The Strongest Neurotransmitter in the World is NOT Dopamine or Serotonin - Dr. Scott Sherr MD

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  • @ThomasDeLauerOfficial
    @ThomasDeLauerOfficial  3 місяці тому +24

    My “whole food” meal plan is FREE. Teaches how to eat for fat loss, muscle building and longevity. www.thomasdelauer.com/eatrealfood - consider it my “thank you” for subscribing to my channel and newsletter!

    • @kathygerulaitis
      @kathygerulaitis 2 місяці тому +3

      Why did dr. Sherr say that if you are a bodybuilder, you probably have a leaky gut? How are they related?

    • @TheBlueskyson
      @TheBlueskyson Місяць тому

      Thom, how does your nutrition product compare with the UK's Dr Chatterjee's? ty

  • @ytpah9823
    @ytpah9823 Рік тому +1032

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
    00:44 🧠 *Dr. Scott Sherr discusses the importance of GABA, a neurotransmitter responsible for relaxation and balancing brain activity, highlighting its role in mental health and well-being.*
    01:28 🔍 *GABA and glutamate account for 80% of neurotransmission in the brain, emphasizing the significance of their balance for optimal brain function.*
    02:10 ⚠️ *GABA deficiency syndrome is linked to a range of symptoms like depression, anxiety, stress, poor sleep, and mood instability, underscoring the need for maintaining adequate GABA levels.*
    04:18 🤕 *Stress and infection can deplete GABA, pointing to the importance of managing stress to maintain mental health.*
    05:13 🍽️ *Diet plays a crucial role in GABA production, with glutamine-rich foods like meat being essential for maintaining healthy neurotransmitter levels.*
    08:44 🧘‍♂️ *Activities like meditation and breathwork can enhance GABA production, highlighting non-pharmaceutical approaches to improving mental health.*
    11:48 🌿 *Herbal remedies like valerian root and Cava Cava positively affect GABA receptors, offering natural alternatives for managing stress and anxiety.*
    16:27 💊 *Supplements alone may not be effective for GABA enhancement, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to mental health.*
    22:05 🚦 *Balancing sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems is crucial for mental and physical performance, suggesting the importance of stress management in overall health.*
    26:16 🌞 *Lifestyle changes, such as increasing sunlight exposure and relaxation, are essential for improving GABA balance and mental wellness.*
    29:17 📱 *Reducing phone usage and other dopamine-stimulating activities can help in maintaining a healthy GABA balance, supporting the idea of digital detox for mental health.*
    33:01 💡 *Dr. Sherr introduces tros scriptions, a company providing products to support GABA balance and overall mental health, illustrating the emerging market for neurotransmitter-focused wellness products.*
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    • @jamesshriver4822
      @jamesshriver4822 Рік тому +21

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    • @brettsilva7317
      @brettsilva7317 Рік тому +8

      Nice! Thanks

    • @Vieweratlarge
      @Vieweratlarge Рік тому +5

      Of course…no answer

    • @stanlevox2291
      @stanlevox2291 Рік тому +20

      I've been wondering seeing all these awesome translations on youtube lately. Totally makes viewing content easier and quicker.

    • @bellatopiaaa8397
      @bellatopiaaa8397 Рік тому

      @@jamesshriver4822 I just googled Harpa AI, it’s a Chrome Extension 😉

  • @jamiesouza
    @jamiesouza Рік тому +883

    Wish we all didn’t have to censor ourselves so much now. I want the rated R version! A lot of us are just a smart and knowledgeable, or more so, as doctors and we should have the right to have ALL information available. As soon as I went into menopause my whole body changed!! Now I have chronic pain and sleep issues. Not one doctor, not one, explained anything about menopause to me!! I all of a sudden started having cognitive issues ( not remembering things and brain fog) gut issues and stress!! No one related any of my symptoms to my hormones!! 5 years post menopausal and I’m thinking WTF….This is CRAZY man..!! What are these doctors doing?? Seriously! And I’ve watched my mom decline to basically being bed ridden and weak. Not one doctor, not even one, told me about osteoporosis, osteopenia, and how I need to make sure I build muscle especially BEFORE and during menopause!! I’ve learned everything I know from UA-cam and books and searching for research papers. The whole medical industry has failed us! And it’s videos like these that are saving us!! Literally. And I always read the comments so we can communicate with each other.

    • @anotherSavingGrace
      @anotherSavingGrace Рік тому +30

      YT is a blessing.. thank you Google 🙏

    • @Salsabilanow1111
      @Salsabilanow1111 Рік тому +51

      Yes, totally agree with you, let’s never stop communicating, even if we don’t agree on everything, but we still respect each other opinions, and approach each other with love and understanding, yes, menopause is really really really bad. Hit me really hard and I have the same symptoms as you.

    • @ematise
      @ematise Рік тому +30

      I hope I can help my wife when she will reach this point în her life. Right now just research.

    • @mR-dc4oq
      @mR-dc4oq Рік тому

      That should be your life now; relying on yourself and people like these two researches to get info. The doctors, even if they’re good, are beleaguered with too many patients. A lot of them are at best mediocre. You should never hand your health and well being over to someone who doesn’t have to walk in your shoes- no matter how many degrees and certifications behind their name. You walk it; you talk it!

    • @jean6460
      @jean6460 Рік тому +16

      Agreed and me too with menopause symptoms!

  • @TheBlueskyson
    @TheBlueskyson 11 місяців тому +222

    We've known that the strongest is Oxytocin, the chemical of love. When you hug someone you love, when you laugh with those you love. It's the bomb. ty 4 vid.

    • @anne-louisegoldie
      @anne-louisegoldie 8 місяців тому +18

      In future, I think oxytocin will be given a lot more attention. Hope so 😊xx

    • @bigthunder7002
      @bigthunder7002 7 місяців тому

      I love you, spread that oxytocin

    • @KrakkenXXX
      @KrakkenXXX 7 місяців тому

      It’s not OxyContin it’s Oxytocin clowns

    • @milanfrusone9700
      @milanfrusone9700 7 місяців тому +1

      😂hahahaha can’t keep up with him! Great stuff❤

    • @Gelato43
      @Gelato43 7 місяців тому +12

      You mean oxytocin, oxycotin is an opiate pain killer

  • @Jade-ms2ys
    @Jade-ms2ys 10 місяців тому +26

    That little tidbit he dropped about what happens from being on phone during workout was ... Wow! Thanks for this channel!

    • @jacobAnd8
      @jacobAnd8 2 місяці тому

      Watch dr jack kruse ✌️

  • @treelover7566
    @treelover7566 Рік тому +134

    Hi I have worked shift work for 30 years. ICU and Emergency trauma, the stress freight train, lived on cortisol for ever! Burnt out Registered Nurse, Gaba depleted, Thanks for the information. You have changed my life, Huge life style change.

    • @martinjanza34
      @martinjanza34 Рік тому +6

      do you take glutamine? 🤔

    • @humanyoda
      @humanyoda Рік тому +1

      Would you please describe your current life?

    • @finneytown6017
      @finneytown6017 Рік тому +1

      @@martinjanza34 is Glutamine the same as Glutathione? Excuse my ignorance.

    • @ingridgilbert4917
      @ingridgilbert4917 11 місяців тому

      It is l-glutamine an amino acid @@finneytown6017

    • @finneytown6017
      @finneytown6017 10 місяців тому

      @@martinjanza34 no I don't...

  • @lotfibouhedjeur
    @lotfibouhedjeur Рік тому +1677

    This guy is naturally at 1.25x playback speed.

    • @ThomasDeLauerOfficial
      @ThomasDeLauerOfficial  Рік тому +164

      I know! I love it!!

    • @harley475
      @harley475 Рік тому +151

      But, he speaks exceptionally CLEAR. Though he says words quickly, he cleanly separates words, and has no slur or cut in volume. He’s very pleasant to listen to. ( I’m over 75% hearing loss without hearing aids- & still with them I often strive listening. Be lovely if everyone spoke as crisply as he does. ⚡️ OH WHEN EVERY TEACHER DELIVERS WITH SUCH CONTROL ! - STUDENTS WILL SOAR 🤸🏿‍♀️
      (For some of us, half of the chore of learning -or more- gets gobbled up getting hold on hearing the Presentation. )

    • @carlosr6597
      @carlosr6597 Рік тому +56

      I'm listening at 1.25 speed too

    • @appadmin2544
      @appadmin2544 Рік тому +32

      LOL I was thinking my ESL students would be totally lost!

