Re: what does taurine do?

Posted by john1022 on February 9, 2004, at 16:10:29

In reply to what does taurine do?, posted by Stryker88 on February 9, 2004, at 15:48:29

Taurine is a neurotransmitter and also participates as a neurotransmitter modulator (meaning it calms any neurotransmitters that might be over firing, at least that is how I understand it). It is often very low in bipolars, and can help with glucose uptake relating to bipolar disorder. It definitely has a calming effect to it. I guess it participates in a variety of other metabolic processes as well

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Taurine has helped, but still have sensitivities john1022 1/25/04
Re: Taurine has helped, but still have sensitivities » john1022 clairey 1/30/04
Re: Taurine has helped, but still have sensitivities john1022 1/30/04
Re: Taurine has helped, but still have sensitivities » john1022 clairey 1/30/04
what does taurine do? Stryker88 2/9/04
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Re: what does taurine do? Attn: John Stryker88 2/9/04
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