Lithium Inhibits Glycos and Synthes Kinas, Affecting All Cells

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Dr. Jon Berner's discussion in the Longevity & Aging Series, Aging-US, October 23, 2024.

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“Lithium is a glycos and synthes kinas inhibitor that...”

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Dr. Jon Berner explains how lithium, as a glycos and synthes kinas inhibitor, affects cellular metabolism and has profound effects on bipolar disorder. It influences metabolism, not just cell surfaces.

  • Goal: Understanding lithium's metabolic impact on neuropsychiatric conditions.
  • Proof: Lithium's inhibition of glycos and synthes kinas affects every cell, providing significant results in treating bipolar disorder.
  • Nuances:
    • Lithium affects all cells in the body.
    • It has a powerful effect on classical bipolar patients.
  • Impact on Life: Lithium can significantly stabilize mood swings in bipolar patients, potentially improving quality of life.

Investments

  • Price: $10-20 per month, depending on dosage and brand.
  • Time: Daily intake, results may vary per individual.
  • Effort: Requires monitoring for side effects and regular dosage adjustments.

Risks

Potential side effects include thyroid dysfunction, kidney issues, and dehydration. Regular monitoring is essential.

Alternatives

  • Valproic acid as another mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder
  • Psychotherapy and lifestyle modifications

Get Started 🚀

  • Consult with a psychiatrist for a prescription.
  • Start with a low dose to monitor side effects.
  • Regular blood tests for lithium levels.
  • Report any side effects to your healthcare provider.

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