Tryptophan and Autoimmune Disease

In a previous post, it was mentioned regarding tryptophan catabolism and its connection with severe disease such as Lyme disease.

I wish to delve further into this “tryptophan metabolism/catabolism” connection.

The following are some excellent scholarly articles pertaining to it. They address its connection to such things as autoimmune diseases, cancer, and MS.

For additional reading, please view:
Implications of Interferon-Induced Tryptophan Catabolism in Cancer, Autoimmune Diseases and AIDS
Altered Tryptophan Metabolism Is Associated with Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis Risk and Course (fyi – this resource mentions that salt may have an influence in disease onset and course)

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