GreenMachineX
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I’ve been taking the only a couple multivitamins (Thorne 2 a day, LEF 2 per day) and I thought all was fine until recently my doctor told me to increase my b’s, so I bought Methyl-Guard Plus, and the nightmare begins.
I had no idea what was happening and ended up in the ER twice. I eventually figured out what was happening so I stopped all the vitamins (and all addition supplements) and ended up in a histamine overload state, couldn’t breathe at all and right back in the ER. Now I’m stuck between over- and under- and don’t know what to do next. The undermethylation problem dawned on me last night and a gram of vitamin C and some peppermint tea calmed down at least the breathing difficulties and I slept (kind of).
Today, I took 1g of vitamin C and just 1 cap of Thorne’s Basic Nutrients 3 (not the recommended 6 caps) with breakfast and still had high histamine symptoms that built until a super strong cup of mint tea with another gram of C and right back into overmethylation! I rode it out until it got too bad about an hour ago and took 500mg taurine and 50mg niacin. This calmed it down a little, but I may need another 50my niacin to sleep.
Other supplements I’ve used the past year that may have masked overmethylation/undermethylation problems:
Agmatine
Citrulline
Maca
Ashwagandha
Rhodiola
ZMA
Taurine
Theanine
Valerian
Lemon Balm
Extra Magnesium, C, D, Zinc
Ubiquinol
Jarrow Sleep Optimizer (melatonin, valerian, tryptophan, lemon Balm, hops)
I think that’s it. My memory of the past 3 weeks is a bit shot, but I’m pretty sure this kicked off when I stopped using agmatine at some point, but I can’t remember why I stopped. Does that make sense that it could hold overmethylation off?
What can I do to get back to baseline? I’m not trying to increase methylation at all, I just want to feel well enough for a while before starting that process. Is there a good multi that addresses enough of the B’s and everything else without going overboard? I only took 166mcg MTF, 75mcg b12, and 1.6mg b6 in that multi single cap today! I don’t know what to do. I struggle with anxiety issues and crazy blood pressure spikes in all this, so I can’t help but wonder, are the states of over- or under- methylation dangerous in the short term? I feel like I might stroke out in the over-!
I’m prescribed 125mcg Synthroid (just changed back from Nature-Throid which I believe was giving me palpitations)
25mg losartan
1.25mg bisoprolol
120mg testosterone cyp per week
I also have clonidine .1mg that my doctor wants me to switch to from the bisoprolol, but I’m apprehensive for whatever reason, even though I’m sure it’s better for anxiety.
Throughout all this, I’m pretty sure at different time, 500mg agmatine turned off an overmethylation “attack”, and another time 500mg sea salt stopped one. Does that make sense?
Is it possible to just keep taking 1 cap of that multi and just use 50mg extra niacin a couple times a day to get used to it? Hoping to sleep tonight! All input welcome.
Thanks in advance.
I had no idea what was happening and ended up in the ER twice. I eventually figured out what was happening so I stopped all the vitamins (and all addition supplements) and ended up in a histamine overload state, couldn’t breathe at all and right back in the ER. Now I’m stuck between over- and under- and don’t know what to do next. The undermethylation problem dawned on me last night and a gram of vitamin C and some peppermint tea calmed down at least the breathing difficulties and I slept (kind of).
Today, I took 1g of vitamin C and just 1 cap of Thorne’s Basic Nutrients 3 (not the recommended 6 caps) with breakfast and still had high histamine symptoms that built until a super strong cup of mint tea with another gram of C and right back into overmethylation! I rode it out until it got too bad about an hour ago and took 500mg taurine and 50mg niacin. This calmed it down a little, but I may need another 50my niacin to sleep.
Other supplements I’ve used the past year that may have masked overmethylation/undermethylation problems:
Agmatine
Citrulline
Maca
Ashwagandha
Rhodiola
ZMA
Taurine
Theanine
Valerian
Lemon Balm
Extra Magnesium, C, D, Zinc
Ubiquinol
Jarrow Sleep Optimizer (melatonin, valerian, tryptophan, lemon Balm, hops)
I think that’s it. My memory of the past 3 weeks is a bit shot, but I’m pretty sure this kicked off when I stopped using agmatine at some point, but I can’t remember why I stopped. Does that make sense that it could hold overmethylation off?
What can I do to get back to baseline? I’m not trying to increase methylation at all, I just want to feel well enough for a while before starting that process. Is there a good multi that addresses enough of the B’s and everything else without going overboard? I only took 166mcg MTF, 75mcg b12, and 1.6mg b6 in that multi single cap today! I don’t know what to do. I struggle with anxiety issues and crazy blood pressure spikes in all this, so I can’t help but wonder, are the states of over- or under- methylation dangerous in the short term? I feel like I might stroke out in the over-!
I’m prescribed 125mcg Synthroid (just changed back from Nature-Throid which I believe was giving me palpitations)
25mg losartan
1.25mg bisoprolol
120mg testosterone cyp per week
I also have clonidine .1mg that my doctor wants me to switch to from the bisoprolol, but I’m apprehensive for whatever reason, even though I’m sure it’s better for anxiety.
Throughout all this, I’m pretty sure at different time, 500mg agmatine turned off an overmethylation “attack”, and another time 500mg sea salt stopped one. Does that make sense?
Is it possible to just keep taking 1 cap of that multi and just use 50mg extra niacin a couple times a day to get used to it? Hoping to sleep tonight! All input welcome.
Thanks in advance.