Slowing down methlyation supps = no more brain function

[chilove]

Wow!

A while ago some of y'all suggested that my horrible histamine reactions might be due to too much methylation going on but when I cut way back on my methylation supps OMG, I coulldn't think at all!! It was amazing what a huge difference it was. I was always loosing and dropping things and couldn't remember anything.

I do think that cutting back reduced the histamine reactions a little, but not enough to give up cognitive function.

Whatever the histamine issue is, I have to find a solution that will let me stay on my methylation supps.

 

[PennyIA]

Having just recently found enormous relief with methylation treatment, I can't imagine how hard it is to go off of them.

Is it feasible that it might have been a specific supplement (and ergo, maybe additive) that might have been causing the effect? I'd wonder if you could start substituting with different version from different manufacturers (and hopefully different fillers and binders) that might make a bigger difference?

 

[Lotus97]

Maybe there's some middle road where you can take a moderate dose that won't be too high or too low. Someone said they experienced cognitive benefits from high doses of methylcobalamin so maybe you can increase your B12, but take a lower dose of methylfolate as methylfolate is going to increase methylation more than B12. Also, have you tried supplements like ginkgo, vinpocetine, acetyl l carnitine, or lecithin? Those are all supposed to improve cognitive function.

 

[chilove]

THanks so much for the suggestions! I'll look into those!

 

[Maryped]

Having just recently found enormous relief with methylation treatment, I can't imagine how hard it is to go off of them.

Is it feasible that it might have been a specific supplement (and ergo, maybe additive) that might have been causing the effect? I'd wonder if you could start substituting with different version from different manufacturers (and hopefully different fillers and binders) that might make a bigger difference?

I've had some success with ginseng. Either 50 or 100 mgs/day depending on how I'm doing. The first week I used it were great--less effect after that. Wah.