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Can you feel symptoms of excess glutamatergic activity in the brain? headaches? tinnitus? what are the symptoms beside longterm ie alzheimer's etc?
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Not possible: Short answer: NO There is nothing characteristic about glutamatergic activity in the brain that can be "felt" or is specific for that particular chemical substance in order to distinguish it from anything else that could cause headaches, tinnitus, etc. such as excess serotonin or thyroxine in thyroid storm.
Answered 1/30/2015
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