AUGUST 2018 MS NEWS- On Neurotransmitters, Mitochondrial Health, Natural Supplements & More
Neurotransmitters are important. Three new studies evaluate the impact of glutamate, GABA and acetylcholine. Deep grey matter atrophy(degeneration) is a key component of MS, is present early and is associated with disability. This new study suggests that increased glutamate and deep grey matter atrophy correlates/ can predict the severity of MS. I wrote here how to improve(decrease) glutamate levels naturally. A second study looks at alteration of gaba-glutamate pathway in MS. Check out my blogs on GABA and glutamate. A third study evaluates the impact on acetylcholine and how impairments along acetylcholine pathways are involved in neuroinflammation. I wrote here how to improve acetylcholine naturally. This fourth study does not mention neurotransmitters, but rather personality traits linked with MS. The researchers also looked at the parents of the participants of the study and found similarities.Although neurotransmitters were not mentioned in this article, I see these traits associated with neurotransmitter imbalances, particularly norepinephrine and dopamine, as well as serotonin. Correcting neurotransmitter imbalances (glutamate, GABA, acetylcholine, dopamine, serotonin, orexins and histamine) in MS is very important, in my opinion. I wrote in details about all of them, and how can be corrected naturally. Also, check out Dr.Brunes protocol. Mitochondrial dysfunction in MS Mitochondrial dysfunction in MS was found in this new study. Researchers suggest the benefits of carnicetin and CoQ10 for MS management. Check out Dr. Terry Wahls’s protocol for MS....
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