Re: tylenol depletes glutathione

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hi.. my son's glutathione level was in the normal range when first tested at age 3.. does this mean.. he had a good ability to detox but not enough? as he did not have the symptoms of toe walking.. screaming... rocking or flapping.. ect... mainly language and he had diahrrea.. mystery rashes.. ect... LiaSee what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

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).

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

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

to?

Thanks.

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> hi.. my son's glutathione level was in the normal range when first

tested at

> age 3.. does this mean.. he had a good ability to detox but not

enough? as he

> did not have the symptoms of toe walking.. screaming... rocking or

> flapping.. ect... mainly language and he had diahrrea.. mystery

rashes.. ect... Lia

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's free at

http://www.aol.com.

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[Guest guest]

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.

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).

>

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

>

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

> to?

>

> Thanks.

>

>

> >

> > hi.. my son's glutathione level was in the normal range when

first

> tested at

> > age 3.. does this mean.. he had a good ability to detox but not

> enough? as he

> > did not have the symptoms of toe walking.. screaming... rocking

or

> > flapping.. ect... mainly language and he had diahrrea.. mystery

> rashes.. ect... Lia

> >

> >

> >

> > ************************************** See what's free at

> http://www.aol.com.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My husband is allergic to tylenol. Which is weird because we've been

told that there's no such thing as a tylenol allergy, but he tells all

of his doctors not to prescribe him anything with tylenol anyway

because if he takes it, his lips and tongue break out in red blisters.

Once, when he was in the hospital for complications of his

colitis/crohns, he was given tylenol containing pain killers, not once

but twice, after he told them he couldn't tolerate them.

[Guest guest]

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.

>

[Guest guest]

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

Maracuja>>

Hey, whatever it takes!

[Guest guest]

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

> Maracuja>>

>

> Hey, whatever it takes!

>

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.