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L-Tryptophan, Sensory Issues, and the Three Pathways that affect Serotonin
Additional Note, discovered later on:
Active B6 (aka P5P) is a crucial co-factor for L-Tryptophan -> Serotonin conversion, so ensure this cofactor is met for optimal conversion.
This episode explores how I found solutions to my lifetime of sensory issues which I accepted as normal.
L-Tryptophan allowed me to create enough serotonin in a rate-limited lower risk way to be able to nearly resolve sensory issues & might have strong potential to benefit the autistic brain.
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By Kelsey CameronAdditional Note, discovered later on:
Active B6 (aka P5P) is a crucial co-factor for L-Tryptophan -> Serotonin conversion, so ensure this cofactor is met for optimal conversion.
This episode explores how I found solutions to my lifetime of sensory issues which I accepted as normal.
L-Tryptophan allowed me to create enough serotonin in a rate-limited lower risk way to be able to nearly resolve sensory issues & might have strong potential to benefit the autistic brain.