Neurotransmitters

Learn more about vitamin B6 toxicity and neurotransmitters through the articles below:

Cortisol Decreases and Serotonin and Dopamine Increase Following Massage Therapy

Role of Central Dopamine in Pain and Analgesia

Depression of Vitamin B6 Levels Due to Dopamine

Dietary Excess of Vitamin B-6 Affects the Concentrations of Amino Acids in the Caudate Nucleus and Serum and the Binding Properties of Serotonin Receptors in the Brain Cortex of Rats 

Role of Vitamin B6 in Neurobiology

Regulation and function of pyridoxal phosphate in CNS

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