TABLE 29.1
The “Generic Amino Acid Dosing Protocol” (milligrams of 5-HTP/milligrams tyrosine) If relief of symptoms is not obtained with level 3 dosing, obtain urinary neurotransmitter testing. Use of proper levels of cofactors and sulfur amino acids is required for optimal results
LEVEL (X)
1 2 3
from depleting neurotransmitters, thus allowing the drugs to keep functioning and functioning opti- mally. Second, proper use of amino acids can also serve as the treatment modality.
The generic protocol developed for treatment of neurotransmitter dysfunction disease relating to the catecholamine system and/or serotonin system involves the use of tyrosine, 5-HTP, and cofactors. Results do not appear to be dependent on taking the amino acids with or without food. The following cofactors need to be used along with the amino acid precursors:
• Vitamin C 1000 mg/day
• Vitamin B6 75 mg/day
• Calcium 500 mg 500 mg/day
In addition
• Cysteine 4500 mg/day in equally divided doses
• Selenium 400 mcg/day
• Folic acid 2000 to 3000 mcg/day

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