Glutathione

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam

Thanks for your feedback.

The more I read about it, the more I don't

think it woud help.

IN effect, I have received more negative feedbacks

from others who have tried it.

Kooky

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> > Has anybody tried Glutathione? If so, was it IV, capsules, or transdermal

patches, sublingual? Where there any reactions? I am really interested but

need to hear from others.

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> > Thnx

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> > Kooky

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kooky,

Just thought I'd add our experience with oral glutathione pleolyposome; it is a

very positive one. We keep the dose very low (1 ml per child per day on an empty

stomach) and although we are seeing some emotional reactions, they are baerable.

No diarrhea, and lots of gains (attention, social skills, playing etc.) with

both my daughters. We are doing the vitamin K protocol however, and I think it

is specifically helpful with this protocol. Good luck with your decision,

Renate

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From: furstc0404 <furstc0404@...>

Sent: Fri, January 1, 2010 6:13:00 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Glutathione

 

Hi Pam

Thanks for your feedback.

The more I read about it, the more I don't

think it woud help.

IN effect, I have received more negative feedbacks

from others who have tried it.

Kooky

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> >

> >

> > Has anybody tried Glutathione? If so, was it IV, capsules, or transdermal

patches, sublingual? Where there any reactions? I am really interested but need

to hear from others.

> >

> > Thnx

> >

> > Kooky

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[Guest guest]

For us, it is mixed result. TD Glutathione helped and oral Lipo was not

tolerated well.

I'd say try it to see if it helps, otherwise stop. Just lookout for yeast.

HTH,

Ragha

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> > > Has anybody tried Glutathione? If so, was it IV, capsules, or transdermal

patches, sublingual? Where there any reactions? I am really interested but

need to hear from others.

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> > > Thnx

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> > > Kooky

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[Guest guest]

Does anyone in the group have their child on glutathione? If so is it a

capsule or cream? And did you see any differences in your child?

Thanks so much

Lori

[Guest guest]

does not do glut.

Cheryl

~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com

~@midian42~

On Apr 28, 2010, at 6:40 AM, Lori wrote:

> Does anyone in the group have their child on glutathione? If so is it a

> capsule or cream? And did you see any differences in your child?

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> Thanks so much

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> Lori

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[Guest guest]

Yes! I just ordered this too after le directed me to her doctor's book and

read about it. Ive tried the suppositories but prefer something less invasive

lol. Is the liquid working for you ?

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> From: laceyinbh <laceyinbh@... <mailto:laceyinbh%40> >

> Subject: [ ] Inflamation...

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> Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 6:09 PM

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> I've been on IV Rocephin and Tim's formulas for just over six

> weeks, but after slowly increasing the dose last week I

> started having acute pain in my jaw, feet, hips and joint

> swelling in my hands, plus fever daily....has anyone had a

> similar reaction??? Isn't the protocol anti-inflammatory???

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> Please share your advice:)

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[Guest guest]

Yes, I feel it is a positive addition. Even my dentist recommended the

liposomal before and after my tooth extraction. I also use the glutathione

patches alternating with the (looked up spelling) Carnosin ones.

How do we ever know other than we either feel pretty good or we feel pretty

bad. Sometimes when I " feel pretty bad " I have no flippin idea what I've

done. It could be I exercised too long....or not enough; taken a sauna;

rubbed coconut oil on my lips; or some unknown factor from 4 weeks ago. How

do we know with so many variables? Some days if I have a small piece of

organic white cheddar, I'm doubled over; others I can start my morning with

a jug of espresso and be fine.

Have you started the glut yet?

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of MG

Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2010 12:22 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] glutathione

Yes! I just ordered this too after le directed me to her doctor's book

and read about it. Ive tried the suppositories but prefer something less

invasive lol. Is the liquid working for you ?

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> From: laceyinbh <laceyinbh@... <mailto:laceyinbh%40>

<mailto:laceyinbh%40> >

> Subject: [ ] Inflamation...

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> Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 6:09 PM

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>

> I've been on IV Rocephin and Tim's formulas for just over six

> weeks, but after slowly increasing the dose last week I

> started having acute pain in my jaw, feet, hips and joint

> swelling in my hands, plus fever daily....has anyone had a

> similar reaction??? Isn't the protocol anti-inflammatory???

>

> Please share your advice:)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes and it is a blessing addition!!! Our bodies constantly wax and wayne with no

rhyme or reason. It is part of the Healing Crisis and pathway to getting well. I

just learned to roll with it as long as I am functional to work which takes a

lot of meditation work, but it works for me. xoxo

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> From: laceyinbh <laceyinbh@... <mailto:laceyinbh%40>

<mailto:laceyinbh%40> >

> Subject: [ ] Inflamation...

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> Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 6:09 PM

>

>

> I've been on IV Rocephin and Tim's formulas for just over six

> weeks, but after slowly increasing the dose last week I

> started having acute pain in my jaw, feet, hips and joint

> swelling in my hands, plus fever daily....has anyone had a

> similar reaction??? Isn't the protocol anti-inflammatory???

>

> Please share your advice:)

>

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