Where in Sydney NSW Australia can I get diagnosis and treatment for Pyrrole Disorder?

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Pyrrole disorder explaination: A common feature of many behavioral and emotional disorders is pyroluria, detectable as a purple (on testing paper) metabolite in urine called "the mauve factor." Pyroluria is an inborn error of pyrrole chemistry, which results in a dramatic deficiency of zinc, vitamin B-6, and arachidonic acid (an omega-6 fatty acid). As noted earlier, certain pyrroles called kryptopyrroles (literally, "hidden pyrroles") bind with B-6, then zinc to deplete the body’s supply. Common symptoms include explosive temper, mood swings, poor short-term memory, and frequent infections. These patients are easily identified by their inability to tan, poor dream recall, abnormal fat distribution, and sensitivity to light and sound. The decisive laboratory test is analysis for kryptopyrroles (the "mauve factor") in urine. Treatment centers on zinc and B-6 supplements together with omega-6 essential fatty acids.