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blueta2
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I was attending my Naturopath Group last week and was presenting one of my cases of a woman with serious mental health issues and one of the other Naturopaths mentioned I should look into something called Pyroluria.
I have never heard of it so did some research. It's not really a common condition MD's look into or treat, but it's a really common genetic disorder.
I've been plagued with panic disorder since I was 18. They hit out of the blue one day in law class as I was giving a speech. Prior to that day, I never felt nervous a day in my life. I still struggle with panic disorder, but nowhere near as bad as years ago.
My Dad, 3 Aunts, 3 cousins, both grandmothers all had panic disorder and my 2 g'pa's and uncles were all alcoholics. My Nephew has ADHD and we all have severe motion sickness (I'm flying in 2 weeks, so that should be a friggin joy),
Even when I was a meat eater, I could not keep my iron up and have been anemic most of my adult life.
I'm looking into where to get the Urine test done for myself and my family.
In any case, I thought I would share this info with you all in case you want to investigate further into it.
Take what you need and leave the rest
Symptoms
Anxiety, nervousness, pronounced mood swings, low stress tolerance, depression, panic attacks, motion sickness, general loss of appetite, social withdrawal, memory loss, episodic anger/temper outbursts, severe inner tension, insomnia, seizures, tremors, migraines, acne, irregular menstruation, impotence in males, disordered perception, eosinophilia, dyslexia, hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, loss of reality, increased sensitivity/intolerance to sound, light, smell and touch, frequent unexplained nausea, joint pain - specifically knee/leg pain, restless leg syndrome, fatigue, poor dream recall, stitch in side, digestive disturbances (abdominal tenderness, constipation), Irritable bowel syndrome, gluten intolerance, glucose intolerance/hypoglycaemia, anaemia, food/environmental allergies, delayed onset of puberty, suicidal tendencies, sensitivity to medications, pessimism, hyperactivity, emotional lability.
Conditions
Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, ADHD, Alcoholism, Autism, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Epilepsy, Aspergers, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Lyme disease.
There are varying degrees of Pyroluria; expression of this condition can be mild to severe or borderline, depending on genotypes, level of toxic environmental exposure, and complicated by the presence of other genetic defects, such as Histadelia, Histapenia and Hypercupremia. Signs and symptoms will vary between individuals.
Pyroluria - A Hidden Disorder
http://www.riordanclinic.org/research/articles/89024739.pdf
I have never heard of it so did some research. It's not really a common condition MD's look into or treat, but it's a really common genetic disorder.
I've been plagued with panic disorder since I was 18. They hit out of the blue one day in law class as I was giving a speech. Prior to that day, I never felt nervous a day in my life. I still struggle with panic disorder, but nowhere near as bad as years ago.
My Dad, 3 Aunts, 3 cousins, both grandmothers all had panic disorder and my 2 g'pa's and uncles were all alcoholics. My Nephew has ADHD and we all have severe motion sickness (I'm flying in 2 weeks, so that should be a friggin joy),
Even when I was a meat eater, I could not keep my iron up and have been anemic most of my adult life.
I'm looking into where to get the Urine test done for myself and my family.
In any case, I thought I would share this info with you all in case you want to investigate further into it.
Take what you need and leave the rest
Symptoms
Anxiety, nervousness, pronounced mood swings, low stress tolerance, depression, panic attacks, motion sickness, general loss of appetite, social withdrawal, memory loss, episodic anger/temper outbursts, severe inner tension, insomnia, seizures, tremors, migraines, acne, irregular menstruation, impotence in males, disordered perception, eosinophilia, dyslexia, hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, loss of reality, increased sensitivity/intolerance to sound, light, smell and touch, frequent unexplained nausea, joint pain - specifically knee/leg pain, restless leg syndrome, fatigue, poor dream recall, stitch in side, digestive disturbances (abdominal tenderness, constipation), Irritable bowel syndrome, gluten intolerance, glucose intolerance/hypoglycaemia, anaemia, food/environmental allergies, delayed onset of puberty, suicidal tendencies, sensitivity to medications, pessimism, hyperactivity, emotional lability.
Conditions
Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, ADHD, Alcoholism, Autism, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Epilepsy, Aspergers, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Lyme disease.
There are varying degrees of Pyroluria; expression of this condition can be mild to severe or borderline, depending on genotypes, level of toxic environmental exposure, and complicated by the presence of other genetic defects, such as Histadelia, Histapenia and Hypercupremia. Signs and symptoms will vary between individuals.
Pyroluria - A Hidden Disorder
http://www.riordanclinic.org/research/articles/89024739.pdf
