Re: New to Group - B

[Guest guest]

, what is phospholipid exchange? Is it medicine or an alternative

treatment of some sort? Thanks, barb

>

>From what I've read the phospholipid exchange is the only other

> protocol that might be as effective as CSM (I did have one friend

who

> could not tolerate CSM do well on that), but that is far more

> expensive than the CSM

[Guest guest]

Here's an overview from Klinghardt's neurotoxin protocol document

(which is worth a read - the focus is Lyme, but it works also for

mold toxins):

http://www.neuraltherapy.com/NeurotoxinProtocol040406.pdf

" Phospholipid Exchange: Soy derived phospholipids, magnesium, alpha-

lipoic acid and Na-EDTA. This magical mix encourages the " reverse

cholesterol transport " (taking deposits out of endothelium), has a

strong anti-microbial effect and detoxes neurotoxins

including mercury in the cell wall and probably inside the cell as

well. Long term results are dramatic especially in the treatment of

Lyme related heart problems and in treating disturbed

microcirculation of the frontal lobe of the

brain. Phospholipids have a profound synergistic effect with herbs,

facilitating their absorption and distribution into the matrix and

beyond. "

In short, it's an I/V that they use something like Phosphorylated

choline (usually derived from soy) and they often follow with a

glutathione push.

It is typically done by MDs, DOs, etc that are more into alternative

medicine - it's not at all something you can do on your own. I've

avoided it because I'm allergic to soy and don't like needles.

B.

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> , what is phospholipid exchange? Is it medicine or an

alternative

> treatment of some sort? Thanks, barb

>