Question 1

how does the acetylcholine affect the blood vessels?

Accepted Answer

ACH effect on BV: M3 muscarinic ach receptors are located in smooth muscles of blood vessels.  Because they're gq-coupled & mediate increase in intracellular calcium, they typically cause contraction of smooth muscle (as in bronchi). But activation of m3 on vascular endothelial cells causes increased synthesis of nitric oxide, which diffuses to adjacent vascular smooth muscle cells and causes their relaxation.

Question 2

does acetylcholine have anything to do with how vision works?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in a way.: Acetylcholine transmits signals from nerves to muscles, such as those that control the pupil size and the focusing power.  When these muscles are activated, the pupil will get smaller and the focusing muscles will contract, enabling the eye to see up close, as for reading.  These two actions can also normally occur separately.  Acetylcholine is sometimes used during eye surgery.

Question 3

how do you know if you have too much acetylcholine and dopamine?

Accepted Answer

Z mood and low blood: Your blood pressure is low, but you go to the bathroom too much or have diarrhea, have blurry vision, and are overly happy. This combination, cannot happen in the real clinical world. You cannot have too much dopamine acetylcholine at the same time.

Question 4

is bystolic (nebivolol) work to reduce acetylcholine?

Accepted Answer

Bysystolic: No it is a beta blocker and blocker beta receptors.

Question 5

how can i treat acetylcholine deficiency without medicine?

Accepted Answer

See physician: I'm not sure what you mean by this deficiency, and don't know about alternative treatments.  This site is intended mostly for main stream physicians.
I believe you should consult with your primary care physician, review whatever symptoms you believe are related to this, get the appropriate lab tests, and develop an accurate diagnosis first.

Question 6

what are the symptoms of having too much acetylcholine? is insomnia one of them?

Accepted Answer

Parasympathetic exce: diarrhea, constricted pupils, low heart rate and blood pressure, erectille dysfunction, fatigue.  There is no known condition that causes parasympathetic excess

Question 7

what's the relationship btw serotonin and acetylcholine?

Accepted Answer

Each are: Neurotransmitters that have special complex responsibilities in the nervous system. Both are made in the body. Acetylcholine is made from the metabolism of glucose and is the major neurotransmitter of the autonomic nervous system . Serotonin has much to do with moods and emotions.

Question 8

will acetylcholine raise cardiac output?

Accepted Answer

Not expected to: Acetylcholine (parasympathetic nervous system) should have the opposite effect from Epinephrine (sympathetic nervous system) and therefore should slow the heart rate and decrease the force of contraction of the heart. Both effects would tend to lower the cardiac output (stroke volume times the heart rate). The stroke volume is the amount of blood ejected with each heart beat.

Question 9

what are acetylcholine receptor antagonists and what are they used for?

Accepted Answer

Neuromusculat ransmi: Acetylcholine is an import neuromuscular transmitter that controls muscle functions and bodily and organ movements inside. So using antagonists can block these processes and cause trouble especially with the function of our smooth muscles of the bowel(constipation)bladder(urine retention) and eyes(blurred vision).

Question 10

how do i increase acetylcholine, dopamine and serotonin levels naturally?

Accepted Answer

Dopamine: Acetylcholine with lecithin. Seroptonin with 5 hydoxy tryptophane and Dopamine with l-tyrosine.
Getting the right amount to do you any good is tricky and can cause side effects. Check out www.Neuroassist.Com.

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