Thank-you Annie, interesting! Now, besides stress, what causes
dopamine to
be too high???
My son is on a small dose of risperdone, out of desperation so that he
didn't destroy our home, or hurt himself or us. As I understand, they
believe rispedone works because it block dopamine reception. I've been
adding lots of serotonin support, and Gaba support but for the OCD
(still a
big problem for him and sometimes the trigger of his meltdowns)the doc
wanted to add Prozac too. Instead we are trying St.John's Wort -
seems to be
doing great on that so far. I have passionflower and skullcap next in
line....but I'm curious as to why the dopamine surges started happening
along with puberty - he was never aggressive until about 11-12 years
old as
the hormones started coming in. I'd love to get that risperdone out
of the
picture a.s.a.p but we also have to be able to live together safely.
I wish more docs were trained in the herbals and natural healing, I
can't
read these books fast enough!
Tara
Tara McClintick
www.booksbytara.com
From first words to conversations,
Fun books encourage communication.
-----Original Message-----
From: AnnieBSmythe [mailto:anniebsmy...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 4:53 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>20 things you need to know about serotonin from
HealthBookSummaries.com
I don't recommend SSRIs either, pharma drugs are poison, I would
recommend tryptophan rich foods or 5 HTP, St John's Wort, and there are
many others if a person has problems with serotonin levels, especially
night shift workers. It's long been known that night shift workers have
a lot more problems than day shift workers because of the disturbance
in circadian rhythm.
Someone I know once told me their doctor( an old grouchy codger doc, he
was around 65 YO
and this was fifteen years agoor so) forbid them to work the night shift
because it made their
diabetes worse, and caused more complications. He told her to be in bed
by 9 PM every single night and get up around 6 AM. take a thirty minute
walk every day, and drink more clean water. Within six months her blood
sugars were stabilized, her insulin dose was reduced, and a lot of
complications had eased greatly. Smart old school doc, one of the last
ones from the old ways of doctors. The new guys are arrogant and
ignorant.
I find the serotonin link with migraines interesting. That's a new bit
of info for me.
Annie
On 6/18/2010 2:42 PM, bodhisattva wrote:
> > I don't have much time for a detailed reply right now, but let me
say,
> > the entire Seratonin thing is a giant SCAM.
> >
> > 1) SSRI's primary function is birth control,
Abortion/Miscarriage. The
> > govt, and drug companies know this, it's old news. I have research
> > from the 70's that prove elevated seratonin messes with
fertility, and
> > if pregnant, dramatically increases miscarriage rates. It's not
really
> > the SSRIs, its actually the seratonin increase that causes this, but
> > that's what SSRI's do.
> >
> > 2) Elevated Seratonin can CAUSE depression. In more studies I have,
> > they showed that in people with elevated seratonin, too much the
body
> > can't process, they shed the rest in the urine, but it causes ups
and
> > downs in moods, that are ridiculous at times. It's called "Seratonin
> > Irritation Syndrome".
> >
> > 3) Positive Ions overload causes seratonin irritation, and most of
> > manunkinds technology promotes positive ion overload. Negative ions
> > help the body process seratonin, and thus, decrease depression,
> > relieve anxiety, and calm down the adrenals as a result. Of course,
> > you get negative ions at the seashore, mountains, waterfalls,
forests.
> > Which explains why people generally feel better there.
> >
> > I highly discourage anyone I know from taking SSRI's, they're
playing
> > with fire, and there is very little evidence they do anything
> > beneficial, but there is growing evidence that they can cause harm,
> > and may cost a baby, or even a pregnancy through fertility issues.
> > TOO Little seratonin doesn't kill you, but too much DOES, look it
up.
> > Too much = Siezures, Heart attacks, Kidney Failure, Coma, Sex
> > disfunction, and more.
> >
> > If you are depressed, it may likely be a nutritional issue more than
> > anything. It might be a spiritual issue - and often is. It might
be a
> > combination. It might also be the lack of negative ions, and if that
> > is the case, grab some orgonite and a negative ionizer, and give
it a
> > shot. Most people get little exposure to healthy negative ions,
and it
> > robs them of health and well being, it's not a natural state of
> > existence.
> >
> > Seratonin reduces brain function by reducing oxygen and blood
flow to
> > the brain, this is why when one enters a "DOR" heavy area, they feel
> > brain fog, their chest constrict, like they are icky and sticky..
One
> > of the causes of this is the increases seratonin in these
> > environments, thanks to a gross imbalance of ionization.
> >
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