Re: Warning associated with Tyrosine/melanoma

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tyrosine is a precusor of melanin so can amplfiy melanin production.

melanin proliferation is one facotpor in melanoma but radial to

vertical phase mutation and angiogenesis may be more important.

tyrosine generally seems to be pro-cancer as it seems to be a

precusor of body compounds that faclitate tumor growth.

a safer way of raising tyrosine levels would be to take the enzyme

formula no-fenol

http://216.114.78.114/webcenter/sites/HNI/Section.asp?SID=3536

which increases aromatic amino acids geenrally, tryptophan and

tyrosine among them in a more balanced way.

tyrosine also increase thyroid function, a problem for hyper thyroid,

but a benefit for low thyroid.

just researching a bit i think there are dnagers taking amino acids

and it is better to get increased amino aicds from digestive enzymes.

i am taking no fenol and have noticed a darkening of some moles...

research on melanoma so far indicates that the most significant

factors are the development of vertically growing cells(the cells can

only grow across the skin since that is they way they are

designed...) and angiogenesis which are mutations and since no fenol

helps reduce mutation facotrs by reducing yeast and providing better

nutrition then on balance i hope that melanoma chances are reduced.

http://archderm.ama-assn.org/issues/v134n8/ffull/ded8010.html

> I've been shopping the internet in order to purchase some

Tyrosine.

> I've noticed that on the majority of websites, they post a warning

> not to use Tyrosine if there is thyroid problems and/or malignant

> melenoma.

>

> Can anyone explain why there would be these contraindications?

>

> Many thanks,

> Sheryl