Michael Nehls
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first heard Jul 2026
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Orotate is the salt of the orotic acid, and this was formerly known as vitamin B13.
It was 20 years ago, it was recognized as a vitamin until we found out, the researchers found out that the aortic acid is produced by the female breast when they produce milk.
So the breast milk contains the aortic acid.
Actually, it's the Greek word, aortic acid stands for milk.
And it was first discovered only in milk from cows and from other animals.
And it took a while that they realized also humans can produce it.
And then it was said it's not a vitamin anymore because we can produce it.
And it's a key component of nucleic acids.
So if you need this erotic acid to produce new cells, to double, for example, your DNA and when you produce new cells.
So it's very important for your body.
And because it's so important, there are transport systems in your stomach, in your gut,
their transport system over the blood-bane barrier, they try to deliver the aortic acid to the cells that are important for us and particularly nerve cells.
So they produce the aortic acid as a transport system and the lithium can hijack essentially this transport system because it forms a very stable complex.
So lithium orotate is ideal and the scientists from Harvard University actually tested different lithium salts and I was very happy because the book was already out that they concluded lithium orotate is the way to go.
So back to your question, what would I recommend?
I would recommend one milligram of lithium every day in form of lithium orotate.
Yeah, you can go to a drugstore.
In Europe, it's no problem.
In America, it's no problem.
In the United States, in Europe, it is a problem.
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