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Pure L-Histidine
L-Histidine is an
essential amino acid, which converts to histamine, a powerful blood
vessel dilator, involved in gastric acid secretions and
neurotransmission in the central nervous systems. It is also related
to circadian rhythms and sexual arousal and orgasmic function
in women & premature ejaculation in men. Low levels of L- Histidine have been associated
with Rheumatoid Arthritis, and anemia.
Each capsule of Pure L-Histidine
contains:
600 mg of the highest quality
L-Histidine.
DIRECTIONS: Take 1 to 3 three times
daily a half-hour or more before meals with a full glass of water or
fruit or vegetable juice. Vitamins and minerals are recommended for
proper metabolism, especially B-6 and Vitamin C. Vita-Minz-Plus and
B-Complete as well as Ultra C should be taken daily. For female
sexual arousal and orgasms - 1 capsule T.I.D. prior to meals is
suggested.
CAUTION: Those with elevated Histidine or histamine levels
should not take L-Histidine supplementation. These may include
manic-depressives, those with schizophrenia, problems with chronic
allergies, pregnant women or women with PMS. Individuals who have
hypertension should exercise caution, and those with peptic ulcers
and excessive gastric juices should avoid Histidine supplementation.
RECOMMENDED TO ENHANCE STRUCTURE &
FUNCTION RELATING TO:
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Functioning as a precursor to histamine
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Sexual
arousal and orgasmic function
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Precursor to Carnosine and Anserine
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Gastric
acid secretions to aid digestion
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Circadian rhythms
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Neuronal health and function
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Production of red and white blood cells
WHAT IS L-HISTIDINE?
L-Histidine is an essential
amino acid important for growth and repair of tissues. It is
necessary for the maintenance of myelin sheaths, which protect nerve
cells, and the production of red and white blood cells. It is the
precursor for histamine, and B-6, niacin, and Vitamin C are
necessary for proper metabolism. It is also a precursor for
Carnosine and Anserine. Histidine acts as an antioxidant protecting
against radiation damage by helping to remove heavy metals from the
body. It stimulates the secretion of gastric juices; therefore
helping with digestion. Low levels have been associated with
decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit, as well as those with
Rheumatoid Arthritis. Deficiencies are also noted in Dysbiosis (an
imbalance of intestinal flora) and anemia, and low levels may also
attribute to nerve deafness. Excessive levels have been associated
with psychological disorders such as schizophrenia and high levels
are noted during pregnancy. In the diet, it is found in rice, wheat
and rye.
WHAT IS HISTAMINE?
Histamine is a molecule that is a potent vessel dilator, important
for sexual arousal and orgasm in women. It also acts as a
neurotransmitter having an effect on the nervous system, and as a
stimulator to the secretion of pepsin and hydrochloric acid, it is
important for digestion. Several studies indicate that the
histamininergic neurotransmitter system may be a regulator of
circadian rhythms that function in the sleep and wakefulness cycle.
Since L-Histidine is the precursor for histamine, deficiencies
effect the histamine levels. When allergens are present, however,
histamine is released from the mast cells causing inflammation,
fluid production and possibly hives. (Antihistamines have been
recommended for allergic problems.)
SEXUAL AROUSAL and FUNCTION:
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Histidine is involved in the function of the thalamus and
hypothalamus glands, and orgasm is triggered when histamine is
released from the mast cells in the genitals. Histamine also
causes the sexual flush that occurs during arousal. Many women
fail to achieve sexual pleasure and orgasm, and often other
treatments including psychotherapy may be unsuccessful. This
problem may be a result of a biochemical imbalance, since
sufficient histamine must be present in order to trigger an
orgasm. Deficiencies of L-Histidine will effect histamine levels.
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Supplementing with L-Histidine will increase histamine levels as
proved by Carl Pfeiffer, M.D., and Ph.D. in his research on
non-orgasmic women. He administered doses of 500mg. of L-Histidine
(1 capsule) before each meal (for a total of 3 capsules per day) restoring sexual
pleasure in women. (He also helped women who had irregular periods
become regular by giving doses of 4grams per day).
