Neurotransmitters : Acetyl choline | Cholinergic pathways in the brain

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Greetings, I'm exposed to a specific organophosphate at work that can cause "irreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase" and I believe may be at least contributing to some issues I'm having. All these studies about this organophosphate mention "irreversible inhibition of acetycholinesterase" but none of them describe what is meant by "irreversible". Does your body make a finite supply of this enzyme? For example, if this enzyme becomes a new AChe-Organophosphate molecule, are you out of luck in producing new enzyme that is not affected? I'm also wondering if the body can clear this compromised molecule. While it's a big topic in my industry right now, it's not well known outside the industry and it's tough to get help. I'm also trying to help some of my coworkers who have been affected more than me and are extremely unwell and having trouble getting help. It's not about going after anyone and placing blame, but about figuring out how to get better and providing helpful information to our healthcare providers. Any information is helpful

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There are reversible and irreversible classes of organophosphates, but if they are irreversible class, the leading science indicates ketones boost mitochondrial function and repair cells and restore neural transmitters (check out brain energy theory), mushrooms like lionsmane can aid, and worth throwing in Cacao increases stem cell production which can aid the former 2. Keep digging, leverage AI, remove exposure (it is a nerve agent), and consider functional medicine, and ND's to expand your diagnosis and treatment options! Best of luck

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