    • @joaquincortada1483
      @joaquincortada1483 Рік тому +58

      lol I almost checked my playback speed. 😂

  • @dr-rex
    @dr-rex Рік тому +462

    Glycine + NAC is the best combo for GABA upregulation and overall brain detox. . Great video man, thanks!

    • @marcjames3487
      @marcjames3487 Рік тому +35

      It's 5 am down under. I just watched the vid and mixed up some glynac instinctively, thanks for the confirm !

    • @DanaVastman
      @DanaVastman Рік тому +3

      Yep!

    • @j.fnorfleet1969
      @j.fnorfleet1969 Рік тому +5

      Interesting do you have any links with studies?

    • @Shakedown24Seven
      @Shakedown24Seven Рік тому +8

      Unless you have sulfur synthase SNP’s (super common). In which case your advice is garbage.

    • @dr-rex
      @dr-rex Рік тому +1

      I have 2/3 risk alleles in the CBS gene SNPs and still managed to biohack it. You just forget that genetics is only one small part. Epigenetics is the biggest one. Learn epigenetics to control your genetics ;)@@Shakedown24Seven

  • @twobrothers1675
    @twobrothers1675 Місяць тому +626

    For everyone reading this, finding the banned book called the hidden herbs by anette ray should be your top priority

    • @M3Lucky
      @M3Lucky Місяць тому +8

      This is a bot comment right?

    • @sunbeam9222
      @sunbeam9222 Місяць тому +6

      ​@@M3Lucky Probably ( and the likes also). It's all over the place.

    • @pewdiepie2296
      @pewdiepie2296 5 днів тому +2

      Are there recipe's to make some good weed in that book?

  • @AustinDavis-c5p
    @AustinDavis-c5p 18 днів тому +5

    I wasn't aware that your channel was so family/Christian friendly well you got my support and you be sure that I will recommend you to everyone thanks guys

  • @chosen1504
    @chosen1504 Рік тому +117

    Long distance walking is the best for switching the sympathetic to the parasympathetic

    • @eggbenedict-gt7mw
      @eggbenedict-gt7mw Рік тому +6

      Yes

    • @abigailmcewan
      @abigailmcewan 11 місяців тому +8

      How long is long distance? I walk my dog daily 5km. Some days 6-10km. I’m restricted due to having moderate ME/CFS, Fibromyalgia and POTS.

    • @eggbenedict-gt7mw
      @eggbenedict-gt7mw 11 місяців тому +8

      @@abigailmcewan yes it's enough

    • @abigailmcewan
      @abigailmcewan 11 місяців тому +3

      @@eggbenedict-gt7mw
      Thank you 🙏

    • @eggbenedict-gt7mw
      @eggbenedict-gt7mw 11 місяців тому

      @@abigailmcewan if you walk 6-10!kms a day u have none of that disease,

  • @Peripatetic_Proletariat
    @Peripatetic_Proletariat 11 місяців тому +82

    Low iodine results in low levels of thyroid hormones affecting GABA. Which can lead to depression or anxiety.

    • @realMartinHamilton
      @realMartinHamilton 8 місяців тому +10

      binging on greens like kale or collards can block absorption of iodine. Mine was borderline low. I was using my pressure cooker to cook large amounts of kale. I stopped eating it, got tested a month later and everything was normal. This happened twice. Finally I started eating it normally.

    • @slomnim
      @slomnim 7 місяців тому +10

      Plus people consume too much bromine, which hogs the receptors that iodine wants to link up with

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 5 місяців тому

      Iodine is one one of the many nutrients that most Americans are deficient in, especially the very unhealthy non-vegans. Raising iodine to proper levels for iodine deficient people raises IQ (it won't raise it if you're not deficient).
      Speaking of IQ, European-Jewish people have the highest IQ rate of any culture. I'm Jewish like Einstein and about 25% of the science award receivers, Oppenheimer, Carl Sagan, Eminem's best friend/music manager, Taylor Swift's music producer and one of her bodyguards, the founder of the Ghostbusters theme song, the founders of most comics and the latest Punisher, Bobby Fischer and over 50% of the best chess players, Lawrence Krauss, Bruce Lipton, Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter actor), Drake, Madonna, The Beastie Boys, the biker chick in the Fast and Furious series and who plays the latest Wonder Woman, Steven Spielberg, Mel Brooks, Stanley Kubrick, Seth Rogan, Sam Harris, Sam Altman (ChatGPT founder), the founders of Microsoft, the makers of most of the iPhone parts, etc.
      Israel is the second largest tech capital of the world, and has the most tech startups per capita of the world. A lot of tech used today is from Israel. Israel has many of the best hackers, and the most powerful hacking tool that the NSA and the FBI love, Pegasus, was founded in Israel. Shalom.

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 5 місяців тому +3

      :3 Can GABA supplements cross the blood-brain barrier?
      Studies done in '80, '81, '82 and '02 found that GABA did cross the blood-brain barrier, just in minuscule amounts.Oct 11, 2018
      Gaba Supplements: Glorious, Gimmicky or Just Garbage? | Office for Science and Society
      McGill University

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 5 місяців тому

      It also results in a lower IQ, iodine deficiency. Speaking of IQ, European-Jewish people have the highest IQ rate of any culture. I'm 50% Euro-Jewish. Hehe.
      So many famous people, especially entertainers, humanitarian aid (Jewish people do the most humanitarian aid worldwide, and Jewish people donate the most in America despite not being the wealthiest culture in America), scientists, and people in tech are Jewish, and many have helped humanity immensely. Shalom. Fighting jealous gaslighters and debunked conspiracy theorists.

  • @fewferfev
    @fewferfev 11 місяців тому +241

    Having a dog for a companion increases dopamine in both the human and the dog as result of petting and in general, a beautiful relationship. In fact, one trainer I've heard says that when a dog demands petting all the time, it means it is a dopamine addict.

    • @EarthWindFireable
      @EarthWindFireable 10 місяців тому +50

      True. I recently rescued a senior dog with mental and physical problems from the shelter. She's made a complete transformation within 2 months. If it weren't for her, I'd likely be deceased. She gets me out walking ... She gets me to take my heart meds and insulin (I'm an underweight Type 1) because I don't want to die on her and leave her stranded.

    • @1love847
      @1love847 10 місяців тому +8

      Lol. Great everything is addicted now.

    • @robertandrews8686
      @robertandrews8686 10 місяців тому +1

      This is a good point. I relate

    • @isabelsancho0607
      @isabelsancho0607 10 місяців тому +12

      @@EarthWindFireable True: that's the future of humanity, no couple relationships, no children, all petting needs cattered for by dogs and cats.

    • @EarthWindFireable
      @EarthWindFireable 10 місяців тому +8

      @@isabelsancho0607 That'd be a great future for humanity because every family member, friend, neighbor, acquaintance, on and on, that I ever knew were all miserable having a family and having children.

  • @clarereynolds9607
    @clarereynolds9607 11 місяців тому +24

    Clearly spoken, quick enough not to waste time, holds the interest, doesn't "um and ar" or say "like" every few seconds as a lot of people do..brilliant interview!

  • @loneranger7573
    @loneranger7573 Рік тому +64

    I take progesterone for increasing GABA. works perfectly as a sleep aid.

    • @KatarinaS.
      @KatarinaS. Рік тому +4

      How and when do you take it (cream, pill, time of day, daily or only for a certain # of weeks per month)? Is it OTC or Rx?

    • @contingencywoman8550
      @contingencywoman8550 Рік тому

      ​​@@KatarinaS.You can get it from a compounding pharmacy. 100 mg or 200 mg capsules depending on the results of a blood test ordered by your doctor. You'll need your doctor to prescribe it. Most likely you'll need to go to a naturopath or DO to order the tests and get a prescription. Take one capsule per day an hour before bed. 😉

    • @shakashaka2833
      @shakashaka2833 11 місяців тому

      Yep if you could possibly specify oral cream and how many mg. Have an awesome week & day

    • @sarahscott9601
      @sarahscott9601 8 місяців тому

      I take it orally for years, I’m wondering if it’s depleting my gaba.

