep and caused a lot of problems.

I wonder if it needs to be balanced with choline...?

If you (or anyone) can tell me more about inositol and why it would

improve lethargy, please let me know.

--

>

> Hi Christy,

> I noticed a big change when I upped the inositol to 2x/day. I buy the

> powder and take about a teaspoon in water.

> Also, like everyone here says, it's important to support thyroid and

> adrenals. That makes a big difference.

> Yesterday I started DMAE (which I hadn't tried before), and I do seem

> to be thinking a bit more clearly.

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

> Recommendations for lethargy

> Posted by: " arendtright " arendt934@... arendtright

> Sun May 20, 2007 5:48 pm (PST)

>

> I just got through with my sixth round of dmsa/ala and I am starting to

>

> feel relief from my illness, but I am noticing that I have lost all

> motivation. I am on adrenal support, Fish oil, and various vitamins,

> but I was wondering if anyone had a positive experience with one

> particular supplement that could kick my butt into gear. I am having

> trouble getting anything done. I think it's a mental state, not

> physical. I have ready Andy's recommendations, but I was looking for

> personal experience. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

> Christy

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Alessa,

Do you know why inositol would improve lethargy? I thought it had

a more calming/sedative effect. In fact, I dropped inositol because

I thought it seriously reduced my sleep and caused a lot of problems.

I wonder if it needs to be balanced with choline...?

If you (or anyone) can tell me more about inositol and why it would

improve lethargy, please let me know.

--

>

> Hi Christy,

> I noticed a big change when I upped the inositol to 2x/day. I buy the

> powder and take about a teaspoon in water.

> Also, like everyone here says, it's important to support thyroid and

> adrenals. That makes a big difference.

> Yesterday I started DMAE (which I hadn't tried before), and I do seem

> to be thinking a bit more clearly.

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

> Recommendations for lethargy

> Posted by: " arendtright " arendt934@... arendtright

> Sun May 20, 2007 5:48 pm (PST)

>

> I just got through with my sixth round of dmsa/ala and I am starting to

>

> feel relief from my illness, but I am noticing that I have lost all

> motivation. I am on adrenal support, Fish oil, and various vitamins,

> but I was wondering if anyone had a positive experience with one

> particular supplement that could kick my butt into gear. I am having

> trouble getting anything done. I think it's a mental state, not

> physical. I have ready Andy's recommendations, but I was looking for

> personal experience. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

> Christy

>

>

>

>

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

____

> Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your

story. Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.

> http://sims.yahoo.com/

>

[Guest guest]

Alessa,

Do you know why inositol would improve lethargy? I thought it had

a more calming/sedative effect. In fact, I dropped inositol because

I thought it seriously reduced my sleep and caused a lot of problems.

I wonder if it needs to be balanced with choline...?

If you (or anyone) can tell me more about inositol and why it would

improve lethargy, please let me know.

--

>

> Hi Christy,

> I noticed a big change when I upped the inositol to 2x/day. I buy the

> powder and take about a teaspoon in water.

> Also, like everyone here says, it's important to support thyroid and

> adrenals. That makes a big difference.

> Yesterday I started DMAE (which I hadn't tried before), and I do seem

> to be thinking a bit more clearly.

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

> Recommendations for lethargy

> Posted by: " arendtright " arendt934@... arendtright

> Sun May 20, 2007 5:48 pm (PST)

>

> I just got through with my sixth round of dmsa/ala and I am starting to

>

> feel relief from my illness, but I am noticing that I have lost all

> motivation. I am on adrenal support, Fish oil, and various vitamins,

> but I was wondering if anyone had a positive experience with one

> particular supplement that could kick my butt into gear. I am having

> trouble getting anything done. I think it's a mental state, not

> physical. I have ready Andy's recommendations, but I was looking for

> personal experience. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

> Christy

>

>

>

>

>

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