Noradrenochrome

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Description

Noradrenochrome is an oxidized derivative of Norepinephrine that functions as a Neurotoxin.

Toxic Effects of Noradrenochrome

Nervous System

 Noradrenochrome may block the Synapses of Neurons in the Nervous System.

These Substances may Prevent the Formation of Noradrenochrome

Dinucleotides - Electron Transport System

 Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotides (NAD) converts Noradrenochrome''s precursor - oxidized Norepinephrine - back into active Norepinephrine:

 If NAD deficiency exists, oxidized Norepinephrine is converted to Noradrenochrome.

Vitamins

 Vitamin B3 may retard the formation of Noradrenochrome (via its role as a precursor for the formation of NAD). 

 

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