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Dr. Walsh on MT proteins, oxidative stress, yeast


Claire

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I started looking more at MT proteins after Jennifer posted on it. Thanks Jennifer! It is almost 3 a.m. --I just am learning so much. I understand how you couldn't post on it. This whole MT protein and oxidative stress could be the underlying cause of ...basically everything for SOME ASD kids--never all of course. And it is so treatable. Dr. Walsh is amazing.

 

Here are some great links--for those not ready to order materials from the AHC site. These are long but I highly highly recommend printing them and reading them thoroughly. They will mean more for those who have tracked/tested for yeast/metals/pyroluria/food sensitivities, because you may start seeing patterns. Certainly the interrelationships are key.

 

http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/art...icles/walsh.htm

http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/art.../walshMP.htm#Py

 

Also here is a great Linus Pauling vitamin site on all the interrelationships between vitamins, e.g. never take folic acid without B12, etc...

 

http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/contentnuts.html

 

So Jennifer, I want to thank you for being one step ahead here again, at least on the path I think is important for me to pursue. Thanks a million! You might consider the $40 pyroluria test too. The zinc issues it uncovers could be related to the zinc issues with the MT protein.

 

For the rest of you, the links say things like Inositol is good for undermethylated people, but bad for overmethylated people. There are histamine tests you can do to determine this. It goes back to my view that one supplement program does not fit all.

 

Claire

 

ps just posting general knowledge. :)

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