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Posted by zefdie on February 25, 2006, at 16:04:32
Hey all! I use Larry Hoover's trick of equine-supply tryptophan on an empty stomach with juice and a B-complex. I'm wondering if there's any consensus on the best doses for tryphophan. I feel like I need a lot but don't know the effect this has on the body's peripherals, if any. Is there a consensus on the proper amounts of tryptophan?
I'm currently taking Lamictal and fish oil, btw. I think tryptophan is helping me pull out of a terrible depression.
Posted by nolvas on February 25, 2006, at 17:33:20
In reply to Tryptophan doses, efficacy, safety, posted by zefdie on February 25, 2006, at 16:04:32
This site has some interesting information about Tryptophan dosage in the section 'less is more'
http://intelegen.com/nutrients/ltryptophan__natures_answer_to_p.htm
Posted by Maxime on February 25, 2006, at 21:16:21
In reply to Tryptophan doses, efficacy, safety, posted by zefdie on February 25, 2006, at 16:04:32
My pdoc said we could go up to 6 grams of Tryptophan if necessary.
It interesting, I read in book that it is best taken on an empty stomach with fruit juice. But on my prescription bottle it says "take with food". I go by what the book says. I am only on 500 mg but I take 80 mg of Prozac as well. I am still in a deep depression.
Maxime
> Hey all! I use Larry Hoover's trick of equine-supply tryptophan on an empty stomach with juice and a B-complex. I'm wondering if there's any consensus on the best doses for tryphophan. I feel like I need a lot but don't know the effect this has on the body's peripherals, if any. Is there a consensus on the proper amounts of tryptophan?
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> I'm currently taking Lamictal and fish oil, btw. I think tryptophan is helping me pull out of a terrible depression.
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