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L-tyrosine (and brain fog)


You might be surprised, but L-tyrosine is a precursor to seretonin and a co-factor for building norepinephine and epinephrine. :) I have found that it helps in energy levels and in a more positive mood, and my sleep has leveled out nicely. L-tyrosine in and of itself is one of the ingredients pointed towards for correcting hypothyroidisim, which is one of the reasons I bought it.

I'd have to try a higher dose of it to see if it speeds the clearing of brainfog. I have been taking a smaller dose of it these days since I was directed to concentrate on whole foods (wisdom all around). I wouldn't be surprised if L-tyrosine is related to 5-HTP.

I've been having stronger brainfog the past four or so days- for me the issues always show up with trying to communicate verbally and such, like switching words. What I changed was a trying borax water- I ran out of chelated boron, and so ordered a small amount of borax home. The proper way to prepare it is to mix 1/8-1/4th teaspoon borax into hot water, and then to dilute that into 1 liter water for drinking through the day.
(Complete info on Borax for displacing and flushing resident floride, etc: //www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1473187#i1)


I'll try using stronger L-tyrosine tommorrow so I can get back to you on it, JR. Thank you for the question, it does make me curious!
 

 
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