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taking L tyrosine and 5 htp for mood
by avisg, Apr 15, 2007 12:00AM
, Apr 15, 2007 12:00AM
hiyas,
I have been taking L tyrosine and 5 htp ,for mood and energy I will let everyone know if i notice any changes . I freind of mine said they work well tongether. Have a great day
Avis
I have been taking L tyrosine and 5 htp ,for mood and energy I will let everyone know if i notice any changes . I freind of mine said they work well tongether. Have a great day
Avis
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5HTP is the direct precursor to serotonin, alleviating the harmful effects of worry and stress. Stress causes more serotonin to be released into the body, and the longer the period of stress the greater the danger of serotonin depletion. Low serotonin levels are associated with irritability, aggression, impatience and anxiety, and significantly decreased levels in serotonin have been found in suicidal patients
Have a good night
Avis
Avis