Sypmtoms of over-active gluamate function » linkadge

Posted by sowhysosad on July 16, 2009, at 5:55:02

In reply to Re: Omega-3, glutamate function and kindling, posted by linkadge on July 15, 2009, at 17:32:15

Thanks Linkadge.
I believe over-enthusiastic glutamatergic function may be causing anxiety, racing thoughts, rumination and lability of mood.
The symptoms seem to kick in after sucrose-rich meals and nicotine in particular, and calm down after alcohol or Omega-3-rich meals. This all points to glutamate function.
I'm at the 2-week mark with fluoxetine, which should eventually dampen glutamate release, but in the meantime I'm going to try Omega-3, cyanocobalamin or phosphatidylserine.
> Omega-3 inhibits PKC function which will indirectly supress glutamatergic function.
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