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DYRK1A, which may have an affect on the thyroid. While thyroxinesupplementation (such as Synthroid) is increasingly being advised forthose with DS, this treatment may have both positive and negativeeffects. Nutritional support for hypothyroidism offers some of the samebenefits as drug therapy but without the likely negative long-termeffects. Early 20th century practitioners used bovine glandulars forthose with DS children, which were believed to help support thyroidfunction. Some doctors in more recent times have also included iodine,l-tyrosine, selenium, and zinc. As nutrition for those with DS has beensafely used by some practitioners for many decades, it is suggestedthat nutritional thyroid support, and not necessarily thyroxine, shouldbe considered for use as a first line treatment for those with trisomy21. This paper also hypothesizes that nutritional interventions begunprenatally by the mother, may possibly also be of benefit. R. Bouillon, Thyroid hormones, iodine and antithyroid drugs, In: M.N.G. Dukes andL. Beeley, Editor(s), Side Effects of Drugs Annual, Elsevier, 1986,Volume 10, Pages 366-371, ISSN 0378-6080, ISBN 9780444904515,10.1016/S0378-6080(86)80048-4. , Index of synonyms, In: M.N.G.Dukes and J. Elis, Editor(s), Side Effects of Drugs Annual, Elsevier,1983, Volume 7, Pages 485-490, ISSN 0378-6080, ISBN9780444902795, 10.1016/S0378-6080(83)80058-0. R. Bouillon, Thyroid and antithyroid drugs, In: M.N.G. Dukes and L. Beeley,Editor(s), Side Effects of Drugs Annual, Elsevier, 1988, Volume 12,Pages 353-357, ISSN 0378-6080, ISBN 9780444904911,10.1016/S0378-6080(88)80108-9. R. Bouillon, Thyroid and antithyroiddrugs, In: M.N.G. Dukes and J. Elis, Editor(s), Side Effects of DrugsAnnual, Elsevier, 1983, Volume 7, Pages 397-402, ISSN 0378-6080,ISBN 9780444902795, 10.1016/S0378-6080(83)80048-8. James CEisenach, Richard L Rauck, Regina Curry, Intrathecal, but notintravenous adenosine reduces allodynia in patients with neuropathicpain, Pain, Volume 105, Issues 1-2, September 2003, Pages 65-70,ISSN 0304-3959, 10.1016/S0304-3959(03)00158-1. Abstract:Intrathecal adenosine reduces allodynia from intradermal capsaicin inhuman volunteers, and reduces hypersensitivity to mechanical stimuliin animals with nerve injury. Although both intrathecal and intravenousadenosine have been reported to relieve pain in patients withneuropathic pain, there are no controlled trials of this therapy. In orderto determine the effect of adenosine, seven patients with chronicneuropathic pain and stable areas of mechanical hyperalgesia and
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