Re: Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

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www.thoughtfulhouse.org/0405-conf-bjepson.htm

Conference Presentations: Jepson, MD

" Can low glutathione create problems with environmental toxicity? Most of

the time ER doctors leave biochemistry to the internists, but glutathione

is important in the emergency room because of Tylenol overdoses. Tylenol is

a very safe molecule unless you take too much. It is metabolized in your

body by glutathione. Our body renders the Tylenol metabolite nontoxic and

then we excrete it. If you have taken too much Tylenol and it overcomes the

store of glutathione in your body, you can no longer metabolize the

Tylenol, it becomes toxic, kills your liver, and then you die. The

treatment for a Tylenol overdose in the ER is to administer a precursor to

glutathione called N Acetyl Cysteine. Tylenol is just one example, but if

you are already low in glutathione it’s going to take a lot less of any

toxin to cause trouble. This makes sense. It explains why our children are

particularly vulnerable to environmental toxicity, even with toxins that

are relatively safe for other people. "

more at webpage

google on

+tylenol+glutathione stores+autism

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#1 - so many cases pain relief is not needed. They are used like candy.

Children don't have to have every little ache and pain taken away.

#2 Motrin isn't good either

None of them are

The right homeopathic remedy will reduce fever and pain

Don't use cooling baths.

http://www.thoughtfulhouse.org/exploring-the-biomedical-issues-of-autism.pdf

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FDN/is_4_7/ai_91155402/pg_10

http://www.mercurylife.com/mercurylife/chelating_out_of_the_darkness/index.h

tml

http://oklachiropractic.com/index.php?name=News & file=article & sid=14

Dangers of Tylenol (Acetaminophen) by Dan , DC

http://www.addl.purdue.edu/newsletters/1998/spring/acet.shtml

Tylenol (Acetaminophen) Toxicosis in Cats (this is about cats but concept

the same)

http://www.lef.org/protocols/appendix/otc_toxicity_01.htm

Acetaminophen and NSAID Toxicity

http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic819.htm

+tylenol+glutathione depletion

google on +tylenol+glutathione

+tylenol+glutathione depletion

>Motrin/ pain & fever or use - Willow bark ( herbal) for headache.

>Cooling baths and cold drinks. If the fever isn't really high - it

>might be best to let the child's system try to fight the infection.

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> In EOHarm , " " <renee@...> wrote:

>>

>> Sheri, What do we tell our bull headed friends who will not heed

>the

>> warnings to used in place of tylenol?

>>

>> I recall, I used it like water. I was in fact kneeling to the

>> tylenol god (oh, did I just write that).

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>> What to use in place of tylenol???????

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>> And, do you have any links to any of the studies you make reference

>> to?

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>> Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

I get sick to my stomach every time I hear what Tylenol does. Our pediatrician told us at my son's very first visit that he would get shots at every well visit to age two and that we should give him a dose of tylenol starting with when he woke up the day of an appointment and continue for 24 hours after the shots. I did that thinking trusting they had my son's best interests at heart. It only made matters worse.

KerrieSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Kerrie,

I did the same thing. We did as we

were told.

Pamela

" Courage is doing

what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're

scared. "

Eddie Rickenbacker,

top US

fighter ace, WWI

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EOHarm

Subject: Re: Re: Tylenol

depletes glutathione

I get sick to my stomach every time I

hear what Tylenol does. Our pediatrician told us at my son's very first visit

that he would get shots at every well visit to age two and that we should give

him a dose of tylenol starting with when he woke up the day of an appointment

and continue for 24 hours after the shots. I did that thinking trusting they

had my son's best interests at heart. It only made matters worse.

Kerrie

See what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

We delayed for 6 mths. We got the regression without using Tylenol. initial

symptoms weren't considered bad enough to require meds. However, he had already

been drugged with merbentyl supposedly for pyloric stenosis [misdiagnosed].

Cautions - not to be used while pregnant, BF or in children under 6 mths! Like

any drugs, it should have had a label, reading not for human or animal

consumption, please dispose with extreme care!

After 96 hrs encephalitic screaming and big fat seizure he was given baby

equiv of valium! God knows what else went into that IV tube over the next week! 

Worse, I was expressing as not permitted to stay in with baby, and the rotten

people gave him formula! After 3 days of maternal tantrums they let me stay in!

Probably have MOTHER FROM HELL all over his files.

Maracuja

From: <carebearandrea@...>

Subject: Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

Vaccinations

Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 6:08 PM

I wonder if they have ever done a study on children who regressed into

autism followint vaccination and the use of tylenol for the " minor "

adverse reactions like fever.

