cytochrome P-450

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To Cheryl

you wrote:

I'm a little confused by some of the information

on your site. I know that your information says

that the problems involve Lutein pigments, but all

the foods with pigment are foods with phenol. So

is this just another name for PST phenol sulfer-

transferase enzyme deficiency? Also in your in-

formation you mention the P450 enzymes. It said

the p is for pigment? I thought this was a group

of enzymes responcible for metabolizing all kinds

of things internally and externally.(hormones,

fatty acids,chemicals, medications, etc). I would

really appreciate some clarification.

It seems like the diet it just a more extreme

version of what alot of us are doing. No milk

and dairy,whole wheat,chocolate,red things.

....There are several sources that reference cytochrome

P (P fpr pigment) 450 - one is Dorland's Medical dictionary

28th edition. The full paper will provide the information and

evidence which supports my theory. The abnormal breakdown

and utilization of foods with pigment and how this abnormal

metabolism results in the symptoms and characteristics of

autism. That this population has such consistent biochemical

markers is a strong indication of a single cause for the

majority.Variety is a result of genetics, individual insults

and co-occurring conditions.

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