    • @loneranger7573
      @loneranger7573 8 місяців тому

      @@sarahscott9601 I take Prometrium every night 200 mgs (2 pills) sometimes I need to add a blob of P cream daytime as well. I've been on it almost my whole life, even when I was pregnant, and I am 63 now, so its perfectly fine.

  • @WheresBillie104
    @WheresBillie104 Рік тому +50

    As a former heavy drinker I can attest to the Gaba Glutamate swings and dysfunction they cause when out of balance.

    • @DH-ht9pl
      @DH-ht9pl 10 місяців тому +3

      How long did that last ? Im 5 months sober and still have anxiety that came from drinking

    • @martinalemmerhofer6937
      @martinalemmerhofer6937 7 місяців тому

      😊😊​@@DH-ht9pl

  • @LTPottenger
    @LTPottenger Рік тому +145

    Glycine has effects on the GABA receptors and does much more, including increasing glutathione and reducing homocysteine.

    • @IAMBERTLL
      @IAMBERTLL Рік тому +3

      🧐💖🙏

    • @michaellamont2605
      @michaellamont2605 Рік тому +4


      Can you point me in the direction of some easy digestible info in video format?

    • @Duskmelt
      @Duskmelt Рік тому +7

      Hey it's pottenger's human! Love your vids man! I listen to them daily during my post meal walks.
      Last week I finished a 3 day fast and I recently bought taurine powder and have been supplementing and I've been feeling great! Great mood and surprisingly good performance at the gym.
      Keep up the research and videos!

    • @LTPottenger
      @LTPottenger Рік тому +11

      Very glad to hear that! I think with taurine it sort of creeps up and then you realize you are doing better suddenly, at least that's how it was with me. @@Duskmelt

    • @NelsonDiscovery
      @NelsonDiscovery Рік тому +2

      You don't need religion.

  • @jdub264
    @jdub264 Рік тому +180

    Warning: Cancer cells feed off glutamine as much as they do sugar. If anyone is on an anti-cancer therapy or regime should AVOID excess glutamine.

  • @andrewsuttar
    @andrewsuttar Рік тому +158

    This was an excellent video! Understanding GABA's role took me ages. I only finally 'got it' a few weeks ago. The simplest way to describe it is: "like the switch in overall 'readiness' between the parasympathetic and sympathetic systems."

    • @ronandheather3079
      @ronandheather3079 Рік тому +5

      Thanks bro 🤜🏼🤛🏼

    • @arnaudjean1159
      @arnaudjean1159 Рік тому +4

      Thanks

    • @dr.scottsherr2517
      @dr.scottsherr2517 11 місяців тому

      Well done! This is exactly it.

    • @umunhum3
      @umunhum3 10 місяців тому

      @@dr.scottsherr2517
      Why don't you just recommend alternate nostril breathing?
      This balances the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System without all the Pills and Potions

    • @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885
      @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 10 місяців тому +4

      alcohol inhibits GABA

  • @jadioj
    @jadioj 11 місяців тому +14

    He said the first thing we need to do is SLOW THE EFF DOWN .. was he referring to playback speed?

  • @brookstorm9789
    @brookstorm9789 8 місяців тому +11

    Weighted blankets really relax. can feel a peaceful current running upward almost immediately. I don't have bad dreams sleeping under a weighted blanket. I'm certain it stimulates parasympathetic nervous system.I use a 12lb in my bed at night and a 15 pound for relaxation pauses during the day on my couch.

  • @Bad.Pappy.Official
    @Bad.Pappy.Official 4 місяці тому +10

    Stress leads to GABA depletion. As alcohol and benzos work on the GABA receptors in the brain, it’s no surprise that alcoholism and addiction are so common in those with chronically stressful lives.

  • @ronpitcher138
    @ronpitcher138 Рік тому +143

    Loving these short form interviews with other experts. Keep em coming! 🤙

    • @NelsonDiscovery
      @NelsonDiscovery Рік тому

      You dont need religion.

    • @ronpitcher138
      @ronpitcher138 Рік тому +5

      Haha what are you talking about?@@NelsonDiscovery

    • @1goldenratiopolitics
      @1goldenratiopolitics Рік тому

      ​@@REL602I'm guessing you originally said something useful in this comment and then decided to edit it to expose yourself as a clown.🤡

  • @mariaf1124
    @mariaf1124 11 місяців тому +9

    I have been taking GABA for a few years. I am so grateful for it.

    • @stefanallard3084
      @stefanallard3084 9 місяців тому +1

      Dosing?

    • @mariaf1124
      @mariaf1124 9 місяців тому

      @@stefanallard3084 at present I take 750mg morning at night. I get it over the counter at Walmart. I started taking it at night until I was used to it and then tried adding a morning dose on a weekend when I didn’t have to go anywhere. I increased to twice a day when I felt like I needed a bit more than the nightly dose. According to this video, if I remember right, I have a leaky gut which is why it may work for me. Maybe so, maybe not, I don’t know. I just know it helps.

    • @beverlyallison4768
      @beverlyallison4768 8 місяців тому

      I thought he said, taking Gaba does very little

    • @mariaf1124
      @mariaf1124 8 місяців тому

      @@beverlyallison4768 he did. But he also said something about leaky gut which may or may not be an issue for me. Idk. All I can tell you is my experience with taking GABA has been positive. I keep taking it.

  • @michellecox5543
    @michellecox5543 11 місяців тому +18

    I'm a regular meditator, 4 months now. I have gotten so many benefits from this. I was able to go down 10 mg. in my antidepressant. Because of the meditation, I am able to handle the withdrawals. Now to find out how to stop hot flashes, and I'm golden.

    • @aneliadraganova3504
      @aneliadraganova3504 11 місяців тому +3

      Hello dear, you can stop the hot flashes safely with natural Progesterone cream. If you menstruating you start on the 8th day of your menstrual cycle ( counting from the first day of bleeding) and stopping 24 to 48 hours prior to the expected date of your next period. Apply no less than 50mg Natural Progesterone Cream on areas where it would be absorbed best ( inside of elbows, behind kneecap, side of your neck on the route of the artery). Keep on mind that majority of Progesterone creams are 2% with means with 3 pumps you will get 60mg. If you have issues with sleep best Apply in the evening. If you're not menstruating Apply daily except 1 day of the month off. Good luck!

    • @michellecox5543
      @michellecox5543 11 місяців тому

      Very kind of you to write this. I'm 60. Way beyond periods. I did take progesterone for about 6 years. I took 200 mg in the evening. Then I had a compound that I would spread on my arm every day. After 6 years, my hair started to fall out, so I stopped the hormones altogether. My hair stopped falling out for the most part. But I just decided not to go back. Marijuana is very helpful with the hot flashes. Why? I have no idea, and I haven't researched this yet. But the difference is so big, I just use pot to stop it. It's way cheaper than hormones.@@aneliadraganova3504

    • @TheDarkAnoriel
      @TheDarkAnoriel 8 місяців тому +4

      Your hot flushes could also be caused by your antidepressant. I would not add extra hormones as the other comment suggests. It will have an effect on your whole body. Something you probably should discuss with a herbalist or a holistic doctor :)

    • @michellecox5543
      @michellecox5543 8 місяців тому +1

      Thank you for your comment!@@TheDarkAnoriel

    • @TheDarkAnoriel
      @TheDarkAnoriel 8 місяців тому +1

      @@michellecox5543 the hormone comment is definitely a valid option and probably the most common one (I'd guess). It just depends if that's what you want to do or if you want to try other options first :) it depends on what medication you're taking, how much, if you can switch or if that causes too much trouble etc. I wish you good luck and health as well as strength advocating for yourself on your journey 🤗

  • @brandonbernitz2431
    @brandonbernitz2431 Рік тому +29

    Another exceptional short but incredibly interesting and information interview with another expert. This collab was super interesting. Thanks Thomas!!

  • @changethematrix
    @changethematrix Рік тому +17

    As far as Kava goes, if you have low blood pressure like me, I would not suggest taking it. It made me feel awful. If you have high blood pressure, it might work very well for you

  • @SueDamron
    @SueDamron Рік тому +16

    Interesting aside about MSG ! I had the worst head pressure and headache after consuming it! This interview is deep and very informative!!!! Thank you!!

