Re: Emailing: oct2001_cover_theanine_01/ANNE

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I am going to stop being so afraid of the glutamate issue now that

my little guy's methylation process seems to be working better. I

will chase this down a little more and then probably add AKG and

maybe some theanine, which I have here. What is the dosage of your

AKG? Do you give a whole cap with each meal?

You are at the top of my list of heroines.... No wonder your gd is

doing so well :-)

Anne

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> Anne,

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> It was theanine that I read about that is reported to block

glutamate. It might be noteworthy that Pangborn says in his book

that excessive glutamate reception is related to; subnormal

methylation and unreliable energy sources.

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> Anne,

> As glutamate is said to be good for immune health, could be one

answer as to why she is doing so well.

Do you mean glutamate or glutamine?

Nell

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I assumed she meant glutamine.

Anne

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> > Anne,

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> > As glutamate is said to be good for immune health, could be one

> answer as to why she is doing so well.

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> Do you mean glutamate or glutamine?

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> Nell

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