I wonder if there is a corrilation between giving a child tylenol

(which like you said depletes glutathione) after vaccines and then the

child regressing.. ..hmmmm?? ??

ANDREA

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> Numerous studies document that tylenol depletes glutathione, which is

> a crucial ingredient for immunity and for detoxification. Sadly, the

> parents whose kids were having a vaccination reaction and, at doc's

> or nurse's suggestion, gave tylenol were thereby exacerbating adverse

effects.

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[Guest guest]

At 02:08 AM 8/26/2008, you wrote:

>I wonder if they have ever done a study on children who regressed into

>autism followint vaccination and the use of tylenol for the " minor "

>adverse reactions like fever.

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>I wonder if there is a corrilation between giving a child tylenol

>(which like you said depletes glutathione) after vaccines and then the

>child regressing....hmmmm????

>ANDREA

At some point I want to do a survey of as many autistic children as

possible, but especially the few who are autistic but are not vaccinated.

That will be one of the questions I would ask.

I don't think it has even been looked at other than by us.

Sheri

listowner

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> > Numerous studies document that tylenol depletes glutathione, which is

> > a crucial ingredient for immunity and for detoxification. Sadly, the

> > parents whose kids were having a vaccination reaction and, at doc's

> > or nurse's suggestion, gave tylenol were thereby exacerbating adverse

>effects.

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[Guest guest]

A couple of years ago, I ran across a journal article while I was searching

through Medscape that talked about the use of acetaminophen and ibuprofen to

reduce fevers, and how this was affecting child development, because the brain

needs an occasional fever to mature. I didn't bookmark it at the time, which was

a huge mistake, because it seems to have been swallowed into a vortex somewhere.

I can't find it anywhere. Too bad. It was great stuff.

Bronwyn

Wife to Kurt since 5/02

Mom to:

Dorian (7/04)

Faith (2/06)

Quinn (4/08)

and my faithful steed Teo (4/91) since 9/95

[Guest guest]

God Bless you Maracuja ~ you're the mother from Heaven in my eyes!

>From: Maracuja <howdurdago@...>

>Reply-Vaccinations

>Vaccinations

>Subject: Re: Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

>Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:14:45 -0700 (PDT)

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>We delayed for 6 mths. We got the regression without using Tylenol. initial

>symptoms weren't considered bad enough to require meds. However, he had

>already been drugged with merbentyl supposedly for pyloric stenosis

>[misdiagnosed]. Cautions - not to be used while pregnant, BF or in children

>under 6 mths! Like any drugs, it should have had a label, reading not for

>human or animal consumption, please dispose with extreme care!

>After 96 hrs encephalitic screaming and big fat seizure he was given baby

>equiv of valium! God knows what else went into that IV tube over the next

>week!  Worse, I was expressing as not permitted to stay in with baby, and

>the rotten people gave him formula! After 3 days of maternal tantrums they

>let me stay in! Probably have MOTHER FROM HELL all over his files.

>Maracuja

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>Subject: Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

>Vaccinations

>Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 6:08 PM

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>child regressing.. ..hmmmm?? ??

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[Guest guest]

Yes to all of that!!!!

It pays off sometimes.

DS#2 had, " Very polite, articulate 14 yr old, asks intelligent questions but

non-compliant. " The part I loved the best was " non-compliant " . We managed to

have family with him around the clock, but if we hadn't been able to, I know he

would have done the best possible to hold his own.

Maracuja

From: spanishmiss430 <spanishmiss430@...>

Subject: Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

Vaccinations

Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2008, 2:29 PM

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> <<Probably have MOTHER FROM HELL all over his files.

> Maracuja>>

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> Hey, whatever it takes!

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I recently requested a copy of my complete medical file from a

specialist I've been seeing for several years - there were notes all

through it about what a difficult, unrealistic patient I was because I

refused to take certain drugs that were offered and asked about natural

alternatives. Whatever. I'm the consumer - I'm not there to make

doctor's lives easier, they are supposed to be serving our best

interests, not complaning about how we waste their time by being

informed patients.

Melinda C. in Mass.

[Guest guest]

I'd consider it a badge of honor that you got your point across about who's in

charge.

Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

Vaccinations

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> > Hey, whatever it takes!

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> I recently requested a copy of my complete medical file from a

> specialist I've been seeing for several years - there were notes

> all

> through it about what a difficult, unrealistic patient I was

> because I

> refused to take certain drugs that were offered and asked about

> natural

> alternatives. Whatever. I'm the consumer - I'm not there to make

> doctor's lives easier, they are supposed to be serving our best

> interests, not complaning about how we waste their time by being

> informed patients.

>

> Melinda C. in Mass.

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