  • @wh3927
    @wh3927 Рік тому +59

    This is great, thanks. I used to use GABA a lot but it has become very difficult to get in the UK - no laws or anything, no discussion but they're restricting all kinds of substances that are really useful to us. For a few years now have been using powdered l-theanine under the tongue and it is just magic. A small amount enables me to concentrate on work for longer, a larger dose helps me to calm down and sleep better at night. Highly recommend it.
    Edit: I wonder whether GABA taken directly DOES help not just if you have a leaky gut but because, perhaps, the gut has GABA receptors just as it has serotonin receptors?

    • @WheresBillie104
      @WheresBillie104 Рік тому +3

      I don’t think much if any of a gaba supplement gets bast the BBB. Sorry.

    • @jasonwilcox6890
      @jasonwilcox6890 Рік тому +8

      L theanine, CBD, and ashwagandha.😊

    • @bobbypukes605
      @bobbypukes605 Рік тому +8

      What substances are they restricting for us? I'm from the UK, and I've been buying supplements for 16 years. Never had any issues whatsoever. I can buy whatever I like.
      I could, hypothetically, even buy illegal substances and have it delivered to my door, if I chose to risk that.
      This is 2023, not 1995.

    • @terrie817
      @terrie817 Рік тому +6

      If theanine relaxes you the chances are you are high histamine and your body is not neutralising it. Theanine is an untihistamine which acts on the brain. This it helps people sleep, because histamine is stimulating and helps us do things during the day.

    • @amirahkaiser6199
      @amirahkaiser6199 Рік тому +1

      Why can’t you sleep better without it? How old are you?

  • @gladysma308
    @gladysma308 11 місяців тому +11

    26:07 give your body just 5 min to relax, breathing, stretching, yoga, or anything to relax will increase your GABA

  • @bobwenger5205
    @bobwenger5205 Рік тому +106

    Learning about GABA changed my life! @60 years of age. A friend/mentor was looking for a natural way to sleep. When reading about it, she contacted me, because I had told her I always “thought” differently. And that things were bouncing around in my head so fast that I couldn’t grab the thought. She suggested I try it in the morning on a weekend. GABA CHANGED MY LIFE!! I can think without having to work at it. And my wife can tell before me if I don’t supplement in the morning. Based upon my history, I don’t think I ever produced GABA naturally. With supplemental GABA in the morning, I no longer have to “read” other people to know how to act or react. And I have met many people in the last 10 years who have found GABA useful in the same way.

    • @Behappy62
      @Behappy62 Рік тому +5

      Where do you buy this please

    • @bobwenger5205
      @bobwenger5205 Рік тому

      @@Behappy62 Available online or in vitamin shops. The presenter does recommend one with some other supplements. Mine has some magnesium and biotin. Different brands have always worked for me when taken with a good multivitamin.

    • @dragosmagdau7209
      @dragosmagdau7209 Рік тому +3

      Any GABA supplement works?

    • @bobwenger5205
      @bobwenger5205 11 місяців тому

      @@dragosmagdau7209 yes, they have for me. They are different strengths. For my brain connections, 250-500. And to check it out for my thought clearing, I did check on a morning I didn’t need to work to be sure it didn’t make me sleepy instead of clear headed. It also has B6 at 6mg.

    • @bobwenger5205
      @bobwenger5205 11 місяців тому

      So my replies have referenced NOW brand and naturmil.

  • @opencurtin
    @opencurtin Рік тому +19

    Thats why people like to drink as it interacts with Gaba giving you that relaxed feeling but its a double edged sword as you could get addicted to it and end up becoming an alcoholic if you are predisposed to the condition ,

  • @NothingLeave
    @NothingLeave 11 місяців тому +33

    I would like to see Dr. Sherr and Dr. Huberman talk about this together.

    • @Jaymans29
      @Jaymans29 7 місяців тому +5

      I wish I had the 7 hours to listen 😂

    • @helenahandkart1857
      @helenahandkart1857 6 місяців тому +1

      Hubrisman us a dopamine addict. He should know.

    • @gsgacc
      @gsgacc 6 місяців тому

      Fine until he pushed his products, but hey. It's Itjoop. I No

  • @estelhagdorn7455
    @estelhagdorn7455 6 місяців тому +8

    Vitamin B6, Magnesium, breathwork, balance sympathic& parasympathetic system, yoga, exercise

    • @struglrt
      @struglrt 5 місяців тому

      What about it

  • @FoundationForFamilyFreedom
    @FoundationForFamilyFreedom Рік тому +8

    My favorite way to ingest herbs is by microdosing. I feel as though I get the benefits without possible negative side effects. I've had a valerian root/alcohol tincture I've been soaking for 3 years. Its soooooo strong, I'm going to dilute it and ingest some at night before bed.

  • @sabinevera2278
    @sabinevera2278 8 місяців тому +4

    Thanks for this one. So potent and usefully organized. And also, that painting at the end of the table, amazing. Even from this layered distance, it calls for a good long stare.

  • @visionsmagazineonlin
    @visionsmagazineonlin 11 місяців тому +61

    I've been on the kava/valerian combo for my extreme anxiety on work days. I also have ADHD. I've always relied on my herbal knowledge to treat my mental health concerns. I also use 5 Htp and melatonin. You touched on my whole regime.

    • @nvivero17
      @nvivero17 11 місяців тому

      where do you purchase kava?

    • @gardenCity180
      @gardenCity180 11 місяців тому

      KAVA GIRL ...

    • @erin.v.z
      @erin.v.z 11 місяців тому

      How has kava and Valerian helped in your ability to focus? Is it immediate or builds over time? We are searching for a solution and just need to know all the different things to try ASAP.

    • @bowwowrapha7790
      @bowwowrapha7790 11 місяців тому +1

      The 5htp sent me crazy. Binned it.

    • @Mark-ex3fk
      @Mark-ex3fk 10 місяців тому +2

      Also research into Magnesium Glycinate, Taurate, and Threonate.

  • @jeanawalter
    @jeanawalter Рік тому +21

    Ok. I felt like there was something that was purposely excluded...that I should somehow already know for the purposes of avoiding legal problems. What? So where can I find out the "secret"?

    • @Aaron-zk6jn
      @Aaron-zk6jn 7 місяців тому

      I'm going to take a shot in the dark and guess xyrem. Only a guess.

    • @cherrybomb2600
      @cherrybomb2600 4 місяці тому +1

      Psychedelics.

  • @arielcarol3113
    @arielcarol3113 7 місяців тому +2

    My nervous system is a little over activated listening to this brilliant doctor, so I'm stopping for a nice long parasympathetic exhale and meditation!

  • @divinemiss4284
    @divinemiss4284 Рік тому +11

    Thank you Thomas and Dr. Scott for all the great info! God bless you both.

  • @lapetusX
    @lapetusX 10 місяців тому +7

    100% agree gaba agonism is way better for my mental health these antidepressants affecting dopamine and serotonin seemingly do naff all

    • @lohitm
      @lohitm 3 місяці тому

      They work nicely just that they affect few aspects of cognition which is not acceptable

  • @MrTomTomHA
    @MrTomTomHA Рік тому +7

    The ibotenic acid in Amanita Muscaria mushroom has to get decarboxylated and will transform to muscimol which acts as GABA just a little stronger

  • @g-tbotecktrdr7268
    @g-tbotecktrdr7268 11 місяців тому +15

    Im actually on Now brand Gaba with b6 it works wonderfully ...500mg

    • @perfectpeace352
      @perfectpeace352 3 місяці тому +2

      Be careful with b6 toxicity. I didn't know about it until my b6 levels were 4x the normal range.

    • @robinhelmstreit8219
      @robinhelmstreit8219 Місяць тому

      ​@@perfectpeace352I wasn't aware B12 has a toxicity threshold.

    • @perfectpeace352
      @perfectpeace352 Місяць тому

      @@robinhelmstreit8219 b6 does

  • @Paul-hu1ht
    @Paul-hu1ht 8 місяців тому +7

    This is a great demonstration of how correct supplementation can give you such high energy, focus and clarity. Keep drinking your Monster, Prime or other shit and prepare for a life of antidepressant medication, kids. Or, set yourself free and take this on board. It's science, but it ain't rocket science 😅

  • @DivineMisterAdVentures
    @DivineMisterAdVentures 11 місяців тому +6

    32:00 Threading the needle of dopamine and glutamine depletion (as well as his patent compounding chew products) are likely the most direct stress and relaxed control advice possible.

  • @SLI732
    @SLI732 Рік тому +26

    I really enjoyed this interview! I notice that if I only get 3 hours of sleep, my energy levels drop drastically. I need 6 hours minimum to get through the demands of the day.

