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JohnBonham
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Is there any legitimate science out there that proves Pyroluria is a real condition? I've heard tons of people say they have it, but couldn't they just be having run-of-the-mill zinc deficiency symptoms because of high aldosterone/diet whatever? I'm especially interested if Dr. Peat has mentioned anything about it. I'm asking because it seems like I've been dealing with symptoms of Zinc Deficiency since I was a child that I've never been able to get rid of completely, I haven't had the same issue with b6 deficiency, though. At least I don't think so.
I know there are labs out there to test for Pyroluria, but I'm sure you could find someone to test if you're part elf or just about goshdarn anything if you look hard enough, and they're pretty expensive as well. I don't like the idea of having to take large doses of zinc and b6 for the rest of my life, even if I do test positive for Pyroluria. I just want to know if it's a real cause of Zinc/B6 deficiency. I'm always wary of these new "trendy" diseases because it seems like people just want to make money off of them, and I'm always left with more questions that answers.
I know there are labs out there to test for Pyroluria, but I'm sure you could find someone to test if you're part elf or just about goshdarn anything if you look hard enough, and they're pretty expensive as well. I don't like the idea of having to take large doses of zinc and b6 for the rest of my life, even if I do test positive for Pyroluria. I just want to know if it's a real cause of Zinc/B6 deficiency. I'm always wary of these new "trendy" diseases because it seems like people just want to make money off of them, and I'm always left with more questions that answers.