RLS and Glutamate - See what Red Orbit has to say!

[barried]

redorbit.com/news/health/11...

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yes i saw something about this a few weeks ago, its good to see resaerch being done, hope something comes out of it for us, thanks for the link barried

[eileen49]

Thanks barried - very interesting - good to see they are working on it - think I will have a little drinkie !

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Thank you barried, interesting article!

[thedragon]

Thanks barried! I also read somewhere that aspartame and other artificial sugars are I think converted or somehow increase levels of glutamate...

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So maybe that's how all things are connected!

[M4gill]

I was on holiday recently and had alcohol (not a lot) every night, as I don't drink a lot and along with my meds, for the first time in years I slept like a baby, so there might just be something in this story

[hugorune]

interesting article, thank you Barried, I think a night cap is in order tonight x

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Thanks for the article. I'm not sure what it means to me.

Drinking even 2 oz of booze makes me sleepy.

My mind slows way down but my legs have a mind of

their own. Alcohol seems to get them going more. = /

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To be honest, in my 46 yrs., I've drank a handful of times.

My parents were anti drinkers. haha.

[magsday]

I am so excited about this article Sodium Glutamate is added to the starter cultures which produce cheese and yogurt. Is that why my RLS disappeared when I gave up these products all those years ago. Maybe I was not Lactose intolerant but was reacting to this additive?

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As always, food or drink affects us all differently. I for one cant drink booze, like Yikes.

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This is the similar article that went round all support groups, and the one i read.

sciencedaily.com/releases/2...