    • @ladybird491
      @ladybird491 11 місяців тому

      You can take a nap.

    • @johnrhodes3350
      @johnrhodes3350 11 місяців тому +1

      You and nearly everyone else. That is normal. Many require 7 or 8 hours

    • @cherrybomb2600
      @cherrybomb2600 4 місяці тому

      I need ten hours or more of sleep.
      Get what you need.

  • @leonieaugustine7746
    @leonieaugustine7746 3 місяці тому +13

    I'm a 60 yr old wholefood, plant-based vegan and practice mindfulness, meditation and I exercise daily......and I am the happiest, most relaxed, joyful and creative person than I've ever been!🎉❤

  • @CCeasor
    @CCeasor 11 місяців тому +14

    I work in Addiction Recovery and so many of my clients are prescribed Gabapentin which is a GABBA agonist and it makes so much sense now.

    • @dr.scottsherr2517
      @dr.scottsherr2517 11 місяців тому +7

      Gabapentin has a very interesting mechanism of action but it does work to enhance GABA, indeed!

    • @Colin0000
      @Colin0000 10 місяців тому +3

      @dr.scottsherr2517 mirogabalin is the strongest gabapentinoid, made I Japan some years ago. Also phenibut used by Russian astronauts is gabapentinoid I think

    • @marianilsson7616
      @marianilsson7616 9 місяців тому +3

      That gaba is a narcotic… prescribed in addiction recovery!? Insaine

    • @karenedwards3721
      @karenedwards3721 8 місяців тому +5

      Yikes gababenton. No no there is a backfire with that

    • @Anayaleen
      @Anayaleen Місяць тому

      @@marianilsson7616Not every state considers Gabapentin a schedule narcotic

  • @antiprismatic
    @antiprismatic 2 місяці тому +1

    Im glad this 3 hour podcast is condensed to 30 minutes.

  • @steverads8816
    @steverads8816 Рік тому +22

    Would this glycine and nac work for someone who has severe brain fog and memory and cognitive deciline?
    I actually thought/think I have severe ad onset.
    This video has explained exactly how stress can cause turmoil in our brains and body and it starts with digestion problems.
    Only 5y ago I was sharp as a button, but then sadly found out my wife was terminally illl, 4y later she died in my arms, which has of course caused me so much stress, she was my soulmate and we were together since kids.
    20y ago I was a specialist builder and could do so much, I was an out the box thinker and people employed me as a troubleshooter. In the 80s I iQ tested in the 94% range, which is rather strange as I missed much of my schooling between agees of 11-16y🤔

    • @DGP888
      @DGP888 Рік тому

      Yes it will work 💯 and add Omega 3 high in EPA & DHA .. Design’s for health have an omega 3 with 1,600mg. And Eat plenty of Healthy fats and animal proteins

    • @janetryan4612
      @janetryan4612 Рік тому +12

      I'm so sorry for your heartbreaking loss. 💔 I share in enduring many major life stressors concurrently, and it's had a significant impact on my cognitive function. Make sure you have people you can talk to - deep pain needs a witness. I work with a somatic therapist who focuses on trauma responses. Also, research the works of Dr Dale Bredesen and Dr Dan Amen around cognitive health and early interventions. Wishing you peace and good health. 🙏 ❤️

    • @sharonjoan9997
      @sharonjoan9997 Рік тому

      Try nootropics. There are many that help clear the brain. And small amounts of nicotine as per Dave Asprey- have been shown to help with Alzheimer’s

    • @zax1308
      @zax1308 Рік тому +5

      IQ has nothing to do with schooling. In fact maybe your IQ was high because you didnt learn the lies that the rest of us have to unlearn.

    • @szymonbaranowski8184
      @szymonbaranowski8184 Рік тому +1

      read about B1 and kapha

  • @jeniferjohnson374
    @jeniferjohnson374 Рік тому +19

    Great info! But I'm trying to figure out what drug you're bleeping out(I don't mean the f word lol)

    • @justinklenk
      @justinklenk 2 місяці тому

      Mushrooms, I'm thinking.

  • @katherineprice96
    @katherineprice96 Рік тому +17

    Thanks for this! Emphasizes importance of GABA. Great talk!

  • @agaba5500
    @agaba5500 11 місяців тому +3

    scott is the man. he knows so much

  • @erichanson5628
    @erichanson5628 Рік тому +11

    Thank You Dr. Scott Scherr and Thomas! Amazing content!

  • @Pixel3
    @Pixel3 Рік тому +9

    I really like those guest interviews. We need more!

  • @1988aweb
    @1988aweb Рік тому +20

    Just curious, what are they bleeping out?

  • @freesia7632
    @freesia7632 Рік тому +30

    Few drops of lavendar essential oil in bath also boosts gaba

  • @jimn1023
    @jimn1023 7 місяців тому +19

    it's taken me 20 years to discover this. I've worked on serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine. Gaba has been a game changer. Where the hell are the psychiatrists getting their training?

  • @charlotteknutsen7262
    @charlotteknutsen7262 7 місяців тому +2

    Thomas you have some of the very best health information on the internet 😊

  • @susanh171
    @susanh171 Рік тому +7

    Thomas you are also an excellent interviewer as you don't interrupt to ' one up" the guest , you ask questions with the listeners questions in mind... your comments show respect and modesty. I'm glad you have 12-30 min talks as I can't listen to the 1-2 hour interviews . Lover your 12 main habits . I wonder if you have spoken about the benefits of " grounding" and having your feet connect to the earth especially in the morning..personally I've been wondering about a little 3 foot square play box of that pure play sand as real sand feels wonderful to stand in...I wonder if it would help to do that inside the house . Thanks so much for your brilliant explanations .

  • @mballer
    @mballer Рік тому +36

    Why no talk about the gut bacteria that produce GABA?

  • @db6220
    @db6220 Рік тому +11

    Arguably one of the best videos you have put out. ty!!

  • @MBuck-iw7qn
    @MBuck-iw7qn Рік тому +9

    Love this video. This is such interesting information from Dr. Sherr. Thank you for helping us understand more about how our bodies work

  • @abhijitborah
    @abhijitborah 2 місяці тому +1

    Happy to come across this clip. Excellent fast paced interview.

  • @j.fnorfleet1969
    @j.fnorfleet1969 Рік тому +9

    Have this guy back! Good show

  • @oohwha
    @oohwha Рік тому +13

    Wait, so... if your gut health is perfect, your blood-brain barrier works properly... but if you have leaky gut, your blood-brain barrier is vulnerable in some way? This is the first I've EVER heard of this connection (admittedly, I don't do much learning or research related to blood-brain barrier at all)... this seems like something I should have heard about like a MILLION TIMES by now... seems like it would be so, so very important to mental health and emotional/mental overall stability!!! 🧠🧠

    • @MeesterJ
      @MeesterJ Рік тому +1

      It works via the Vagus Nervus

    • @andrewsuttar
      @andrewsuttar Рік тому +3

      Leaky gut just means an increase in toxins, including those pesky neurotoxins, getting into your blood - some of which even get across the blood-brain barrier. Not sure to what extent they damage it, probably somewhat.

    • @brittneyrussell1766
      @brittneyrussell1766 Рік тому +3

      Yes, leaky gut means leaky brain. I learned this years ago so info is out there. You've probably heard of the gut-brain connection at least.

    • @steverads8816
      @steverads8816 Рік тому

      In the UK doctors do not recognise leaky gut, however they will give out ssri drugs 🙄

    • @petyamihova
      @petyamihova Рік тому

      This information is out there for a long time .Maybe just now is your moment to notice it and use it.

  • @c.bastien8437
    @c.bastien8437 Рік тому +9

    You said that glutamine will fix a leaky gut in one month for à 30 yrs old. What about if you re 60 ? Will glutamine fix it even though it takes longer ?

  • @rawvibes2318
    @rawvibes2318 Рік тому +8

    I have suffered from complex ptsd for over 20 years if it is as easy as you are suggesting why the hell am I still living in hell? I haven't felt the emotion of happiness for so long I can't even remember how it feels 😢 and the waves of anxiety, depression every day, stress with no external problems or reason to be stressed 😢 insomnia, insane mood swings and unwanted uncontrollable emotional outbursts for no reason? Just give me a happy pill already...

