Posted by joebob on April 10, 2005, at 11:36:12
In reply to Re: my neurotransmitter levels by urine test, comments » joebob, posted by Larry Hoover on April 10, 2005, at 10:12:15
test result w/ supp suggestions..
i thought on an earlier post, i think about neuroreleif, you were of the opinion that the science looked good to you..?
i do have a psychologist/naturopath who is using this system with very good results, and another friend who swears by it and is reffering others.....both have spoken at length with dr.kellerman and taken his seminar and find him sincere, knowledgeable, and credable..your opinion is valuable to me, as i don't want to waste peoples' time, money, or good will on something that is bogus....
i will be trying the system myself, as will the person whose results follow, and will keep you posted....in my own case i can say that i have the symptoms of high histamine as given by pfeiffer and others, as does my son.....it does not appear to be seasonal, and there is no history of 'allergies'
another set of results:
Epinephrine-Urine (µg/gCr) 1.5-21 8-12 8-13 3.2 ( 9:25 AM)
Norepinephrine-Urine
(µg/gCr)
15.5-106 30-55 35-70 25.6 ( 9:25 AM)
Norepi/Epi (Ratio) 3.0-6.0 N/A 8.1 ( 9:25 AM)
Dopamine-Urine (µg/gCr) 57-427 125-175 200-500 151.6 ( 9:25 AM)
Serotonin-Urine (µg/gCr) 41-275 175-225 250-1200 55.9 ( 9:25 AM)
GABA-Urine (umol/gCr) 1.5-35 2.0-4.0 10-15 11.5 ( 9:25 AM)
Glycine - Urine (umol/gCr) 200-6500 896.0 ( 9:25 AM)
Taurine - Urine (umol/gCr) 78-2000 289.8 ( 9:25 AM)
Laboratory test was performed by Pharmasan Labs, CLIA # 52D0914898; NY Lab PFI # 7426; EIN 39-1841640; Medicare Provider # 89065.Glutamate - Urine
(umol/gCr)
5.0-65 10-25 N/A 34.3 ( 9:25 AM)
PEA-Urine (nmol/gCr) 110-650 175-350 N/A 285.4 ( 9:25 AM)
Glutamine - Urine
(umol/gCr)
130-650 150-400 720.0 ( 9:25 AM)
Histamine-Urine (ug/gCr) 5 - 20 10-22 21.2 ( 9:25 AM)
Creatinine-Urine (mg/dL) N/A N/A N/A 115.4 ( 9:25 AM)
Laboratory test was performed by Pharmasan Labs, CLIA # 52D0914898; NY Lab PFI # 7426; EIN 39-1841640; Medicare Provider # 89065.Comments
Test results and recommendations made by NeuroScience for treatment are only guidelines and the final treatment
protocol and diagnosis should be interpreted by the healthcare provider. This information is intended for health care
providers only. For more information, please visit our website at www.neuroscienceinc.com.Epinephrine is low. Norepinephrine is suboptimal. Dopamine is normal. Serotonin is very low. GABA is high. PEA is normal. Histamine is normal
.Phase 1: Weeks 1&2 (or more if needed)
TravaCor (2 capsules) twice a day (30 minutes prior to morning and evening meals)
EndoPlus (2 sprays) 3-5 times daily
Phase 2: Week 3 and on
ExcitaCor (1 capsule) once a day (30 minutes prior to morning meal)
TravaCor (2 capsules) twice a day (30 minutes prior to morning and evening meals)
Phase 3:
ExcitaCor (1 capsule) once a day (30 minutes prior to morning meal)
TravaCor (1 capsule) twice a day (30 minutes prior to morning and evening meals)
Retest in 4-6 weeks after beginning therapy or sooner if needed
Phase 2 generally continues until neurotransmitter levels have been optimized and symptom resolution is achieved, and usually takes a minimum of 3 months. This is followed by a transition into phase 3 of treatment.
Phase 3 is important for maintaining adequate neurotransmitter levels. Without continued supplemental support,
transmitter levels will revert to baseline values. As a result, clinical symptoms may reappear.
All supplements recommended at mealtimes should be taken 1/2 hour prior to eating.
TravaCor is a combination of ingredients designed to raise serotonin and support GABA. It also contains theanine to reduce neurotransmitter excretion.
ExcitaCor contains Mucuna for catecholamine support, as well as histidine, a precursor to histamine. Histamine
affects enzymes that influence neurotransmission. Also included is Rhodiola, a nervous system stimulator.
EndoPlus (theanine & 5-HTP) is a liposomal formula that reduces excitatory neurotransmitter activity and supports serotonin. Theanine is used symptomatically as an anti-anxiety and anti-hyperactivity amino acid.Note: These comments are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure a disease. Final therapeutic decisions are the responsibility of the clinician.
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