PS. Try the 'follow this topic' button. Also, allow up to 2 weeks - 10 days seems to be the median.
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THat's still like around 4 g for effective dosage. Around... 10, 1000 mg fish oil tablets just to cover the DHA/EPA.Anyone know how to get 300mg/kg into your system, as one study showed as effective doses?
On what animal? I think we have to convert the dosages first, I think that would be about 50 mg/kg for humans if that dosage was tested on rats.
Posted 28 January 2012 - 09:30 AM
OK, so i've decided to take the plunge and try out the uridine combo!
i just ordered TAU and shall start in maybe 5 days when it arrives.
how much should i start with? 50mg, then raise to 75mg in a couple weeks, then 100mg?
also, i'd like to get this straight:
TAU i should take with food, along with EPA/DHA and vitamin E, right?
but ALCAR or A-GPC (not sure which yet i will use) should be taken on an empty stomach, right? if so, should i still time it so that it's close to the uridine?
I until recently took 2000mg EPA, 1000mg DHA. 4 pills (NOW makes pills with 500/250mg and there might be some even more concentrated ones out there)THat's still like around 4 g for effective dosage. Around... 10, 1000 mg fish oil tablets just to cover the DHA/EPA.
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 01:44 PM
I've had a quick read of the paper, so here are some basic thoughts:
1) The study was carried out on manipulated single-cell populations in petri dishes (the cells come from a human T-cell leukaemia cell-line) so I'm not sure if the results would be very relevant in a whole-body system, or if they could be extrapolated to other cell types e.g. neurons etc...
2) Yes, it seems that both caffeine and nicotine block the uptake of uridine through the two uridine 'transporter channels' (hCNT1, hCNT2) in these cells [see Table 2], but again I don't know if this is important in a whole body setting.
3) This study is 8 years old - a long time in molecular bio-science - and I don't see evidence of any large body of follow-up work to suggest that anyone thought this was important enough to look at in further detail.
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Hey.
My eight day taking Uridine + DHA + Multivitamin + Vitamin E. Unfortunately I can´t report anything positive. All my symptoms (depression, anxiety, memory issues, brain fog, etc.) continue there and I have not experimented any improve. In fact yesterday my symptoms got worse. I was playing a football match in the afternoon (I took the Uridine stack in the morning) and I felt really brain fogged (I don´t know if it has any relationship but the true is that I felt really horrible).
I´m start thinking that I´m one of those "non responders" to any nootropic. Since I began taking nootropics I have tried with no positive results: piracetam, alpha gpc, alcar, ginkgo, gotu kola, bacopa and now this combo (uridine + dha + mutlivitamin + vitamin E).
MrHappy suggested for those that we suffer from depression to avoid Alpha GPC the first days. After one week taking the combo without choline maybe today I should begin with Alpha GPC. Even though, all those new threads in the forum, talking about Choline side effects and the inconveniences of this substance for those with depression or OCD, do not offer me any confidence and I think that maybe Alpha GPC is going to harm instead of improve the Uridine combo.
Today I´m going to order LEF Magnesium L-Threonate. It´s my last attempt with nootropics. If it does not work, maybe I´ll have to satrt thinking in live "permanently" with brain fog, memory issues, anxiety, depression, etc.
Posted 30 January 2012 - 02:45 PM
Justchill - try 200-300mg via normal oral dose for the next week and see if you find it better? I find too much uridine makes me a little too focused. Personally, I save sublingual doses for high-stress/load days. Everyone is different, however!
PS. Try the 'follow this topic' button. Also, allow up to 2 weeks - 10 days seems to be the median.
OK - 5 days of 250-300 mg of sublingual Uridine.
Effects:
- There is a moodlift, you feel OK
- Increased motivation, confidence
- increased concentration
However all very subtle.
This stuff definately influences dopamine, feels a bit like L-tyrosine but different.
Still, I feel there is something wrong with this supp as I feel there is a small come-up and come-down and that is never good.
Mr Happy stated that you would feel its full effects after a week, so we'll report back then.
Cheers!
PS/ Where can I check "direct email notification" here?
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 03:27 AM
Danny - vitamin E is an antioxidant to go with the largish fish oil intake, it's vital for membrane health and there is a citation on page 24 of this thread discussing Fortasyn Connect that is worth reading.. as well as others earlier. Google:
uridine "vitamin e" "longecity"
..for earlier posts.
By fine tuning, I mean ascertaining a useful dosing protocol for yourself. If it's working for you now, stick to it. Play around with the doses if not..
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 08:32 AM
I am quite skeptical whether ongoing melatonin supplementation is healthy
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Effect of uridine of presynaptic NMDA and kainate receptor of rat brain cortex
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine (March 2008), 145 (3), pg. 320-322
It was demonstrated that uridine affects presynaptic NMDA and kainite receptors of rat brain cortex. Uridine considerably inhibited 45Ca2+ uptake into synaptoneurosomes (IC50=7.1×10−12 M) under conditions NMDA stimulation and increased it under conditions AMPA stimulation (157.8%).
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