So a recap Stress, trauma, infection, genetics can cause damage via excessive glutamate especially to the astrocytes Astrocytes can't keep up their bargain in the glutamate/glutamine cycling Ketamine recalibrates the cycling (more glutamine...the product from astrocytes!) Synaptic growth results This may sound counterintuitive...block activity to refresh the pathway but we see it all over the body
Other oral medications, such as metformin and glyburide, may also be considered in some cases
In the context of menopause and metabolic health, they are sometimes used to support: Muscle Preservation and Repair As estrogen and testosterone decline, maintaining lean muscle becomes harder
Real-world experience on the tolerability and safety of emicizumab prophylaxis in paediatric patients with severe haemophilia A with and without FVIII inhibitors
A dose of 500mg to 1,000mg is a common scientific benchmark, but the true value lies in ensuring that glutathione survives the journey through your digestive system