Orion
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@Orion, you have to look at coenzyme A in your case, since coenzyme A makes melatonin, and this is why your sleep is not that good. Coenzyme A is made with b5. and other things. try to look it up. SO if you are missing coenzyme A , and b1 , you cant make AcetylCOa. And if you cant make acetylCO, your fat and sugar metabolism will be impaired at the same time. And this will make your body go and raise cortisol to burn protein for energy ., this will cause alkalosis since cortisol wastes potassium. Also it will cause high ammonia. and no sleep. since without coenzyme A there is no melatonin.
Coenzym A is made with cysteine and pantethine. Active vitamin b5
I think may be you have a problem in making active vitamin b5. Pantethine. I dont remember what makes vitamin exactly, I will look for it. but I think it has to do with the active vitamin A. and thus accutane impaired that process.( I am not sure about it, you have to look it up. I will also look it up))
Thanks this is really helpful. Only issue is B5 mega doses cause hair issues(did this years ago), I wonder what small doses would be safer, 10mg-20mg maybe helpful?