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@Helen has supported its use in Lyme disease. And its one hell of a strong amino acid let me tell you for someone dealing with this disease.
The healing reactions when I had the disease very bad this past January, early Feb were severe and could not be tolerated. Just instant major major depression and "brain pressure" symptoms I would get. I am sure was from ammonia/toxins due to Lyme die off.
Edit: i did a month of antibiotics to get me to this better place listed below. Norvaline was involved getting me there with htma balancing.
All that said, I'm now in a much better place with my lyme while using Norvaline again. Upon dosing this, I react with more libido and more desire to move my body. Its certainly allowing my nitric oxide system to work- which we know is an issue with PFS. Remember, I have PFS as well and I'm reacting to this stuff with very good libido and I know that isn't heard of to many supplements in the PFS community.
Now I ask- @Helen , would it be wise for PFS sufferers to try this stuff out? I mean if its having this potent of affect on me beyond Lyme, then why not others? Could arginase inhibition itself be useful for PFS? Would love to hear thoughts on this.
The healing reactions when I had the disease very bad this past January, early Feb were severe and could not be tolerated. Just instant major major depression and "brain pressure" symptoms I would get. I am sure was from ammonia/toxins due to Lyme die off.
Edit: i did a month of antibiotics to get me to this better place listed below. Norvaline was involved getting me there with htma balancing.
All that said, I'm now in a much better place with my lyme while using Norvaline again. Upon dosing this, I react with more libido and more desire to move my body. Its certainly allowing my nitric oxide system to work- which we know is an issue with PFS. Remember, I have PFS as well and I'm reacting to this stuff with very good libido and I know that isn't heard of to many supplements in the PFS community.
Now I ask- @Helen , would it be wise for PFS sufferers to try this stuff out? I mean if its having this potent of affect on me beyond Lyme, then why not others? Could arginase inhibition itself be useful for PFS? Would love to hear thoughts on this.
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