[injuredbutrecoverin]

has anyone supplemented with taurine?

mark: have you done any research on this?

[Mark in Idaho]

I'm sorry. The research in this study grosses me out.

[Lara]

injured, there was a very informative thread on the Trigeminal Neuralgia forum recently about Taurine.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...45#post1148745

In one of the posts I put there, there is a link with quite a lot of references - note: not related to the article you posted.

http://www.neuropathie.nu/research-d...europathy.html

[injuredbutrecoverin]

hah! what didn't you like? (i didn't read the article, just the abstract. i assume you didn't either but didn't like the abstract). if you look at pubmed there is a bunch of stuff on taurine actually. have you looked into it as a supplement before? outside of the article i posted.

thanks Lara! i will take a look

another one: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25889858

[Mark in Idaho]

Research with 15 to 16 week fetal brain tissue.

[Jomar]

The testing & researching on human tissue mentioned in the first link is a sensitive subject to many people.

[injuredbutrecoverin]

ahh ok i'll remove the link. didn't even pay attention to that.

aside from that: have you researched this supplement?

anyone else look into it?

[Jomar]

Thank you for removing that link..

[Mark in Idaho]

Taurine is common in many energy drinks. It value for neurogenesis compared with neurogenesis without it is something to be considered.

But, neurogenesis is a very slow process. It takes months and maybe even years of hours each day of therapy. Anybody who knows someone who has recovered from a severe TBI with coma knows that therapy was hours each day for many months. It takes hundreds and thousands of repetitions to network such neurogenesis into functional improvement.

[injuredbutrecoverin]

what have we got but time