    • @wrknout
      @wrknout Рік тому +4

      Find Christ!

    • @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq
      @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq Рік тому +4

      Exercise, meditate 10 min 2x a day, put the devices away at night and don’t reach for them first thing in the morning, no more junk food, ultra processed, 85% of grocery store food, cereals, yogurt, etc, all junk. No more soda, especially diet.

    • @nebojsa1976
      @nebojsa1976 11 місяців тому

      Have s.x. As simple at that, but it has to last long like 1.5 hours and guy need to be strong and full of force. I'm not joking.

    • @lesleybrown1583
      @lesleybrown1583 8 місяців тому +3

      @@wrknout YES!!!!!!Our great healer! Jesus is the way the truth and the life!

    • @wrknout
      @wrknout 8 місяців тому +2

      @lesleybrown1583 maybe menopause if not try going carnivore. Lots of doctors on UA-cam are, start with Ken Berry. I have read so many people that heal and come out of depression with this diet. I have never felt better, God bless!

  • @brucemastiff7390
    @brucemastiff7390 11 місяців тому +12

    Tried to check the website out, but gave up after they tried to make me fill out a damn survey to even see the products. Tell me part of your business model is selling information on customers with out telling me. Recockulous.

  • @dudoklasovity2093
    @dudoklasovity2093 11 місяців тому +18

    Such a great conversation! Now I know why my GABA powder did nothing to me (apart from troubles breathing). It's interesting to know that it's glutamate/GABA system that rules our parasympathetic and sympathetic systems, I always thought it was dopamin and serotonin.
    Great to learn something new! For my speedy brain 5-HTP+ashwagandha works great, but the biggest change for the better was when I reduced to half my phone screen time (especially in PM). And I think to do things outdoors is important, sport hobbies +get the vitD from the sunlight. In short, live more like before smartphones were invented.

    • @Sammyli99
      @Sammyli99 11 місяців тому

      GABA made me slower and tired, just ME obviously.

    • @Zett76
      @Zett76 10 місяців тому +1

      @Sammyli99
      That‘s why I take it right before I go to bed… 😁

    • @Sammyli99
      @Sammyli99 10 місяців тому

      gave me funny-fog-heads, sorry I may revisit BUT not ATM...enough going on, I don't need an additional James Herbert book, streets ahead of that King dude. @@Zett76

    • @Rosey_Squirrel
      @Rosey_Squirrel Місяць тому

      Ashwaganda had that effect of me too. Decrease screen time and more time outside, and helped my depression.

  • @mariavanfleet1042
    @mariavanfleet1042 7 місяців тому +3

    My grounding sheets have been a game changer. No more joint pain and sleep like a baby as soon as my head hits the pillow

    • @karenwall8255
      @karenwall8255 2 місяці тому +1

      I've wanted to try these but done want to waste my money...

    • @sophiayem2012
      @sophiayem2012 2 місяці тому

      What brand do you use?

  • @sergiikru24
    @sergiikru24 Рік тому +17

    This dude is so stressing me. I need that gaba right now!

    • @PuppetMasterdaath144
      @PuppetMasterdaath144 8 місяців тому

      yes but it doesn't cross brain barrier so why bother..

    • @broadbandtogod
      @broadbandtogod 7 місяців тому +3

      Beef and chicken contains 4 +/- grams per 100g. Eat food, done.

  • @francnstein69
    @francnstein69 11 місяців тому +5

    I love stuff about neurotransmitters. I'm an addiction counselor and mental health counselor and I do a lot of education on neurotransmitter systems.

    • @TheMeatballsub666
      @TheMeatballsub666 11 місяців тому +3

      Do you have any help for someone that's cold turkeyed off Benzos.

    • @SamanthaSweetAnne
      @SamanthaSweetAnne 11 місяців тому

      ​@@TheMeatballsub666Look into mushrooms.

    • @francnstein69
      @francnstein69 11 місяців тому

      @@TheMeatballsub666 benzos are especially dangerous to detox off of. I remember xanaxs being the worst withdrawals I ever experienced. I really wouldn't know what to recommend. I am not s doctor. If you can't get to detox, maybe try some natural stuff to help you with stress, anxiety, and sleeping. The good news is that once you get through a couple rough days, you just have to focus on not using them again and building life style practices where using them is impractical.

    • @clraffell
      @clraffell 10 місяців тому

      Do you think the products containing cbd, caffeine, nicotine etc. Would be addictive?

    • @francnstein69
      @francnstein69 10 місяців тому +1

      @@clraffell they are addictive but they don't spike dopamine to the extent that typically causes pathological addiction (a severe substance use disorder) including obsession and irrational behavior.

  • @EmergingForward
    @EmergingForward 8 місяців тому +1

    Great title - better than dopamine love it. Appreciate the info in this video - I find I can access amazing feelings through breathwork, apparently similar to DMT.

  • @jjhdtjnnyy7644rledg8ijbnkeeGu
    @jjhdtjnnyy7644rledg8ijbnkeeGu Рік тому +7

    Hey now I know why when I was eating ton of red cabbage I was sleeping like a baby but then I find out about oxalates and I stopped cabbage. I think I'm gonna give it another chance. I m gonna titrate cabbage 😊

    • @renegademystic2771
      @renegademystic2771 Рік тому

      Cabbage is among the lowest in oxalates. Unless you have kidney issues, it will not be a problem.

    • @szymonbaranowski8184
      @szymonbaranowski8184 Рік тому +3

      hahaha
      it's a spiral feels up down or in circle but moves forward eventually
      lemon juice can nullify oxalates
      most of them is internal production
      if you are wegetarian or in dumping cycle not a problem

  • @marygaines1712
    @marygaines1712 8 місяців тому +73

    The strongest neurotransmitter is love.

    • @PuppetMasterdaath144
      @PuppetMasterdaath144 8 місяців тому

      so this is a public admittance of ego being tied into the currency of neurotransmitters

    • @inthem-a-king
      @inthem-a-king 8 місяців тому

    • @trantorthetroll8768
      @trantorthetroll8768 7 місяців тому +3

      No, it isn’t. Love is oxytocin, and dopamine.

    • @hollythomas7582
      @hollythomas7582 7 місяців тому

      Absolutely Love is the fix! I studied under an evangelical teacher who spoke exclusively on love, this couple came from the world all of man must navigate. Despite a miserable marriage I believed love would heal us and spent years longer than my good common sense made for. i.e. looking back i wonder why I didn’t at the least save the 4 kids from the fire burning if not myself! PTSD followed in all 6 of us since then so that I came to believe that I came into the world too early with this love frequency now all over the internet! I’ve been speaking to Visualization and the love frequency forever, well for all of my 63 years! Still really glad I’m still here to witness and experience this amazing quantum shift! So very glad to see Love wins!

    • @cristinarossi7367
      @cristinarossi7367 7 місяців тому

      Oxytocin is not a neuro transmitter, but a molecule. The most important for human love, trust and bonding. Im sure there will be many comments about this.

  • @dollpartz4u
    @dollpartz4u Рік тому +11

    Years ago I remember my mom taking a product called immunotec or immunocal. It had something like Glutathione precursor, whey protein and NAC. It was meant to strengthen immune system and antibodies.
    Reading comments, it’s mentioned to take glynac with gaba. I wonder if all these have the same effect?

    • @darilekron4590
      @darilekron4590 11 місяців тому +7

      Glynac is glycine bound to NAC.
      Both glycine and GABA are inhibitory neurotransmitters (allow your neurons to relax). You can get glycine also from a form of magnesium (Magnesium Glycinate) which is about 90% glycine to 10% magnesium ratio.

    • @dollpartz4u
      @dollpartz4u 10 місяців тому

      @@darilekron4590 thank you for responding 😎

  • @vinaykeesara8273
    @vinaykeesara8273 Рік тому +18

    Hi Thomas
    Do you think it’s possible to make a video on the benefits of Methylene blue. Your host Dr. Scherr is big proponent of methylene blue!!

  • @YogawithIraHoyer
    @YogawithIraHoyer 8 місяців тому +2

    That was a very good summary and at the same time specifics about GABA support

  • @googlespyfranchise9089
    @googlespyfranchise9089 7 місяців тому

    I’ve always known I was super sensitive to MSG.. yet there were all those articles saying it was fine and the worries were blown out of proportion.. yet every time I accidentally ate it I’d get dehydrated and wouldn’t be able to sleep, sometimes it would make my kidneys ache! I’d be able to tell without knowing what had gone into a meal, whether it had MSG in based just on my body’s response. So it wasn’t psychosomatic.
    Finally this video has explained the mechanism, makes perfect sense. I’m sensitive to nervous system strain so an effect on GABA is obvious.
    Thanks for the info. Nice to know I wasn’t imagining things 👍
    Best part of UA-cam is stuff like this.
    So helpful.

