Experiences with

Tryptophan

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I am completely confused about the difference between straight tryptophan, and the "L" kind. Anyone able to enlighten me?

They contain Lemon Balm Lettuce Extract Magnesium & L Tryptophan. They worked really well & I felt so much better after a proper nights sleep. On Saturday night my husband said I had a lot of jerks in my sleep.

Metabolites synthesized by the microbiota, such as short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), serotonin (5-HT), melatonin, and tryptophan, play crucial roles in modulating physiological functions, including sleep regulation.

—-> less ATP Blastocystis——> tryptophan——> indole and indole-related compounds —-> less ATP Harmane, harmine——> tremors

I’ve also started trying L-tryptophan which releases serotonin and melatonin, I’m also going to start trying 5-HTP. if anybody has tried any of these, I would love to know how you found them and have they helped? But for now, it’s just about trying to get through every day….

I follow up end of the week with GP. ( he tries,he is somewhat up on RLS ,he does listen) Any info on Valerian root( other than vivid freaky dreams) or Tryptophan? Thank you I am fortunate my husband is a sound sleeper.

Another potential supplement is Tryptophan also a precursor to serotonin. Your thoughts and suggestions are welcome.

This is speculated to participate in AD pathophysiology because the original gut bacteria metabolize peptides, soluble fibers, and dietary proteins, bringing out SCFAs and tryptophan along with other metabolites. These products work to lessen gut inflammation along with BBB permeability.

I'd always managed it with weighted heat, L-Tryptophan, magnesium glycinate, L-Theanine, and if necessary, a little pacing. At age 36, I had severe endometriosis followed by an emergency hysterectomy.

I know all about sleep hygiene and have tried a protein snack at bedtime, L-tryptophan, herbal remedies, lavender, melatonin etc. The only thing that works is a first generation antihistamine, but I don’t want to take that for life.

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I have reduced the BMS and occurrence of RLS using Solgar brand Omega 3 Fish Oil Concentrate (Amazon), which also greatly reduces joint pain, you can take 7-8 a day, most at night before bed, Nature bell brand L-Tryptophan Calm Formula (Amazon), and especially SR brand L-theanine, an amino acid that

(L-Phenylalanine or L-Tyrosine or L-Dopa ), L-Tryptophan or 5-HTP, L-Theanine I can say personally that DHT and EPT Omega-3 i.e. found in fish oil does help improve effects of ADHD meds in general.

I know there are many supplements out there as stand alone ones such as Gaba, Tryptophan, Glutamine,etc. And many others that contain a variety of different supplements combined.

Two dozen biomarker candidates including thiamine, tyrosine, tryptophan, lysine, and 22 lipid species, mostly belonging to phosphatidylcholines reflected reversal of changes related to AD progression.

I’ve got my trigger finger ready to order GABA and 5 HTP online to help with anxiety & sleep…But a Reddit forum warns of heart risks with 5HTP and suggest L-tryptophan is safer. So I thought I’d consult the hive first for feedback. Has any of these helped anyone here? What was your dosage if so?

I take 2 sublingual L- Thani e tablets , two GABA tablets and l- tryptophan that doesn’t trigger RLS for me as it does for some. Only awake for 20 minutes last night and no walking around. I will need to stop that two weeks before the next studies.

Trp (Tryptophan), NA (Nicotinic Acid), NAM (Nicotinamide), and NR (Nicotinamide Riboside)?

., an inverse relation between vitamin B-12 markers and tryptophan, tyrosine, and pyruvic, succinic, and citric acids, and a direct correlation between the nerve score and arginine).