@bruschi11 how much and what form of ALA you took.
@bruschi11 how much and what form of ALA you took.
This is a naive observation - but that seems like a lot of methylfolate. This reminded me of Helen discussing Freddd. Do you think Helen's claims make sense here:Mefolate 2x daily 7-14mg per
There isnt supposed to be a methylfolate without NADPH. Bypassing it. Creates oxidative stress. Freddd encountered it by almost losing all his teeth))
This is why when Freddd started to take methylfolate . He experienced insane copper deficiency symptoms and almost lost his teeth. Since methylfolate are interconvertable with tetrafolate and tetrafolate lowered his histidine and made his copper biounavailable.
Might be a good call on your part. I’m new to this approach. First month of high dose methylfolate.This is a naive observation - but that seems like a lot of methylfolate. This reminded me of Helen discussing Freddd. Do you think Helen's claims make sense here:
I agree. Higher doses (eg, methylfolate in mgs instead of mcgs) immediately introduce the risk of overriding some internal regulation that might be working in your favour. But then again, the problem in chronic conditions is sometimes exactly in that the body is playing too rigidly according to "its own rules", so in such cases we need to help it from the outside. But damn, it takes a long time to discern which "rule" you need to break and which you should not.@zancek0 if it's true that even in food are active forms of B vitamins I don't see a problem taking them in supplement form. But I am talking about doses that can be obtained from food as well.