Uniq0ne
07-15-2008, 11:49 PM
I've been taking B6 for about a month now with absolutely no effects whatsoever. And I just stumbled across some information that tryptophan is pretty much required for B6 to metabolize into serotonin. I'm guessing this is why I haven't noticed any effects when taking 330mg of B6 a week.
SO, I'm going to try eating tuna fish once in the afternoon and once a few hours before bed. I'm hoping this helps out the B6 Supplement. I also checked out the foods that contain tryptophan and I can already tell I probably have a deficiency because I hardly eat any of the foods. Wish me luck!
SO, I'm going to try eating tuna fish once in the afternoon and once a few hours before bed. I'm hoping this helps out the B6 Supplement. I also checked out the foods that contain tryptophan and I can already tell I probably have a deficiency because I hardly eat any of the foods. Wish me luck!