L-serine to replace BMAA

[Peanut42]

Most of you already know this but here goes anyway: Any species of blue-green algae (BMAA B-Methylamino-L-Alanine neurotoxin) mimicks L-serine in the cell, causing cell proteins to misfold & aggregate preventing cell poliferation (multiple,divide,etc). Study in Arizona is giving different dosages of L-serine to see if it will overwhelm BMAA by pushing out/replace/remove it. First, is there a reliable source/supplier for quality L-serine that actually is accomplishing the for mentioned? Second, what is the difference between L-serine and phosphatidylserine? Third, are they the same thing and/or accomplish different things going to different parts of the body?

 

[GregK]

L-serine has been both tried by members of this forum and discussed.

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