Comment · Mon, August 3, 2015
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Well I'll be damned! I take PQQ sometimes. I am so used to my skin issues, I don't even really notice changes, unless they are for the worse. I will have to do a test tomorrow. I'll start PQQ again, and monitor my histamine more closely.
Replying to chromosomalcrossover · I would either use suntheanine brand or nootropicsdepot, the latter has a strong appreciation for lab testing, has hired qualified staff who have chemistry/lab experience to run te…
These days pretty much all theanine from a good supplier is the L form. The days of racemic theanine are in the past. There was a time like 10 years ago when Suntheanine's process was the only way to make enantiopure L-t
Full study: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2022.920435/pdf Neuroinflammation, too! Andrographolide is a really effective compound!
Wow, that is alarming! I used to take quercetin daily to help combat my histamine issues. I was unaware of the thyroid issues. I was also noticing a lot of "food coma" around that time whenever I would eat carbs. I wonde
Replying to smallbluemazda · /u/MisterYouAreSoDumb I'm curious about your take on this in regards to Chocamine?
We test every batch of Chocamine for heavy metals, including cadmium. RFI's process for making it results in the removal of these contaminants, and we have not seen any batches from them that have been above spec. This i
Nice! That's a cool study!
That's actually very interesting! I always assumed it was just the resveratrol causing the effects. However, it being a confounding variable in the diet makes even more sense. It's actually just the Mediterranean diet th