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Serine + Vitamin B6: The Best Way To Reduce Homocysteine? (Also, Homocysteine Activates mTORC1)
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Michael Lustgarten
, Apr 02 2023 01:20 PM
homocysteine mtorc1 activation
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Posted 02 April 2023 - 04:08 PM
Great, Michael, thank you. Interesting link between homocysteine and mTORC1 At min 1:50-on how can we convert from mM in that chart to micMol/L to compare blood levels? Does it make sense? I might (cannot really prove it!) have had some lowering effect when using NR and NAC maybe affecting both serine and methionine paths.
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Posted 02 April 2023 - 08:34 PM
Great, Michael, thank you. Interesting link between homocysteine and mTORC1 At min 1:50-on how can we convert from mM in that chart to micMol/L to compare blood levels? Does it make sense? I might (cannot really prove it!) have had some lowering effect when using NR and NAC maybe affecting both serine and methionine paths.
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Posted 02 April 2023 - 10:54 PM
Great, Michael, thank you. Interesting link between homocysteine and mTORC1 At min 1:50-on how can we convert from mM in that chart to micMol/L to compare blood levels? Does it make sense? I might (cannot really prove it!) have had some lowering effect when using NR and NAC maybe affecting both serine and methionine paths.
This is a good site for easy conversion from micromolar to mg/dL: https://unitslab.com/node/149
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