Adrenals and copper/zinc ratios..

[Guest guest]

I just saw this in the files I still haven't looked over

completely from the Indian BioMed Autism Spectrum group, about

adrenal insufficiency and copper in the context of ASD. I'm not sure

how this applies to NT, but as what is *now* considered ASD (the

neurological problems and *widespread* metabolic problems) could just

be a subset of a much much larger set of problems caused by

environmental chemical and metal toxicity.. It might apply. Zinc

levels are generally low in ASD aparently, and copper high, and the

zinc deficiency renders copper toxic somehow. Zinc is also important

to the immune system - which could be important in AF even outside

the context of immunity.

9. Adrenal Support & Copper

Adrenal insufficiency is seen in 70-80% of autistic children,

resulting from stress. Stress, lead and mercury interfere with

ceruloplasmin synthesis, contributing to copper toxicity. Copper

toxicity causes “mind racing” – an increase in excitatory

neurotransmitters resulting in an inability to stop thoughts.

Jim

[Guest guest]

hi jim

i have high copper and low zinc and trying to correct this by taking zinc and mn

and staying away from cu.

you might wish to check for `pyruluria` at web.

bw

Nil

Adrenals and copper/zinc ratios..

I just saw this in the files I still haven't looked over

completely from the Indian BioMed Autism Spectrum group, about

adrenal insufficiency and copper in the context of ASD. I'm not sure

how this applies to NT, but as what is *now* considered ASD (the

neurological problems and *widespread* metabolic problems) could just

be a subset of a much much larger set of problems caused by

environmental chemical and metal toxicity.. It might apply. Zinc

levels

[Guest guest]

hi jim

i have high copper and low zinc and trying to correct this by taking zinc and mn

and staying away from cu.

you might wish to check for `pyruluria` at web.

bw

Nil

Adrenals and copper/zinc ratios..

I just saw this in the files I still haven't looked over

completely from the Indian BioMed Autism Spectrum group, about

adrenal insufficiency and copper in the context of ASD. I'm not sure

how this applies to NT, but as what is *now* considered ASD (the

neurological problems and *widespread* metabolic problems) could just

be a subset of a much much larger set of problems caused by

environmental chemical and metal toxicity.. It might apply. Zinc

levels