Re: "True" well-being -- diane

Posted by diane on October 15, 1999, at 17:40:44

In reply to Re: "True" well-being -- diane, posted by Bob on October 15, 1999, at 5:56:46

> Maybe you should read up on nutritional supplements, as in a number of other threads at this time. It makes me think of something I heard from a nutritionist once (airplane conversation) about the difference between beta-carotene and vitamin A -- something along the lines of (1) at high dosages, the former does cause the toxicity that the latter does, and (2) that beta-carotene is more effective at treating vitamin A deficiencies. So, maybe the other supplements that are pre-cursors to what our body and brain really needs fit in the same sort of category -- keeping the "raw materials" needed to produce neurotransmitters in ample supply but not flooding our system with "too much of a good thing."
>
> Just a thought... (yeah, I know, dangerous stuff them "thoughts")
> Bob
sounds like a good idea - something i'm interested in. thanks.

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