L-glutathione cream and difficulty focussing/loose stools

[Guest guest]

My son just started a L-glutathione cream before we start the oral

chelators and he is having some loose stools and is having increased

difficulty focussing, he already has major issues with

hyperactivity/stimming/focus, but it is worse. Is this a normal

negative/positive side-effect? Thanks.

[Guest guest]

I have noted a certain number of children cannot

handle glutathione in direct form orally,

transdermally, or in precursors. It is not clear why

since we know all our kids are deficient in

glutathione. And sometimes the kids who cannot

tolerate the transdermals do fine with the IV's! I

would stop the cream for a few days until the symptoms

subside and then use just a tiny amount and slowly

work up per tolerance. This works for some kids, not

all. Dr. JM

--- Pat DiSalvo wrote:

> My son just started a L-glutathione cream before we

> start the oral

> chelators and he is having some loose stools and is

> having increased

> difficulty focussing, he already has major issues

> with

> hyperactivity/stimming/focus, but it is worse. Is

> this a normal

> negative/positive side-effect? Thanks.

>

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter is one of those that could not tolerate it in any form....we tried

them all with the exception of IV. Once we stopped giving it the symptoms

stopped too. Good luck.

JAQUELYN MCCANDLESS wrote: I have noted a

certain number of children cannot

handle glutathione in direct form orally,

transdermally, or in precursors. It is not clear why

since we know all our kids are deficient in

glutathione. And sometimes the kids who cannot

tolerate the transdermals do fine with the IV's! I

would stop the cream for a few days until the symptoms

subside and then use just a tiny amount and slowly

work up per tolerance. This works for some kids, not

all. Dr. JM

--- Pat DiSalvo wrote:

> My son just started a L-glutathione cream before we

> start the oral

> chelators and he is having some loose stools and is

> having increased

> difficulty focussing, he already has major issues

> with

> hyperactivity/stimming/focus, but it is worse. Is

> this a normal

> negative/positive side-effect? Thanks.

>

>

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