Re: Re: Cindy heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

[Guest guest]

Now I am confused. Is NAC okay or not???

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To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 9:51 PM

Subject: Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

 

Hi Tina,

The article I posted from the price foundation, said NAC is not recommended. I

am pasting that part here below. Seems I took that for a short time, not long

term. The ketogenic diet and coconut oil will help detox us, and increase

glutathione as well.

Secondly, an unexpectedly dangerous compound to avoid is N-acetylcysteine (NAC),

a high-priced product heavily recommended by alternative medical doctors and

other health practitioners. NAC is a form of cysteine often recommended as a

more powerful form of the much-needed amino acid L-cysteine or in lieu of

glutathione, an antioxidant that is rarely effective in supplement form.66

Although dozens of journal articles support its short-term use as immunity

booster and detoxifier, evidence is mounting of potential long-term harm. The

NAC form of cysteine conceivably can poison vitalethine, a vital component

needed to activate humoral immunity.67-69

C.

>

> NAC is good to help detox the metals.Hard decision to make,to decide to have

your teeth taken out.I understand though.I suggested it to my friend with

fibro,as she has had lots of fillings.My oldest daughter has a mouthfull of

fillings.She also has much anger issues.I wish I could get her to listen to me.

> http://www.westonaprice.org/environmental-toxins/mad-as-a-hatter

>

> C.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I just know,that when I used that for my son,it seemed to stop his seziures.It

is not high priced at Swanson`s.

Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

 

Hi Tina,

The article I posted from the price foundation, said NAC is not recommended. I

am pasting that part here below. Seems I took that for a short time, not long

term. The ketogenic diet and coconut oil will help detox us, and increase

glutathione as well.

Secondly, an unexpectedly dangerous compound to avoid is N-acetylcysteine (NAC),

a high-priced product heavily recommended by alternative medical doctors and

other health practitioners. NAC is a form of cysteine often recommended as a

more powerful form of the much-needed amino acid L-cysteine or in lieu of

glutathione, an antioxidant that is rarely effective in supplement form.66

Although dozens of journal articles support its short-term use as immunity

booster and detoxifier, evidence is mounting of potential long-term harm. The

NAC form of cysteine conceivably can poison vitalethine, a vital component

needed to activate humoral immunity.67-69

C.

>

> NAC is good to help detox the metals.Hard decision to make,to decide to have

your teeth taken out.I understand though.I suggested it to my friend with

fibro,as she has had lots of fillings.My oldest daughter has a mouthfull of

fillings.She also has much anger issues.I wish I could get her to listen to me.

> http://www.westonaprice.org/environmental-toxins/mad-as-a-hatter

>

> C.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I also know,that many people on my reversingautism group were using it.

Lalama is the one I heard about it from.She travels the world,do autism consults

after healing her own son of autism.She is a homeopath,and uses bio-med to heal

autistic children.Has a yahoo group reversingautism

Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

 

Hi Tina,

The article I posted from the price foundation, said NAC is not recommended. I

am pasting that part here below. Seems I took that for a short time, not long

term. The ketogenic diet and coconut oil will help detox us, and increase

glutathione as well.

Secondly, an unexpectedly dangerous compound to avoid is N-acetylcysteine (NAC),

a high-priced product heavily recommended by alternative medical doctors and

other health practitioners. NAC is a form of cysteine often recommended as a

more powerful form of the much-needed amino acid L-cysteine or in lieu of

glutathione, an antioxidant that is rarely effective in supplement form.66

Although dozens of journal articles support its short-term use as immunity

booster and detoxifier, evidence is mounting of potential long-term harm. The

NAC form of cysteine conceivably can poison vitalethine, a vital component

needed to activate humoral immunity.67-69

C.

>

> NAC is good to help detox the metals.Hard decision to make,to decide to have

your teeth taken out.I understand though.I suggested it to my friend with

fibro,as she has had lots of fillings.My oldest daughter has a mouthfull of

fillings.She also has much anger issues.I wish I could get her to listen to me.

> http://www.westonaprice.org/environmental-toxins/mad-as-a-hatter

>

> C.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for this

We have had an ant problem since we bought our house and we have cats and I get

sick on bug killer sprays and I wont let my husband call a pest company. I am

going to order some and try it out. My cats are indoors and dont have fleas. But

we are feeding a stray so I might try some on him. And I am going to try it

myself my hair keeps falling out since the stroke and then my brain angio and

embolism so maybe it will help it as well

Thank you again

Ciao-

Ange

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To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Mon, February 20, 2012 6:59:11 PM

Subject: Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

Hi, I found some info on it, with some links. Hope this helps.

http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp

c

>

> Hi ,

> I just wanted to thank you for posting the information from the Westin Price

>site. I read the article as my son has autism and heavy metal issues. It does

>mention using food grade Diatomaceous earth for detoxing heavy metals. I

>ordered some from Amazon. It is very cheep. It sounds like a better way than

>using other chelators.

>

> Blessings,

> Margaret

[Guest guest]

Ange,

I use this all the time. I don't use bug sprays, it works. I use

a lot of organic tonics and sprays and DE.

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Monday, February 20, 2012 10:13 PM

Subject: Re: Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

 

Thank you for this

We have had an ant problem since we bought our house and we have cats and I get

sick on bug killer sprays and I wont let my husband call a pest company. I am

going to order some and try it out. My cats are indoors and dont have fleas. But

we are feeding a stray so I might try some on him. And I am going to try it

myself my hair keeps falling out since the stroke and then my brain angio and

embolism so maybe it will help it as well

Thank you again

Ciao-

Ange

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Mon, February 20, 2012 6:59:11 PM

Subject: Re: heavy metals in the news/rice/soy

Hi, I found some info on it, with some links. Hope this helps.

http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp

c

>

> Hi ,

> I just wanted to thank you for posting the information from the Westin Price

>site. I read the article as my son has autism and heavy metal issues. It does

>mention using food grade Diatomaceous earth for detoxing heavy metals. I

>ordered some from Amazon. It is very cheep. It sounds like a better way than

>using other chelators.

>

> Blessings,

> Margaret