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21. Vitamin B6 reverses ADHD???
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I don't agree with some of the stuff said in this article, specifically about low serotonin causing impulsive behavior and aggressive actions, no reference and is likely because high androgen / high energy states may be perceived as "aggressive" by mainstream science. `You might say this is bias, I don't think there's any strong conclusions we can take besides it being important to get adequate B6. Also, B6 does increase serotonin slightly, but not to any concerning amount. Keep in mind that despite what any inconclusive research may say, I and many others have seen great improvements from taking measures to lower serotonin.
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