Mass Shooting: BREAKING NEWS! Pharma's SECRET: Here is why some kids get psychotic on medications and other don't

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Sheri,
I was identified with a P450 cytochrome deficiency back in the 70's. I was a patient of the late Dr. Atkins of the famous no/low carb ketogenic diet who was always incorporating the latest trendsetting discoveries in orthomolecular and alternative medicine. He sent all my labwork and urinanalysis for what was called a Pangborn analysis. The report came back that I had a metobolic issue with P450 and gave some recommendations using B2 Riboflavin and pyridoxal 5 phosphate, a coenzymated form of B6 along with some other supplements. I recently found this report and starting taking a B complex once again along with a newer from of B1 thiamine called Benfotiamine, which is said to help with advanced glycation due to high blood sugars. I began to feel SO much better and it may even be helping lower my high blood sugars. There is also a Source Naturals sublingual vitamin product with all coenzymated B vitamins
The link you provided has fascinating info as I see lots of scientific research is now available due to gene mapping since the 70's. One of the blog postings mentions an issue with marijuana which leads to a metabolic explanation why I became catonic after using it once in college in conjunction with my own constitutional predispositions and feel I'm losing it when in presence of pot smoke.
The chart in the link also shows many non-psychiatric drugs, like insulin along with broccoli and brussel sprouts in the same P450 isoform inducer, which may give reason why I'm not finding insulin helpful, though I do very well with brussel sprouts.
While I had hoped the unique power of homeopathy would lessen the need to spend time with other disciplines and I would finally be able to throw away all the bags of vitamins and other supplements I still end up with, this is valuable and useful info to become more familiar with beyond implications with violent adolescent behavior and psych drugs.
Thanks for posting this.
Susan