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Lithium Orate , Taurine
I have been taking about 2 grams of taurine a day for a few months now. Taurine is supposed to be good for longevity. There are more and more reliable references to this on the Internet. Now I would like to add "Lithium Orotate" 5 mg daily. Has anyone had any experience with this? Here is an excerpt
I have been taking about 2 grams of taurine a day for a few months now. Taurine is supposed to be good for longevity. There are more and more reliable references to this on the Internet. Now I would like to add "Lithium Orotate" 5 mg daily. Has anyone had any experience with this? Here is an excerpt
PDTom
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Cure Parkinson's
14 days ago
Hawthorn supplement helped
I have had paroxysmal AF for several years, but episodes were getting more frequent and lasting longer in the past year. I am a 53 yo female, slim build, never smoked, in good health otherwise. My mom had AF (tachycardia) for 40 yrs and my brother has V tach, so it's very much genetic. I saw the cardiologist
I have had paroxysmal AF for several years, but episodes were getting more frequent and lasting longer in the past year. I am a 53 yo female, slim build, never smoked, in good health otherwise. My mom had AF (tachycardia) for 40 yrs and my brother has V tach, so it's very much genetic. I saw the cardiologist
Floridagirl11
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
22 days ago
Amino acid urine test finds taurine “wasting”, elevated beta alanine and anserine - anyone else?
hi. Input much appreciated on a mystery . First background: I have had elevated ALT, AST, and GGT for decades along with poor health and some little recognized chronic conditions. I would like to know if anyone else with liver disease has or has heard of the following odd metabolic derangement. I
hi. Input much appreciated on a mystery . First background: I have had elevated ALT, AST, and GGT for decades along with poor health and some little recognized chronic conditions. I would like to know if anyone else with liver disease has or has heard of the following odd metabolic derangement. I
SkinNBones
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British Liver Trust
2 months ago
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Magnesium Taurate side effects.
I have taken Magnesium Taurate for year’s, firstly Cardiovascular Research combined and then Magnesium Bisglycinate and taurine separately (due to costs and needing a mortgage to buy the combined). Has anyone taken the Magnesium Taurate from Ethical Nutrition? If so did you notice any side effects?
I have taken Magnesium Taurate for year’s, firstly Cardiovascular Research combined and then Magnesium Bisglycinate and taurine separately (due to costs and needing a mortgage to buy the combined). Has anyone taken the Magnesium Taurate from Ethical Nutrition? If so did you notice any side effects?
Frances123
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Hashimotos for Sixteen Years, Realizing I Know Next to Nothing
This is a long story, and as with so much in this "we have too much info" age, I'm probably over-responding, but, I was recently blindsided by a new health condition, and I don't fancy having it happen again if there are cues available. I've had hypothyroidism/Hashimotos for 16-17 years, at least based
This is a long story, and as with so much in this "we have too much info" age, I'm probably over-responding, but, I was recently blindsided by a new health condition, and I don't fancy having it happen again if there are cues available. I've had hypothyroidism/Hashimotos for 16-17 years, at least based
josephinius1
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Vitamins and Minerals - Good or Bad - What I've Recently Discovered
I've been taking quite an array of vitamins and minerals daily. Actually 7 in number, vitamin C, B, D3, K2, Taurine, Magnesium and CoQ10 (I added CoQ10 late last year). Over the last few months all the joints in my body had been getting sore to the point where they really hurt, especially when I had
I've been taking quite an array of vitamins and minerals daily. Actually 7 in number, vitamin C, B, D3, K2, Taurine, Magnesium and CoQ10 (I added CoQ10 late last year). Over the last few months all the joints in my body had been getting sore to the point where they really hurt, especially when I had
jeanjeannie50
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Updated my Stack (what's in your stack?)
So I updated my stack. What's in your stack? Does it seem to be helping? Success Stories are Welcome.
About 6 weeks ago I cut Methylene Blue out of my stack. My tongue was getting really sore for a long time so I stopped. I don't think this is a side effect of MB, but it has been 6 weeks and
So I updated my stack. What's in your stack? Does it seem to be helping? Success Stories are Welcome.
About 6 weeks ago I cut Methylene Blue out of my stack. My tongue was getting really sore for a long time so I stopped. I don't think this is a side effect of MB, but it has been 6 weeks and
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
6 months ago
Taurine
Hi I recently came across a paper on a medical experiment using Taurine supplement that had some great results quoted. Has anyone had any good results using this ?
Hi I recently came across a paper on a medical experiment using Taurine supplement that had some great results quoted. Has anyone had any good results using this ?
AnotherLevel
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Tinnitus UK
7 months ago
Vital Role of B12 and Folate
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0193953X12001001?via%3Dihub This article focuses on the role of b12 and folate in the synthesis of methionine and one of the side effects of improper synthesis is depression and cognitive impairment. However, I want to emphasise that poor synthesis
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0193953X12001001?via%3Dihub This article focuses on the role of b12 and folate in the synthesis of methionine and one of the side effects of improper synthesis is depression and cognitive impairment. However, I want to emphasise that poor synthesis
B12life
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
A suggestion that is working well, for me at least. AT least for now.