  • @victoriarandazzo2462
    @victoriarandazzo2462 Рік тому +13

    These products contain polyethylene glycol. Do your research before you buy. Just because it’s developed by a doctor doesn’t mean that it doesn’t have ingredients in it that can be dangerous.

    • @reonwatching
      @reonwatching Рік тому +2

      You're my kind of woman! 🙂

    • @eggbenedict-gt7mw
      @eggbenedict-gt7mw Рік тому

      It's a medi ine for constipation

    • @Rosina2727
      @Rosina2727 3 місяці тому +1

      haha if its developed by a flaming doctor i bet there are some rubbishy ingredients in them lol.

  • @luckymeyer1014
    @luckymeyer1014 Рік тому +4

    According to Stephenie Seneff glyphosate minmices glycine, glycine is a amino acid needed by the body we cant use glphosate a poison. As well as other glyphosate mimics other AA ....

  • @dianalewandowski7421
    @dianalewandowski7421 10 місяців тому +3

    I can't take a lot of adaptogens because I have hashimotos. I take 5 or 10 grams of l glutamine and it's worked wonders. Ive tried valerian, skullcap, passionflower, you name it. Nothing worked like glutamine...at least for me. Everyone is different. Just a personal observation 😊

  • @SeparationOfChurchAndState
    @SeparationOfChurchAndState 8 місяців тому +2

    Great guest! Great video! Thank you! 🙏🏼

  • @sagatuppercut2960
    @sagatuppercut2960 6 місяців тому +1

    Why wasn't this information promoted to us many years ago? I learn something new daily on UA-cam.

  • @rdance3
    @rdance3 11 місяців тому +30

    I was about to argue the point of GABA supplements working because they do, as he said, if you have leaky brain, which I believe many do. If you want to test this, do the GABA challenge. Take about 3 grams of GABA on a relatively empty stomach. If you have a leaky brain, you will soon find out. For me, it happened in about 20 minutes. When GABA crosses the blood brain barrier, it resets your neurosystem and for about 20 seconds or so, you will become short of breath. If you didn't know to expect it, it would almost be concerning but it leaves as fast as it comes. BTW, I think that demographically speaking GABA does work because I believe that many individuals that suffer from poor health that leads to poor neurotransmitter health also have high levels of inflammation brought on by leaky gut and leaky brain.

    • @rdance3
      @rdance3 11 місяців тому +9

      @@JBaker-lh8pl When enzymes in a given pathway have irregularities or differences in potentitials of the substrate to product ratio, there becomes up/down regulation of the affected enzymes. Imagine a water pressure regulator that is set to maintain 150 psi on the outlet but it is pressently getting 200 psi on the inlet. All of the sudden, the inlet pressure goes to 250psi. In a spit second, the outlet pressure goes up, well above 150psi, until the control valve observes that the process is out of balance. Once this is observed, the control valve closes and pressure control is restored.

    • @HeartFeltGesture
      @HeartFeltGesture 11 місяців тому +4

      Im experimenting with Picamilon, a very interesting compound. Niacin (B3) bonded with GABA, which enables GABA to cross the BBB.
      Picamilon is an ingredient used in the production of the street drug GHB, or "Fantasy", this made Picamilon a Class-B drug by the FDA.
      I had to run the gauntlet and took a chance to bring in a small amount for personal testing. It arrived safely and unopened. As far as effects go.....So far so good. Picamilon is a much safer and effective form of brain GABA (far safer than Phenibut).

    • @anne-louisegoldie
      @anne-louisegoldie 8 місяців тому +3

      Inflammation uses up so much, from neurotransmitters to hormones, mitochondria, and adrenals. People who have autoimmune conditions are so poorly served by standard pharma medicine and don't get enough of what they need. It's a different requirement than for people without chronic inflammation or regular flare ups. In my opinion 😊xx

    • @anguslean4058
      @anguslean4058 4 місяці тому +1

      While Gabba does not brake the blood brain barrier a certain amount will
      A small percentage of
      They are not sure how but feel it’s through the gut brain connection
      Taking a huge amount of Gabba can easily cause that sensation of feeling like your respiratory system is compromised for a few moments
      If you had a leaky gut or leaky brain a small amount of Gabba would cause this problem.

    • @anguslean4058
      @anguslean4058 4 місяці тому

      @@HeartFeltGestureI tried it
      Did nothing
      I even took grams of it
      Did nothing

  • @wildblueworld
    @wildblueworld Рік тому +21

    After lots of reading, balancing the pros and cons (pros prevailed), a couple years ago I decided to try GABA supplement. I don't remember anything about sleeping support, but I trashed the supplement because it was giving me feelings of depression. Terrible experience!

    • @margaretbaker1858
      @margaretbaker1858 11 місяців тому +1

      Gaba...isn't good for some epileptics...but it helps some ...so I don't know what to think..Glutathione is actually safer...glutamate in to high a degree causes anxiety...

    • @StellaM22
      @StellaM22 11 місяців тому +1

      For me its good but then I’m more anxious the next day?

    • @ingridgilbert4917
      @ingridgilbert4917 11 місяців тому +2

      I take it when I have had a fight, it calms me down. I always wondered why it works even though it's not supposed to.

    • @Xerrash
      @Xerrash 11 місяців тому

      @@ingridgilbert4917 You likely have leaky gut if a pure GABA supplement works for you.

  • @brutuspendleton8543
    @brutuspendleton8543 8 місяців тому +2

    This is great man. What a wealth of knowledge.

  • @dorota4123
    @dorota4123 7 місяців тому +2

    Great video! It was pleasant to listen, I was making notes and repeating some fragments few times to not miss anything. Like every single word seems so important, wow.
    Thanks guys! Huge respect for both of you.

  • @ghandidaniel
    @ghandidaniel 10 місяців тому +1

    Thomas i watched you back in 2016, just wanna say you dont look a day older than back then 👏

  • @MrBrianDuga
    @MrBrianDuga Рік тому +12

    Just a warning the Tro Zzz contains polyethylene glycol. You decide if you think it's safe. To me, I don't want to ingest something that's derived from petrochemicals.

    • @kirstenoliver1116
      @kirstenoliver1116 11 місяців тому

      I noticed that too 🧐

    • @ashleypihlcrantz9836
      @ashleypihlcrantz9836 10 місяців тому +2

      Are you sure it's Polyetheline Glycol?(anti freeze) Or polypropylene glycol?- which is used in cough medicine, Embesol tooth numbing medicine, polypropylene glycol is approved by WHO as safe substance to to ingest with no harm, research your chemicals, one's not like the other, I hope this helps, stay safe either way, friend❤

    • @Rosina2727
      @Rosina2727 3 місяці тому

      @@ashleypihlcrantz9836 isnt propylene glycol in the e cigs like vaping?

  • @LC-bb6jd
    @LC-bb6jd Рік тому +11

    How would the MTFR mutation and methylation process attribute to this deficiency?

    • @elizabethwilk9615
      @elizabethwilk9615 8 місяців тому +1

      Thank you for asking. I am also a questioning this.

  • @sebrinadickerson3341
    @sebrinadickerson3341 Рік тому +28

    Why is the glutamine only used on those below 30 for 'leaky gut'? What's the reason for the age cut-off?

    • @brandonyoung4910
      @brandonyoung4910 Рік тому +2

      Could be related to younger individuals healing capabilities verses older populations.

    • @andrewsuttar
      @andrewsuttar Рік тому +4

      It'll just be a statistical average. Several things could affect the gut lining. Liver damage, bial thickening, pesticide accumulation in the gut lining (I'm guessing)... These things have a compounding affect that makes it harder to heal a leaky gut and in general they'd accumulate over time. Hence, you gotta use a multi-pronged approach. TUDCA, Glycine, and then (cycling) Alpha Lipoic Acid (so not every day) is an awesome way to get the liver and bial system working again and detoxing your blood, brain, liver, and gut. Broccoli sprouts for the kidneys (check your MTHFKR gene tho).

