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Natural antagonist of glutamate?

Posted by blueberry on June 19, 2006, at 18:58:26

I would like to know what I can take to neutralize excessive glutamate, but without affecting dopamine or serotonin in the process. I thought of gaba or magnesium, but both seem to dampen down everything and not just the glutamate.

I was thinking maybe taurine. My doctor says high dose fish oil and/or magnesium will put a lid on the glutamate. What else? Any ideas?

Because I take a low dose zyprexa, I do not want to use an herb of any kind. Liver enzyme stuff is too unpredictable.

I had urine test for amino acids. Most were in the low normal range, but glutamate was about 300% higher than the top of the normal range. Temporarily I'm using low dose klonopin to counter it, but it also counters dopamine and serotonin and that is not good for my mood.


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