L-tyrosine and Selenium

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Thanks Duncan. I am indebted.

Ratan.

 

--- Duncan Crow <duncancrow wrote:

 

> > Correct me if I am wrong guys.

> > Selenium is bio-accumulative. So, it can reach

> toxic

> > level accumulating in the body. At lower level we

> need

> > it.

>

> Toxic selenium accumulation is rare; at a daily dose

> of 3200 mcg for

> a year, the only toxic effect was some curling of

> the fingernails.

>

> Selenium depletes arsenic; to see some of the areas

> that are known to

> contain arsenic, see the map at

> http://codebluewater.com/?key=welcome

> and please note the white areas on th map had

> insufficient data as

> opposed to no arsenic.

>

> Arsenic is associated with increased disease and

> mitochondrial

> disorders including diabetes and cancer, so a little

> extra selenium

> to offset that toxin is more likely to be good for

> you.

>

> Duncan

>

>

>

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