Know What Is Pyroluria, Pyrrole Disorder

by Sydney Health Wellness Centre Joanne Kennedy Naturopathy

Certain individuals produce excessive amounts of pyrroles due to genetic mutations as well as oxidative stress and gut permeability. There are different types of pyrroles, however, all are markers of oxidative stress. The pyrroles that are tested in the urine are hydroxyhaemopyrrolin (HPL). HPL are problematic as they bind to important nutrients including Zinc, Vitamin B6, Biotin and Gamma-Linoleic-Acid (GLA).

Deficiencies in zinc and vitamin B6 cause numerous mental health issues including depression, anxiety, poor concentration, brain fog, and low stress tolerance. Other health issues that can occur due to pyrroles include:

Autism
ADHD
Allergies
Food intolerances
Sensitivity to noises, light, smells and touch
Chronic dry skin
Frequent infections (low immunity)
Digestive issues (bloating, pain, nausea, diarrhoea, constipation, poor appetite)
Skin conditions (eczema and acne)
Hormonal conditions (heavy periods, painful periods, irregular periods, PCOS, PMS, infertility)
Build up of oxalates (joint pain, fibromyalgia, recurrent urinary tract infections, bladder pain, vulvodynia, chronic fatigue, gut pain, chronic candida, kidney stones)
Methylation cycle issues

Pyroluria Treatment In Sydney is available in the Sydney CBD and via Skype. Treatment includes identifying the cause of the oxidative stress that is driving the overproduction of pyrroles as well as prescribing nutrients including Zinc, Vitamin B6, Biotin and GLA to correct these nutrient deficiencies. Any gut issues also need to be addressed.

Pyrroles treatment plan Sydney also involves testing for pyrroles which is done via Safe Analytical Laboratories which is considered the gold standard laboratory for pyrroles testing in Australia.

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Pyroluria, also known as pyrroles, kryptopyrroles or Mauve factor, is a biochemical imbalance in the body. Pyrroles are a by-product of haemoglobin breakdown that are excreted in the urine.