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Polymylagia rheumatica and temporal arteritis?

Violeta

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The substances that they found to be elevated were glutamate and PGE2.

I found this outside of the linked study.
" High glutamate can be marker of vitamin B6 deficiency."

https://journals.lww.com/pain/Abstract/2011/05000/Elevated_muscle_interstitial_levels_of.26.aspx

Elevated muscle interstitial levels of pain-inducing substances in symptomatic muscles in patients with polymyalgia rheumatica

Has anyone tried ashwagandha?

Has anyone tried GABA?


GABA-B receptors are present as autoreceptors that inhibit GABA release or heteroreceptors that reduce the release of glutamate, norepinephrine, serotonin, or dopamine.
 

vision blue

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Has anyone tried ashwagandha?

Has anyone tried GABA?


GABA-B receptors are present as autoreceptors that inhibit GABA release or heteroreceptors that reduce the release of glutamate, norepinephrine, serotonin, or dopamine.

I have patches that have bith gaba and melatonin. I dont know which compenent helos, but i feel a littke better with them. Only use it overnight every other day so i dont develop too much tolerance

I never tested my glutimate levels but i def react bay to glutinatre- headache , sonetimes myoclonus at night, visual auras.

The ash substance so familiar but cant place it and hard to look up right now. Im sure theres some reason i cant have it...