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I'm definitely going to buy the HCL. To give you an idea of how poor my digestion/absorption is ....... last weekend I swallowed a hole 500mg Niacin pill, but did not experience a flush. This weekend I chewed it and within 20mins there was the flush.

This is part of the problem I found myself in. As my digestive issues grew worse my ability tolerate carbs got worse. This led to me consuming waaaaaay too much protein compared to those carbs. I'm fairly certain by the excessive underarm sweating I've experienced over the years was from...

I stopped taking protein supplements around 4 months or so ago after reading about the possible stress it could be causing my body. Then the weird ammonia smell I was experiencing during workouts finally disappeared. I also began taking BCAA's to go right to the source instead of relying on...

I read all 23 pages on another forum of that whole Naltrexone ordeal. The guy who recommended it disappeared - even though he reported that it: - Thickened up his remaining hair tremendously - Gave his libido a major boost with some seriously strong erections - Resolved insulin issues...

That's that route I'd prefer to go, rather than shower my system with all kinds of supplements that I'm not sure are even being absorbed correctly. What about only supplementing HCL first and THEN adding Histidine if need be?

OK so then how do we cure the stomach acid issue? Does this circle back to the Histadine HCL supplementation to kickstart the stomach again? I have no doubt it's an ongoing issue with my own personal health since my digestion is crap and I bloat/belch so easily. The emu thing has been tried...

So I'm going to back track off my glucose comments. It appears as though Milk Thistle is what has somehow miraculously resolved the issue. Not sure of the mechanics, all I know is I had been supplementing it at the same time as increasing my glucose intake. I ran out of it for a couple of...

Don't want to jinx anything here, but I took into account the adrenaline factor @TubZy mentioned along with @ruprmurdoch comments about glucose. I read that in the absence of proper levels of glucose, the body will generate more adrenaline (which creates more cortisol). So the last couple of...

Wouldn't shock me give that more often than not my body is tensed up all the time (i.e. fight or flight).

Anyone here ever been able to resolve excessive under-arm sweat?

Got it. I'm researching more and more about my Gilbert's Syndrome (elevated bilirubin) and trying to connect dots that may be present. We typically have sluggish livers and toxic accumulation of metals. At present, I've stopped taking all supplements (BCAA's, zinc, manganese) until I get a...

Do high levels of bilirubin lower glutathione?

By the way, the weather is really nice here right now. Nice enough that I laid out at the pool yesterday. I haven't been outside like that in months, especially since I'm always trapped inside of an office. I was quickly reminded how much sunlight affects hair quality.

Anyone know if the glucuronidation pathway is involved with hair loss at any level?

GB would you be able to expand on this a bit? I was a huge milk drinker growing up. I'd say I had probably 2-3 glasses a day all the way into my mid/late 20's. After my digestion issues began I noticed I couldn't tolerate it anymore and it tended to make my scalp itch. Were all those...

Thought I should note that I took my Zinc/Manganese pairing last night instead of in the morning. So far today I feel calmer than usual and under-arm sweat is nonexistent (which has been one of the more embarrassing problems I've had over the last 10 years or so).

It's in the drink mix that I use by Modern BCAA. However, I'm thinking of getting off it and trying out the Histidine/Cysteine pairing first, then reintroducing the rest.

I started it last week. We'll see how it goes. Right off the bat I've noticed my hair is a bit dryer than normal. Just want to get back to a point in my life where sleep is refreshing, head hair is growing, and I'm waking up with erections. It's been so long.

Unfortunately I don't know them off-hand. I'll take a look when I get home later. What symptoms are you experiencing?

I'm determined to get my hair panels done. But the more research I do, the more likely it seems I have a histidine issue going on (low). To sum it up the best I can, from 2004-2006 I was traveling for work and putting in ridiculous hours - running on energy drinks and coffee. I developed a...