Dr. Jaa's Medical Health

Why are there so many tablets and how long do I need the tab?

Administrator — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 23:15:05 +0000

In general the medication is to be taken for 1 to 2 years . Results typically take 3 months to a year to stabilize and up to 2 years to maximize. Often patients stop medication and prefer to get back on. In general if it took 3 months to get a result , it will take 3 months for it to wash out if you continue to need the medication. At times people find that this happens in days. If you are a lucky person there will be no need for ongoing therapy . This depends on the severity of your condition.

Which supplements are most important to take and when?

Administrator — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 23:13:32 +0000

The doses of supplements are presribed and the order is not critical except in a few circumstances of b6 and phospatidyl serine/serine. Some individuals will not sleep on night/ nocte doses of b6 as b6 causes agitation at times . This happens in less than 5 percent of individuals and the solution to this is to avoid a night dose of b6. B6 in these individuals should be taken through out the day in split doses. The same individuals tend to have am nausea on b6 and need to take things from midday to early pm say 600pm to avoid the nocte agitation. Phosphatidylserine has no nauseous issues,though phospatidyl serine is advantageous at night to some individuals because it induces sleep and corrects circadium rhythm issues like early morning wakening at around 3 to 4 am. Phosphatidyl serine taken in the am has no negative effects but no correction of the circadium rhythm so it is prescribed in the pm usually to all.
The nutrients prescribed are all important and need to be taken as prescribed.The nutrients can be likened to a orchestra, remove 1 player of the orchestra and the effect is different. All that taking less achieves is a slowing down of the recovery process. Having said this if you have been on dose, then take less and your health goes southwards, the health lost is recoverable if nutrients are taken again in the time frame of the deterioration. That is if it took 3 months to get better, and meds were decreased and it took 3 to 6 weeks to deteriorate, then when you get back on prescribed dose it will take 3 to 6 weeks to recover.

Agitation on medication

Administrator — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 09:50:13 +0000

Sometimes as remethylation occurs a jump start effect is observed . Just as a car needs to be jump started with higher voltages so do methyl defects. The effect is unnerving at times and if it is tolerated, should be persisted with. These effects even out in a few days to weeks. Alternatively doses can be reduced to whatever is comfortable then re introduced after 3 weeks to 3 months. At times this is even longer in certain in dividuals. This is not a negative effect but a sign of positivity, and of a methyl block. The issues usually are with methionine, b6 and calcium in sensitive individuals.

Natural testosterone therapy

Administrator — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:53:42 +0000

I have issues with testosterone. I have visited my doctor for a check and I admit that I do not feel like I used to, I put this down to ageing, stress, and insomnia. I have tried sleeping tablets and … Continue reading →

Oestrogen excess issues

Administrator — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:50:48 +0000

My naturopath and doctor say I have oestrogen excess symptoms and am wondering what you can do about this? My doctor has suggested I change my ocp / contraceptive pill, but I find that this can sometimes make matters worse. … Continue reading →

msm/glucosamine /chondroitin sulphate

Administrator — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:46:06 +0000

Are all glucosamines equal? what is the differences between msm, methylsulphonyl methane, chondroitin sulphate, and glucosamine?

Tennis Elbow (again)

Administrator — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:41:37 +0000

I’ve had a cortisone injection but I was just wondering if there are any nutritional supplements to help prevent it’s return?

Period pain

Administrator — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:40:42 +0000

I have heard that natural remedies are more effective for menstrual disorders than taking the pill or contraceptive. I seem to get all sorts of side effects from bloating to acne to pmt when I use the pills my doctor gives me. Can you explain how to take the pill / or better still how to control my menstrual difficulties. I am also getting overweight .

What is mtp promoter/metallothionein?

Administrator — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:28:10 +0000

Mtp promoter is an abbreviation for an amino acid mix that has been shown in Dr Bill Walshe’s laboratory testing to raise metallothionein. Metallothionen [mt] is a molecule in the body that sponges up toxic wastes that are either internally or externally generated. Mt has zinc fingers and can be considered the human bodies storehouse of zinc. There are 7 zinc fingers on the molecule and it can be thought of a molecule that absorbs toxics by binding a toxin to the zinc that is laid down on the fingers. Mtp needs alot of zinc before it can be functional so often alot of zinc is taken on a daily basis before mtp promoteris started.
Some patient who are thiol /sulphur sensitive are intolerant to this amino acid mix, and are advised to introduce it slowly over several weeks.

Nausea on medication?

Administrator — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:19:29 +0000

Often there is nausea on the medication prescribed . This often is less if taken on a full stomarch of food . The nausea may be lessened by taking later in the day. Postpone the breakfast dose to midday and/ or take most of the dose at night.
If this proves to be unsuccessful in a few days to a week , reduce the amount of b6/ and or zinc prescribed by a factor of 1 or 2 servings/ capsules/ pills. Hold this dose and after 3 weeks try to increase the dose to what has been prescribed.