Guest guest Posted August 10, 2008 Report Share Posted August 10, 2008 cs do you have any amalagams? have you looked at andy cutler's recs on how to detox metals? curious. thx Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 yes i do have amalagams. I spent a year raising my glutathione levels before i went anywhere near coriander. Regards CS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 CS, This is very interesting - especially wrt to your status re. amalgams. Did you suffer similar problems to mine with raising the whey dose? Did you start on a similarly miniscule dose? I've had awful problems with chlorella and I now suspect it's as much because it is less 'clean' in its adsorption of metals as because of an allergy per se. I read, recently, about combining it with digestive enzymes; I wonder if doing that with a well-timed clay dose might work for me in future. The breakthrough, for me, has been that I've been so accustomed to trying one thing at a time and stopping if there are problems, that I never considered combinations with things I'd previously found benign. Now that the blinkers are off I realise that there's actually daylight out there ;-D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 How did you guys raise your glutathione? I don't seem to tolerate b12 that well and have to do mini doses of lots of supps, chlorella and n-ac are awful for me, will not use them. Reading cutler's stuff explains why to me given my detox issues. A, don't you think that using chlorella etc with still having amalagams could bounce the mercury around and make you feel worse or be dangerous? Did you have some emergent thing happen while at the dentist? I am curious how they responded and how you got through it. Some cfids experts say that chelating before or after amalagams too risky given detox limitations....I am not sure what I will do at this point. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2008 Report Share Posted August 12, 2008 I can't answer for CS, but my theory is that once I can tolerate full doses of ImmunoPro (glutathione), it will take care of my amalgam leakages if/when I move on to chlorella, etc. I don't think I'd be tempted to try chlorella again on its own; my previous experience of it was horrible. I, too, tolerate very few supps - but I do use transdermal B12 (and magnesium chloride, plus some internal mag ch.). Bypassing the GI tract, the transdermal method avoids most of the usual problems, I find. NAC is awful for me too - worse than ImmunoPro was before the green clay revelation. But yes, I haven't actually 'raised' (past tense) my glutathione yet; I just have confidence that, with clay, I have the possibility of doing so. I think the key is to listen very carefully to your body - especially the spaced out, malaise feelings (as opposed to digestive grumbles) and pull back or reduce at the first sign of any trouble. There seem to be many differing views about chelating with amalgams; my take on it is that I have to get out of this 'Catch 22' situation somehow - and gluathione seems like the safest way. I'm particularly sensitive to synthetic phenols - as I told the dentist in question. It was a long treatment, during which she checked most things with me - but dinnertime beckoned one evening and she suddenly thrust a lump of pure phenol into a cavity without asking. The truth sunk in when I got home. My reactions, to that point - always delayed by several hours after exposure - had been painful and boring but not life-threatening, so I thought I'd ride it out. The anaphylactic shock happened 20 hours later, whereupon a doctor gave me steroids, despite my husband's insistence that I am equally allergic to them. I had a secondary reaction and long-term effects from that too. Things finally calmed down when the dentist removed the offending temporary filling, but the level of future reactions was set from that point. My faith in medics no longer amounts to much! All the best, A Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2008 Report Share Posted August 12, 2008 yea I would agree those are all key players for me the trick if figuring out the right combination and amount...no small feat!! > > I had an extreme reaction to Whey Protein, so initially i only took a tiny amount daily. > I then built up to adequate scoops. > I didnt go anywhere near chelating heavy metals until?I raised Glutathione levels. > > I am NOW?at a point know where I am 100 % confident I will be better soon. > My journey has taken a twist and I have discovered?MY missing Key to getting better. > Simply put after all the detoxing I needed to get my LYMPHATICS working again, > > > What i did: > > 1)Glutathione/Heavy metals/Liver flush/Pathogens/Methylation/Fibrin/Gut health > 2)Lymphatics Massage/Deep Breathing/Rebounding/cardio/sauna > 3)Fatty acids/Minerals/Mitochondria? > > > > Regards > CS > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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