Date:   2/4/2011 7:23:58 PM ( 13 y ago)
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 I keep reading the main thing for neurotransmitter production is amino acids. But then I read if you are low in certain vitamins and minerals you can be prone to low levels of certain neurotransmitters? How so, do vits/mins create certain amino acids, or do they work together for the synthesis of neurotransmitters? Please explain the mechanics..

A simplified version is that the amino acids are building blocks for the neuotransmitters.  But the conversion of the amino acids in to neurotransmitters requires methylation.  And the B vitamins B₆ and B₁₂ are required for the production of the methyl donor SAMe, used to form neurotransmitters among other things.

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