HPL IMPACT
The Impact of HPL
HPL is harmless when circulating in the body. It binds with Vitamin B6 and Zinc, causing them to be depleted faster and preventing the use of these essential nutrients in the brain and body. If the body has high HPL levels, this compound will be present in urine, indicating both vitamin B6 and zinc deficiency. Long-term insufficiency of these essential nutrients may affect the nervous system and brain tissue. Heightened HPL excretion is classically associated with emotional stress, which is also associated with oxidative stress.
A high incidence of this is demonstrated in autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, Asperger, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, alcoholism, Down syndrome, and is also associated with violent or criminal behavior and substance abuse.
sentiment_stressed
Depression and anxiety
psychology
Poor tolerance of physical and emotional stress, poor anger control
mood
Emotional mood swings
memory
Poor short term memory
hearing
Sensitivity to light and sound and tactile sensitivities
neurology
Inability to think clearly
health_and_safety
Problems with sugar metabolism and allergies