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Dr.
Pfeiffer noted that males who had excessive L-Histidine levels had
the problem of premature ejaculation. He gave these men
supplementation of 500 mg. of L-Methionine (1 capsule) along with 500 mg. of
magnesium and 50mg. of vitamin B6. This helped normalize the
levels of Histidine, and alleviated the problem of premature
ejaculation. Important note: Because of the dangers
of Homocysteinuria those taking L-Methionine should never take
more than one capsule/day & it would be better done against the
background of a broad spectrum amino acid mixture
(ALL-BASIC)
(1-2 capsules) before each meal (for a total of 3-6
capsules per day) also take a B
complex with folic acid to help prevent excessive
Homocysteine
levels. (Take 2 Montiff B Complete daily - 1 in the morning and 1
in the evening to get sufficient folic acid and B 6.).
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS:
Low L-Histidine levels have been noted with those who have
Rheumatoid Arthritis. This may contribute to the pathogenesis of
this condition by causing hyaluronadate-augmented formation of
aggregated synovial fluid gamma globulin. The gamma globulin
aggregation thus causes the inflammatory and rheumatoid factors.
Supplementation of L-Histidine may be helpful in some cases,
although not always successful. In one double-blind study, patients
were given 4.5 g daily. After 30 weeks some benefits were noted in
those who had a long history of the disease.
REFERENCES:
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Maeda,
K, Taniguchi H, Butterfield et al (First Dept. of Internal Med.,
Tohuku Univ School of Med.) "Induction of L-Histidine
Decarboxylase in a Human Mast Cell Line", Exp. Hematol, 1998.
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Tuomisto, Leena, "Modifying Effects of Histamine on Circadian
Rhythms and Neuronal Excitability", INABIS, 98.
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Pheiffer, Carl, MD, PhD, Mental and Elemental Nutrients, Keats
Publishing, 1981.
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Gerber,
D., and Gerber M, (Dept. of Med. - New York State Med. Center and
Kings County Hospital), " Specificity of Low Free Sodium Histidine
Concentration for Rheumatoid Arthritis", J. Chron. Dis., 1977.
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Pinals,
R. et al, "Treatment of RA with L-Histidine", J. of Rheumatology,
1977.
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Tyson,
Don, Amino Acids Metabolism and Analysis - Interpretation Guide,
Aatron Med. Services, 1989.
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Balch,
James, MD, and Phyllis Balch, CNC, Prescription for Nutritional
Healing, Avery Pub., 1997.
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Glossary
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Amino Acids -
Are the
building blocks of protein. Your body is primarily made of protein.
And protein in turn, is made up of chains of amino acids What
distinguishes all amino acids is that they all have a group, (amine
group), made of 1 atom of nitrogen & 2 atoms of hydrogen. (NH2)
Free-Form Amino Acids
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Individual amino acids that are unattached to each other or
anything else & therefore able to be immediately absorbed into the
blood stream with no digestion necessary. Since, unlike
proteins, free-form amino acids require absolutely no
digestion, they can be absorbed by anyone no matter how old they may
be or the condition of their digestive system. Also, unlike
proteins, free-form amino acids can be taken on an empty stomach
such as right before a workout. Whereas proteins have to have a
mass of food sufficient to stimulate the release of digestive
juices. This is why most protein supplements are presented as
blender drinks. Free-form amino acids are not to be confused with
so-called "predigested protein."
Negative nitrogen balance
- The condition of
excreting more amino acids & protein than one is taking in. This
makes it difficult to maintain ones body since the body's tissues
are mainly made of protein & amino acids which require constant
maintenance & repair.
Precursors
- the substance from which another
substance is made.
Protein
- Chains of some combination of the 20 so-called "proteogenic" amino acids.
(proteogenic means to generate protein). In other words their
are only 20 amino acids from which all proteins in all organic life
both animal & vegetable are made. Not all 20 are in every protein, but
nothing else but some portion of the 20 proteogenic amino acids in
repetitive long chains often approx. 100,000 amino acids long are what all
proteins in all life are made from.
Secretalogical cells
- Cells that secrete
hormones.
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