learner2life
David Pain
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I have been stumped about some of the symptoms I have been having lately. When tested last sept my glutathione status was quite low. I started to add small amounts of liposomal glutathione for the next 3 months while continuing all of my other supplements. B- complex, b12, vit d,c,e.. ubiquinol etc. I honestly can't tell if I improved with the glutathione or not. A strange reaction has grown over the last couple of months where whenever I concentrate I instantly loose energy, get brainfog and get neuropathy in my lower legs. This ironically stopped once I started to take doxycycline but it is slowly on it's way back. It happens almost instanteously. When I take copper, that is the only thing that takes the fuzzy thinking away and gives me a burst of energy. Exactly like b12 did when I started taking it initially.
I don't take much copper at all, maybe 100 mcg and within 10 seconds I feel so much better. More energy, more alert, no brainfog, it helps the neuropathy. It doesn't last long. I am currently trying dog persons protocol. I imagine fueling the cytochrome enzymes would just present another blockage at another point in the krebs cycle, possibly some of the fmn's and fads.
I've been finding how the copper enzyme cytochrome c is involved with the production of myelin and also plays a role in the mitochondria generating atp.
Heres some links I thought were interesting.
http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/minerals/copper/index.html
http://metallo.scripps.edu/PROMISE/CUMAIN.html just a list of copper dependent enzymes.
So, first question.. Does anyone have symptoms like that?
Trying to make sense of this symptom I have.
Thanks
David
I don't take much copper at all, maybe 100 mcg and within 10 seconds I feel so much better. More energy, more alert, no brainfog, it helps the neuropathy. It doesn't last long. I am currently trying dog persons protocol. I imagine fueling the cytochrome enzymes would just present another blockage at another point in the krebs cycle, possibly some of the fmn's and fads.
I've been finding how the copper enzyme cytochrome c is involved with the production of myelin and also plays a role in the mitochondria generating atp.
Heres some links I thought were interesting.
http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/minerals/copper/index.html
http://metallo.scripps.edu/PROMISE/CUMAIN.html just a list of copper dependent enzymes.
So, first question.. Does anyone have symptoms like that?
Trying to make sense of this symptom I have.
Thanks
David