Experiences with

Amino acids

I know it's an ad but a lack of amino acids affecting the liver's processing ability makes sense to me. Has anybody tried amino acid supplements? I'd be grateful for any views on this.

It helps to break down proteins into amino acids, which issues an important part of the digestion process. Could this be related to Parkinsons where amino acids are not broken down properly causing alpha synucleon problems?

It is composed of water, electrolytes, and five selected amino acids that function as sodium co-transporters without containing glucose.

I have read about amino acids which can help you, I eat healthy, exercise 3 times a week and I’m no spring chicken. I never loose weight and when attending medial appointments the Doctors take one look at me and say it’s life style, loose weight eat healthy.

There he explains the two amino acids that help. I found this very hopeful. I sent this info off to my Chiropractor friend who also has AF, she was very excited because she didn't know this either.

Are amino acids worth taking as supplements? All stuff I come across in random readings. Thanks.

I have been told that essential amino acids are useful and I now take grass fed, no hormone, organic beef collagen to obtain these. (Collagen types 1 and 3) Many thanks, Jill

I have been seeing more and more about amino acids and the possible benefits for those with hypothyroidism. Their importance for conversion, also their benefits regarding liver health. I'm also type2 diabetic, it seems there may be benefits there too. Have any of you looked into this?

https://www.ketorena.com/ From their website: Due to inflationary pressure and price increases of the individual keto-versions of amino acids as well as other market factors, we have decided to discontinue Ketorena.

https://www.ketorena.com/ From their website: Due to inflationary pressure and price increases of the individual keto-versions of amino acids as well as other market factors, we have decided to discontinue Ketorena.

"For decades, the prevailing theory in the field has stated that a protein made up of 42 amino acids called amyloid-beta 42 (Aβ42) hardens into clumps called amyloid plaques, and those plaques damage the brain, causing Alzheimer's disease."

I am wondering if anyone has used natural supplements like amino acids to increase dopamine while tapering off Pramaprexole? I have wondered if it would help with the decrease in dopamine while tapering. Also has anyone used Modafinil with any luck in helping energy and mood?

The OAT will test methylation, b vitamins, oxalates, Mitochondria, amino acids and more. It also tests some neurotransmitters related to dopamine but understanding how I can use that information is above my pay grade.

For the tiredness my GP prescribed a medication (liquid) which has 1000g vitamine C, magnesium and 4 amino acids. This was to take for 14 days. It worked well for the tiredness but after eight days I had strong pains in my knees, hips, elbows, neck as well as my hands and feet.

Fast forward another 2 years, my tummy is getting better, I make sure I take digestive enzymes, bile salts, probiotics, mineral drops and amino acids and another whole host of vitamins.

And do you take ketosteril or ketoanalogs of amino acids? what about sorbents?

Was diagnosed in 2016, had DBS in December, med regime is mucuna and amino acids (currently tapering down).

In short, if I understood correctly, it differs from regular blood tests by looking for the concentration of things (like amino acids, minerals, polyphenol, etc...) within your cells rather than the concentration in your blood.

Without those amino acids, cells on plastic fared poorly compared to those in one or the other matrix. Similar results were seen with other matrix models—the tumor cells were able to overcome the reduction of amino acids when surrounded by matrix.

You could correct me, but I believe that within the methylation groups of B12 B6 and these amino acids maybe that’s what you were referring to? I have upcoming IBRT and xandti with eligard in the next few weeks.