In contrast, results related to total protein, total fat, ghrelin, and cytokines remain inconsistent, while evidence suggesting the absence of a circadian rhythm for IgA and lactoferrin has increased
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Stanley Fahn, a neurologist at Columbia University, began prescribing relatively high doses of vitamins C (3 g/day) and E (3,200 IU/day) for his PD patients
In fact, high doses of stimulants (hello glutamate) can look just like schizophrenia: Consistent with the antipsychotic effects of depleting dopamine, high doses of stimulants induce a psychosis that clinically resembles the acute phase of paranoid schizophrenia All this speaks to excess glutamate
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