Charts 34-1 · 34-2 · 12 min
The glutamine cascade
A read of this page, with the plate.



Glutamine to glutamate. Oat as a named door. Fluoride, MSG, aspartame as named loads. Cocaine and amphetamines as named bottles you do not unwrite. Glutamate: energetic, clear, short-term memory as a picture. Then glutamate decarboxylase to GABA — P-5-P as the cofactor, germanium as a name on this fork. GABA quiets glutamate’s fire. It does not regulate acetylcholine. Alcohol belongs on the receptor as literacy. ‘Prevents hyperactivity,’ ‘prevents ADD’: held. ADD belongs with a physician. From glutamate you can also make proline. Collagen. Bone. Course 16 already covered oat. Sucrase as a named door can mimic the rev. You resolve the door.
Practice
Walk glutamine to GABA and to proline. Ask oat. Leave germanium as a name.
Check
GABA on this hour:
- Calms acetylcholine / regulates ACh
- Quiets glutamate’s fire — does not regulate acetylcholine ✓
- A dose you write that prevents ADD
That's the work.
P-5-P on this hour:
- Never named
- The decarboxylase cofactor — named here, walked next hour ✓
- Only germanium
That's the work.
Germanium:
- Named over both forks
- A name on the GABA fork, not on proline ✓
- A dose you write
That's the work.
Oat:
- A harvest you baptize
- A named door on glutamine to glutamate ✓
- Fluoride you scoop
That's the work.
ADD:
- Prevented by GABA you dose
- A physician — ‘prevents hyperactivity’ is held ✓
- Germanium
That's the work.
Proline from glutamate:
- Germanium again on this hour
- The next hour’s collagen — named as a door ✓
- ACh
That's the work.
MSG, fluoride:
- Milligrams
- Named loads ✓
- ACh regulators
That's the work.
Alcohol on the receptor:
- A protocol
- Literacy ✓
- GABA you dose
That's the work.
A child who will not sit:
- You prescribe GABA
- You stop ✓
- Germanium
That's the work.
You do not write a dose from this practice because:
- The quiet is named ✓
- A blood titer is a doctor's number
- Course 30 said so
That's the work.