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Topic: Dr. C's neurotransmitter protocol

chicago_bird
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Member # 9301

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help! I can't find my sheet with the neurotransmitter protocol.

I took it out and put it somewhere, and now I can't remember where.... (This is why I need the neurotransmitter treatment!)

[bonk]

I have:
- Neuro-lift
- L-tryptophan
- MSM

I just can't remember the dosages.

Could anyone send me the info?

Or I will call their office and ask them to send another copy...

thanks!!!

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

posted

Sorry, I don't have that one... if it's new.

Someone here should!!!

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Tif
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Member # 12701

posted

I have it, I PM'd yu........

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TL

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chicago_bird
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Member # 9301

posted

thanks a million!

But guess what -- I just found it. Along with half a dozen bottles of supplements I forgot I had... doh!

[Roll Eyes]

Thanks, Tif, and thanks, Lymetoo. You're the best!
Sorry about that.

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SForsgren
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I assume this is a different Dr. C than the one that uses NutraMedix products.

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Be well,
Scott

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CherylSue
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I think it may be my LLMD in MO.

CherylSue

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Keebler
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Anyone who has trouble detoxing through the Cytochrome P-450 pathway should be very careful in considering - L-tryptophan.

Search PubMed on what it says about tryptophan and porphryia (the state of having too many toxic porphyrins as a result of the C P-450 detox pathway being overwhelmed).

Forms of tryptophan can cause problems in that situation as patients who have porphryia have altered tryptophan metabolism.

Now, it's not clear if this is just for the genetic porphyria's or also for the acquired, secondary or chronic forms which can occur during chronic infection and with a liver that is overwhelmed by detoxing.

It also might be that if the liver is adequately supported this might work okay.

You can read more here and then ask your doctor.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi

PubMed Search:

tryptophan, porphyria - 59 abstracts

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There's quite a bit of discussion about tryptophan, including one form, 5-HTP at this current thread:

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=066529

Topic: Is 5HTP safe??

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[ 19. May 2008, 01:04 PM: Message edited by: Keebler ]

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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quote:
Originally posted by SForsgren:
I assume this is a different Dr. C than the one that uses NutraMedix products. [/QB]

yep, C of MO

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chicago_bird
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Member # 9301

posted

Thanks for the link on L-tryptophan, Keebler. I have been reading the other thread about it; lots of good info.

Scott, sorry for the confusion. Yes, it's Dr. C in MO.

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