Experiences with

Amino acids

There is a difference in the amino acids. Could one of them be the cause either because it is higher or lower in beef? Pork was also worse. Chicken good I think? But they do look quite similar. What else would cause one to be better?

Rytary or Sinemet are amino acids. Stomach acids must break proteins into amino acids before they can exit the stomach and be absorbed into the blood stream. The same condition happens to people using narcotics.

Generally speaking these are amino acids that need to be self injected much like an insulin shot over a prescribed schedule of roughly 20-30 days. He heard about this at a conference where discussed with regards to PD.

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Lysine is an amino acid, and in other posts I've noted the table that lists amino acids broadly as beneficial.

An extract reads Carnosine is a naturally-occurring compound made from the amino acids beta-alanine and histidine.

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{IGF-I can be lowered by selective amino acid restriction - i.e. of one of the essential amino acids for building protein. The body will not commit to growth when it cannot build protein.}

It is created by microbes that metabolise the carbon and emit oxygen, it has a very high protein content and lots of base amino acids and has been approved to be in the shops in 2023 so this is not Sci Fi it’s reality.

From everything I can calculate the amino acids in Albutrix are (taken from something) then processed to such a level that they are essentially chemical amino acids. I do not know this for sure, but in my research that is all I can come up with.

In the mean time, I took electrolytes, magnesium, iron, D, ammonia reducing amino acids, etc. I noticed B1 made a significant different. Then I added in methyl B vitamin complex (again), and I improved even more. A couple months ago, I added 3,000mcg Adeno/Hydroxo B12 and 800mcg folate.

That sequence instructs which of the 20 different amino acids to add at each link, one by one. https://www.uab.edu/news/research/item/12158-a-small-molecule-induces-readthrough-of-cystic-fibrosis-cftr-nonsense-mutations Nature Communications.

Those two amino acids counteract B12. I felt as if I was getting early dementia, add anxiety 24-7, which can happen with a B 12 deficiency. All of that gone! I am completely off Parkinsons medication and feel better than when dx. I took Celexa the day of my Datscan which can skew the results.

Overview "In 1959, one of the early studies conducted in methionine restriction evaluated several outcomes produced from diets lacking specific amino acids. The study was conducted on rats fed isocaloric diets that were complete in all amino acids or devoid of one essential amino acid.

Apart from this, there are 21 kinds of Amino acids discovered so far... Out of this 21 Amino acids, 12 are non-essential amino acids which you don't need to take from dietary sources as our body is capable of producing these from glucose and from essential amino acids.

I'm thinking how the hell do I make my cells respond ... like co-factors - iron, vitamin A, iodine, amino acids... all the things that the cell needs. My B12 and Vit D are actually very high.

If you eat sufficient protein, then you will get all the essential amino acids you need. There is no apparent evidence that taking EXTRA amino acids has any effect on RLS. If you eat sufficient minerals and vitamins then you will get all of those you need, (except vitamin D).

(You re-cycle damaged cells, amino acids, viruses, and rubbish - and rebuild a new, younger self afterwards.)

It is also a quality protein source, providing all the essential amino acids. 2. Edamame is rich in protein, antioxidants and fiber that may lower circulating cholesterol levels. 3. Edamame is low in carbs.

SPH contain both essential and conditionally essential amino acids. It contains particularly high amounts of glutamic acid (13.9 g/100 g), aspartic acid (9.4 g/100 g), glycine (14.9 g/100 g), proline (7.6 g/100 g), lysine (7.0 g/100 g), alanine (7.5 g/100 g) and arginine (6.9 g/100 g).