HELP! --Question via St Johns Wort & Tyrosine

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, " Prtha (Priitaa)

devi dasi " <Prtha_devi_dasi wrote:

>

> I don't believe that out of 4,500 something memebers, no one knows

the

> answer to my question; I believe no one is reading it cuz they are

> into their own thing. Ok, I get that. But I asked this cuz I need

the

> info for semi-urgent health reasons. Could someone take out a

moment

> and just let me know? (Please scroll.) Thanks!

>

> ~ Priitaa

>

 

Hi Priitan!

Obviously everyone is promoting their own agenda and not really

concerned about us as individuals, however there are several sites

which post warnings that one should not take tyrosine with st john's

wort. The best reasons are found by doing a search on Ray Sahelian's

site. Also there are several other alternatives to taking tyrosine.

They are in my article on hypothyroidism written by James A. Dukes

Ph.d.. It was posted last week.

 

Best Regards,

JoAnn

> , " Prtha (Priitaa)

> devi dasi " <Prtha_devi_dasi@> wrote:

> >

> > Does no one in this group of over 4,000 memebers know the answer

to my

> > question?

> >

> > ~ Priitaa

> >

> >

> > , " Prtha

(Priitaa)

> > devi dasi " <Prtha_devi_dasi@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > I have a question on these two, and this has been eating at me

a

> > > while. I know the basic warnings about St Johns Wort, one of

which has

> > > been to avoid foods like cheese or the supplement tyrosine.

Tho I

> > > heard there has been some updated info awhile back actually,

and I am

> > > not clear on that part.

> > >

> > > So .....what if a person needs both of these, would it be

possible to

> > > take tyrosine during the day, and St Johns wort in the

evening? That

> > > would also avoid the concern of sun and St Johns Wort, plus

put hours

> > > between them.

> > >

> > > If not, is there any way these two can be taken, as I thought I

> > > heard/read some of the fears they use to have over this herb

turned

> > > out to be not as big of a concern as initially thought to be.

> > >

> > > Namaste,

> > > Priitaa

> > >

> >

>