[Fwd: Re: GLUTATHIONE INFO and NAC additional]

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--- Re: GLUTATHIONE INFO and NAC additional

Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 06:54:33 -0800 (PST)

To: Garnet

I set up some 100% dmso and popped a couple capsules of NAC

in it last

night. Dissolved right off so I put a couple more capsules

in. Same

thing happened but it took longer. I think this is going to

work out.

I plan on doing the same thing with the Vitamin C even

though it will

dissolve in water fine. That way, I can make the base mix

and then add

the DMSO mix to get the percentage that I want. If I want

to up the

DMSO, that can be added in measured amounts by itself.

If something else was used to make the solution (like

Vodka), is there a

way to eliminate the alcohol from the solution and still

maintain the

chemical in the water or remaining fluid? I am just

thinking that it

may not always be good to add DMSO to a mix for other reasons.

*/WILLIAM GREENAMYER /* wrote:

Here is a website you might want to look at. NAC has

a little different spelling for the technical name

here but I am not sure if it is the same or not. Some

of these (like MSM) have several different spellings

for the same exact thing.

http://www.bionational.com/xcart/catalog/Nu-Eyes-p-7.html?OVRAW=cataracts & OVKEY=\

cataract & OVMTC=standard

--- WILLIAM GREENAMYER wrote:

> Here's what the Experts are saying about Glutathione

>

> *

> Glutathione is a substance, the levels of

> which

> in our cells are predictive of how long we will

> live.

> There are very few other factors which are as

> predictive of our life expectancy as is our level of

> cellular glutathione. We literally cannot survive

> without this antioxidant, " - Earl Mindell, R.Ph.,

> Ph.D.

>

>

> *

> Glutathione is a tri-peptide of the amino

> acids

> cysteine, glycine, and glutamic acid. A deficiency

> of

> glutathione can cause hemolysis (destruction of red

> blood cells, leading to anemia) and oxidative

> stress.

> Glutathione is essential in intermediary metabolism

> ... for the detoxification of acetaminophen

> (Tylenol).

> - [PDR Medical Dictionary. Spraycar. 1999]

>

>

> *

> " Without glutathione, other important

> antioxidants such as vitamins C and E cannot do

> their

> job adequately to protect your body against

> disease. "

> - Breakthrough in Cell Defense, Allan Somersall,

> Ph.D., M.D., and Gustavo Bounous, M.D. FRCS©.

>

>

> *

> " No other antioxidant is as important to

> overall

> health as glutathione. It is the regulator and

> regenerator of immune cells and the most valuable

> detoxifying agent in the human body. Low levels are

> associated with hepatic dysfunction, immune

> dysfunction, cardiac disease, premature aging, and

> death. " - The Immune System Cure, Lorna R.

> Vanderhaeghe & J.D. Bouic, Ph.D.

>

> Here is some interesting reading. Not on cataracts

> but on some of the important things this little

> antioxidant does.

>

>

> *

> " As Dr. Lombard points out in his book, " The

> Brain Wellness Plan, " Glutathione is one of the most

> powerful antioxidants in the body. Depressed

> glutathione levels are associated with the increased

> generation of fr'ee radicals found in Parkinson?s

> patients, for example, and contributes to further

> brain cell death. " - Excerpts from the Willner

> Window

> Radio Show: Program aired on 5-3-98

>

>

>

http://www.1whey2health.com/glutathione_antioxidant.htm

>

> http://www.glutathione-report.com/blog/

>

> http://www.glutathione-report.com/issues.htm

>

>

>

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