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Old 04-07-2012, 12:48 AM
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SAMe does not have aspirin or NSAIDs in it.

Take the thyroid, wait 1/2 hour and then take the lipoic and SAMe. Since you are fluctuating with the levothyroxine, take it alone, for insurance. With a full glass of water it should leave the stomach in about 1/2 hour and move along.

The SAMe does not dissolve until the intestines. It has a special coating. That takes time, so the thyroid should have moved along by then. You can take the lipoic, B12 and SAMe together.

Wait another 1/2 hr or so before eating.

SAMe is made in the body from homocysteine, using the 3 vitamin cofactors and glycine (which supplies the methyl group).
Once it gives up the methyl group, it is regenerated using the 3 B vitamins over and over. Some people fail in this step with age, so taking it as a supplement repairs that.

I'd start with a small package of 200mg... a 30 pack. Take one a day for a month. See how you feel. You should notice mood effects within the first week. But the effects on joints may take a month or two and then are slowly progressive in a positive way.

This link explains the chemistry:
http://einstein-syndrome.com/biochem...#MTHFRMutation

It gets complicated. But... if you do respond well to SAMe, it might point to a DNA test for the MTHFR problem for you.
This link also shows the interlinking of the methylation chemistry to each other.
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