I think RLS can have several triggers, as well as several things that help. Sometimes it changes and what worked often does not neccessarily work each time. It may work again, but in the meantime, you need something else. Certainly avoiding foods or substances that bother and trigger the RLS, is a
I think RLS can have several triggers, as well as several things that help. Sometimes it changes and what worked often does not neccessarily work each time. It may work again, but in the meantime, you need something else. Certainly avoiding foods or substances that bother and trigger the RLS, is a
lauraflora
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Restless Legs Syndrome
7 months ago
Magnesium CAUSING muscle cramps
Forgive the capitals. I have found the sweet spot for magnesium supplementation for constipation and its about 600mg split between 2 doses of 1/4 ts oxide but its also unfortunately causing me muscle cramps and dry eyes to the point I can't wear contact lenses during supplementation. I have tried many
Forgive the capitals. I have found the sweet spot for magnesium supplementation for constipation and its about 600mg split between 2 doses of 1/4 ts oxide but its also unfortunately causing me muscle cramps and dry eyes to the point I can't wear contact lenses during supplementation. I have tried many
SteveT3
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
afib and surgery
I have had AF since 2010 when a stupid dr overdosed my thyroid meds. I convert at home and HR is under 100 while in it. I am on Eliquis and metoprolol ext release 25mgs daily but I take metoprolol tartrate 25mgs when I go into AF. I eat plant based diet/slim/fit/85yo female. I usually have a total
I have had AF since 2010 when a stupid dr overdosed my thyroid meds. I convert at home and HR is under 100 while in it. I am on Eliquis and metoprolol ext release 25mgs daily but I take metoprolol tartrate 25mgs when I go into AF. I eat plant based diet/slim/fit/85yo female. I usually have a total
brit1
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AF Association
7 months ago
What's the best Magnesium supplement for Thyroid?
I've tried a few but for the past few years I've concentrated on Magnesium taurine which is supposed to be heart centric, for my afib. It hasn't made a difference and the capsules give me heartburn so I want to switch back to a thyroid focussed magnesium. What do people prefer?
I've tried a few but for the past few years I've concentrated on Magnesium taurine which is supposed to be heart centric, for my afib. It hasn't made a difference and the capsules give me heartburn so I want to switch back to a thyroid focussed magnesium. What do people prefer?
FancyPants54
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Taurine
How much Taurine should I use daily?
How much Taurine should I use daily?
Pommerania78
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AF Association
8 months ago
HF- Taurine miracle
I recently attended health Forum where researchers from Melbourne University and Victoria University attended..they have been running research in collaboration to see if taurine helps with artheclorosis and patients with HF . Tested on animals and seen significant improvement after taurine supplements
I recently attended health Forum where researchers from Melbourne University and Victoria University attended..they have been running research in collaboration to see if taurine helps with artheclorosis and patients with HF . Tested on animals and seen significant improvement after taurine supplements
Sodp
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British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
Shingles vaccine
Hi, I’m 67 and was diagnosed with cirrhosis approximately two years ago, following a bleed from oesophageal varices. I’m now reasonably well, recompensed, albeit tired and with poor exercise tolerance. I’m in the in between group for routine eligibility for the shingles jab, being over 65 and under 70
Hi, I’m 67 and was diagnosed with cirrhosis approximately two years ago, following a bleed from oesophageal varices. I’m now reasonably well, recompensed, albeit tired and with poor exercise tolerance. I’m in the in between group for routine eligibility for the shingles jab, being over 65 and under 70
Dromide
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British Liver Trust
10 days ago
Not GCA
I had a call from the rheumatology doctor I saw in ACU to say the results of the biopsy have shown that it is negative for Giant Cell Arteritis, he said I would need to go back to my gp and be referred back to neurology. I told him I was surprised as I had felt alot better on the steroids and had hardly
I had a call from the rheumatology doctor I saw in ACU to say the results of the biopsy have shown that it is negative for Giant Cell Arteritis, he said I would need to go back to my gp and be referred back to neurology. I told him I was surprised as I had felt alot better on the steroids and had hardly
Izb1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
24 days ago
Yes, You CAN have the Shingles Vaccine
Hi Everyone, I'm writing this just in case there is anyone out there who thinks they can't have the shingles vaccine because they are on pred. I believed this and refused the vaccine. I later found It was only true if you were on over 20mgs of pred (which I am not). Last October, a new vaccine
Hi Everyone, I'm writing this just in case there is anyone out there who thinks they can't have the shingles vaccine because they are on pred. I believed this and refused the vaccine. I later found It was only true if you were on over 20mgs of pred (which I am not). Last October, a new vaccine
Louisa1840
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
Not good
Sorry for the long post. For the last few months I haven't been good with this pain in my ear/eye/teeth that the neurologist put down to trigeminal neuralgia and gave me epilepsy tablets that have made me very tired and haven't really stopped the pain. About a month ago I had a really bad pain in my
Sorry for the long post. For the last few months I haven't been good with this pain in my ear/eye/teeth that the neurologist put down to trigeminal neuralgia and gave me epilepsy tablets that have made me very tired and haven't really stopped the pain. About a month ago I had a really bad pain in my
Izb1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 month ago
UK winter flu vaccines, booking available
Boots are now taking bookings for the UK winter flu vaccines.
Boots are now taking bookings for the UK winter flu vaccines.
fapumpkin
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CLL Support
1 month ago
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