Re: For Rich - transsulfuration pathway AND sulfoxidation ?

[Guest guest]

****I believe

that I cannot overemphasize the benefit that the CFS community will

receive from what they have already done, in terms of developing an

understanding of the fundamental dysfunctions in the sulfur

metabolism (methionine cycle, transsulfuration pathway,

sulfoxidation, and the glutathione system) and in determining which

supplements will remedy them. *****

Rich - Im looking into supplements that can help with methioninee ie TMG

and Glutathione I have covered with Whey protein.

BUT what supplements help with these other pathways which I havent really

heard much about: transsulfuration pathway AND sulfoxidation ( or are these

just umbrella terms ) ??

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi, CS.

Vitamin B6 or its active form pyridoxal-5-phosphate (P5P) is helpful

for the transsulfuration pathway. It's very important to take

magnesium together with the B6. In autism, the B6 and magnesium

combination is much more successful than B6 alone. It's the best

studied treatment in the DAN! survey. 47% got better, 49% had no

effect, and 4% got worse, with 5,780 total cases reporting.

Molybdenum is sometimes helpful for sulfoxidation. But if you are

not sensitive to foods and supplements that contain sulfur, you

probably don't have a sulfoxidation problem.

Rich

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> ****I believe

> that I cannot overemphasize the benefit that the CFS community

will

> receive from what they have already done, in terms of developing

an

> understanding of the fundamental dysfunctions in the sulfur

> metabolism (methionine cycle, transsulfuration pathway,

> sulfoxidation, and the glutathione system) and in determining

which

> supplements will remedy them. *****

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> Rich - Im looking into supplements that can help with

methioninee ie TMG

> and Glutathione I have covered with Whey protein.

>

> BUT what supplements help with these other pathways which I havent

really

> heard much about: transsulfuration pathway AND sulfoxidation ( or

are these

> just umbrella terms ) ??

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> Regards

> CS

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