5-Hydroxytryptofán (5-HTP)

5-HTP je prekurzorom serotonínu. Serotonín je neurotransmiter, ktorý pôsobí ako anti-depresívum a považuje sa za “hormón šťastia”. 5-HTP je jednoduchý spôsob, ako zvýšiť hladiny serotonínu v mozgu, pretože obchádza mechanizmus obmedzujúci rýchlosť jeho tvorby. Užívatelia žnú buď odmeny alebo riziká vyplývajúce so zvýšeného množstva serotonínu v mozgu.

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retinol, retinal, retinoic acid, tretinoin, beta-karotén

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Obrázok: Freepik

Zhrnutie 

5-HTP je zlúčenina, ktorá sa v mozgu premieňa na serotonín. Serotonín je jedným z hlavných neurotransmiterov podieľajúcich sa na šťastí a potláčajúci depresiu.

5-HTP sa úspešne používa na obnovenie hladín serotonínu u ľudí, ktorí môžu trpieť zníženými hladinami serotonínu (napr. ľudia trpiaci depresiou a ľudia s vysokými hladinami zápalu v tele – typické pri metabolickom syndróme.

Ako užívať

Dávka 5-HTP je v rozmedzí 300-500 mg a užíva sa buď raz denne alebo v rozdelených dávkach. Nižšie dávky môžu byť tiež účinné, aj keď zvyčajne v kombinácii s inými látkami.

Na účely zníženia príjmu potravy sa má 5-HTP užívať spolu s jedlom, pretože zvyšuje pocit sýtosti z príjmu potravy (namiesto znižovania chuti do jedla/hladu).

5-HTP by sa nemal užívať s iným neurologickým liekom, ktorý bol predpísaný na antidepresívne alebo iné kognitívne účely, pokiaľ to nenariadi lekár. Toto je najdôležitejšie pri užívaní SSRI (Selektívne inhibítory spätného vychytávania sérotonínu), kde kombinácia s 5-HTP je potenciálne smrteľná.

Upozornenie

Hoci toxicita serotonínu nebola u ľudí pozorovaná, pri súbežnom požití 5-HTP a antidepresív sa odporúča poradiť sa s lekárom. 5-HTP je nervovo aktívny. Zvýšenie hladiny serotonínu sa prejavuje viac „euforicky“ alebo zvýšením pocitu šťastia, ako stimulačne.

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