    • @sebrinadickerson3341
      @sebrinadickerson3341 Рік тому

      @@brandonyoung4910 Ok. Seems to me it would be on a more individual case/basis, rather than just blanketly excluding an entire segment of population based on arbitrary gauge like age.

    • @brandonyoung4910
      @brandonyoung4910 Рік тому

      @@sebrinadickerson3341thats just how studies and medicine works. blanket statement city lol

    • @mylittlekittens
      @mylittlekittens Рік тому +3

      Cancer risk?

  • @Persepolis8564
    @Persepolis8564 Рік тому +11

    I take Kratom for skeep and it does wonders

    • @Private-wj4nd
      @Private-wj4nd 8 місяців тому +1

      How much do you take? I tried kava and Valyrian root & they didn’t help at all.

    • @Persepolis8564
      @Persepolis8564 8 місяців тому

      @@Private-wj4nd if you have pain pkus Insomnia and need somethinging strong, buy Red Bali kratom. Start small dose,maybe a teaspoon,and work your way up. Red Bali is the strongest for insomnia,so start small

    • @roger8794
      @roger8794 Місяць тому

      watch out kratom can have a strong side effect

  • @1aliveandwell
    @1aliveandwell Рік тому +4

    Tried GABA and got irritable so figured had enuf and BBB was compromised. Valerian, B6 gave me headaches. MSG-BAD. Tried glutamine to heal gut but caused stomach pain(over 40). Figuredhad enuf gaba. Mg is nice limited as can slow HR. Would be nice to have more active mind day(afternoon) and way less at 2am. at least fall asleep quickly. Calming brain- planting seeds, go outside, see, listen....

    • @karaleeann1211
      @karaleeann1211 7 місяців тому

      Try a ketogenic or carnivore diet with short term fasting (24-36hrs) ❤

    • @1aliveandwell
      @1aliveandwell 7 місяців тому

      @@karaleeann1211 , maybe when over 17 body comp., mostly eat meat, greens and some grains to not loose weight.. B1 helps mood!

  • @BaskingInObscurity
    @BaskingInObscurity 11 місяців тому +16

    I ruminate. In addition to being diagnosed autistic, ADHD, bipolar (type 2), and living with CPTSD and lifelong tinnitus. My inner dialogue is hard to shut up once it gets going. I tend to read to sleep, which generally helps. However, some hostile worker in my brain once thought it would be funny to give me nightmares and stressmares to wake me when I need to pee, and the pattern stuck Most of the time, my air filter's white noise and either crickets or rain ASMR calm me okay, drown out the tinnitus. If I find I can not go back to sleep, sometimes I will read again if I can shift focus; but more often these days I just turn on a podcast. Basically, I need cerebral distraction using as few senses as possible. It took years to get used to my CPAP, even the simple nostril strap I use, and I'm mostly used to wearing a lightweight mask to block the ridiculous number of lights we have nowadays. But it's so much crap touching me when I just want my mind and body to take a break from one another.
    I'll discuss GABA with my psychiatrist. We just finished the process of shifting from an SSRI to bupropion and so far, so good, except that I'm still in that early stage off the Duloxetine where I still get the weird withdrawal weird-headedness, which will pass. I've put a lot of energy of late into fine tuning my feeding and meds timing, too, and seem to have had good results, save the sudden mild deficiency in blood cells. Other doctors and I are pursuing answers for that, hopefully will just turn out to be a side effect of now-gone giant kidney stones (calcium oxalates, the ironic dark side of eating lots of veggies).
    But you never know. I went through intensive chemo, a sternotomy with tumor resection, and about 5.5 months of antibiotics over 9 months, 12 years ago, and I'm still discovering ways in which all that f'ed up my body. Gut seems to finally be normal(ish), now. Sleep mostly okay, other than as mentioned above, now that the gut is okay and I've eliminated all the extra sources of chronic inflammation (turns out I must not eat allium, e.g. garlic, sadness), I've (mostly) stopped injuring myself for thinking I could still exert myself the way I could when I was 4, much less 40 (cancer at 42). My life is so… gratuitous with the unnecessary. LOL Small wonder I have such a dark sense of humor; but that kept me in good straits with all my care teams. Attitude matters. And I've seen how much worse it can be for me. Fine, I turn 55 in a few weeks and it no longer feels like aged 20 years in one, just half that. It's a work in progress. Yes, I'm just blithering at this point. :)
    I'm looking at the troscriptions website and will do the rest of my yammering with my psychiatrist and nutritionist. Thanks for the video. As you can see by the flood of alphabet soup, I got me thinking about what I'll tackle next. Replacing my passport and convincing friends in other countries to sponsor me?

    • @ashleypihlcrantz9836
      @ashleypihlcrantz9836 10 місяців тому +5

      God bless you, you tolerant soul of incredible constitution, your struggle is human and very real, I know I fail to reach the exasperating experience you are dealing with, but know I have experienced, not the same but similar-, i get a weird podrome with a weird sonar in my ears, when I'm stressed, it let's me know I'm losing grip, it's the warning I'm going to perceive things that aren't really there-or are they there?I have schizoaffective Disorder ,Major depressive disorder, Adhd, Anxiety PSTD and food insecurity. Know that we are strong because we've HAD to be this strong

    • @vantarpon6849
      @vantarpon6849 8 місяців тому

      Hope you're getting some relief. Funny how we celebrate folks that don't have problems - when there are folks like you (and me) that have to work so much harder playing the hand we were dealt.

    • @Music-gr2wf
      @Music-gr2wf 8 місяців тому

      You also sounds like a possibly COVID/long-covid/Vax sequels...
      Read my other comment and add organic silica/horsetail to the mix.

    • @BaskingInObscurity
      @BaskingInObscurity 8 місяців тому

      @@Music-gr2wfthanks for the suggestion, but everything long predates CoVID, which I never had, anyway. Silica is not something I want to intentionally consume, either. Plain sand would be bad enough; but if it's state has been altered, it will be in one of the hygroscopic forms that do nothing positive to the body and can literally gum it up. It's not a toxin, but there's a reason why all silica EXCEPT that put into supplements, even though it's the same stuff, is labeled do not consume (or inhale, which is quite dangerous).

    • @JolynJessica
      @JolynJessica 5 місяців тому

      like your Humor. 🤣🤣 wish you the best.

  • @visionsmagazineonlin
    @visionsmagazineonlin 11 місяців тому +8

    You are right about relaxing. I work 12 hour night shifts. After 11 years of no breaks because of mean coworkers refusal to relieve me I have aged quicker. I am full of pain. Stiffness...joint pain. Waves of dizziness, lightheadedness and nausea. I am also stressed due to weak bladder. Hard to find someone to watch heart monitors so I can take restroom breaks.

    • @elizabethforsyth3054
      @elizabethforsyth3054 11 місяців тому +7

      ironic you are helping save people's lives while damaging your health... take care

    • @jeffm5682
      @jeffm5682 11 місяців тому +3

      God bless you

    • @fewferfev
      @fewferfev 11 місяців тому +6

      You should really seek help from your hospital employee management people. It's unlawful to treat employees this way.

    • @HalalAffirmationen
      @HalalAffirmationen 11 місяців тому

      ​@@elizabethforsyth3054😅

  • @room2growrose623
    @room2growrose623 Рік тому +3

    This was so timely for me…thank you

  • @claremcbride416
    @claremcbride416 3 місяці тому

    I was fed up with my poor health and decided I needed balance between switching myself off and on.
    I could do both to the extreme.
    Suffering all my life with poor digestion IBS migraines on a biblical scale etc
    Read a few books learnt basic meditation which restored my balance, mostly 🙄😀
    Health improved immensely and continues to do so.
    I also improved diet sleep a little
    All things though were easy to do, part of my past problems were down to doing or not doing everything to the max.
    Feel healthier now than I did years ago.
    Interesting video tnx

  • @rowanstarling3816
    @rowanstarling3816 9 місяців тому +2

    I've been doing a lot of research lately for brain and physical health recovery after getting sober for some with ADHD and this protocol for restoring Gaba deficiency sounds similiar to deficiencies caused by longterm alcohol use. Not exactly, but close. My fiance cant shut hisbrain down at night and has terrible depression. I think this would be beneficial for him. I quit drinking myself over a month ago for weight loss, and started meditating and doing Qigong. I feel wonderful afterward.