Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Hi Bent, I got Cutler's book about a week ago and from reading it I guessed that I was having problems with liver phase II detox. I have been having really severe allergic attacks to fairly ordinary environmental chemicals, hot baths, EDTA chelation, etc.. I developed gallstones immediately after the filing removals which poisoned me, so I knew my liver had been taking a hit from the mercury. My copper is also high. After reading Cutler's book I started taking SAMe, NAC, Glycine, Taurine, and Molybdenum. I have also been drinkings lots of flax oil. After feeling really terrible for 6 weeks (1-4 out of 10), within an hour of doing this I felt almost well (8 out of 10), and have since then. I would suggest you take a look at the sections on liver phases and these supplements in Cutler's book. I don't know where you are, but I look for supplements in Froogle, Googles online shopping site. Good luck, and hope you are feeling better. Dave --- bent_hj bent_hj@...> wrote: > Can someone help mee where to by glycine and taurine > at the internet? > If there someone who have tried it and can tell mee > if taurine and > glycine help or not? > > I have high copper and abnormal minerals at the DDI > hair elements > test. My liver an bile are not 100% " in good shape " . > > Do I have to " help " the liver before starting > chelating? > Today I only take milk tistle to help the liver > > Bent Jørgensen > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 Cutler says be careful with the taurine - some have too much and some too little, and it can make you better or worse. So maybe start slowly. Dave --- bent_hj bent_hj@...> wrote: > Can someone help mee where to by glycine and taurine > at the internet? > If there someone who have tried it and can tell mee > if taurine and > glycine help or not? > > I have high copper and abnormal minerals at the DDI > hair elements > test. My liver an bile are not 100% " in good shape " . > > Do I have to " help " the liver before starting > chelating? > Today I only take milk tistle to help the liver > > Bent Jørgensen > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 > > > Can someone help mee where to by glycine and taurine > > at the internet? > > If there someone who have tried it and can tell mee > > if taurine and > > glycine help or not? > > > > I have high copper and abnormal minerals at the DDI > > hair elements > > test. My liver an bile are not 100% " in good shape " . > > > > Do I have to " help " the liver before starting > > chelating? > > Today I only take milk tistle to help the liver > > > > Bent Jørgensen > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2007 Report Share Posted February 10, 2007 > > Can someone help mee where to by glycine and taurine at the internet? http://www.iherb.com/store/ProductsList.aspx?c=Herbs&cid=l_glycine http://www.iherb.com/store/ProductsList.aspx?c=Herbs&cid=taurine > If there someone who have tried it and can tell mee if taurine and > glycine help or not? > I have been taking both. I take the taurine because I seem to lose Mg readily and taurine might (seems to) help with that. I take glycine for liver support and as one of the amino acid precursors to glutathione. > I have high copper See Andy's " Hair Test Interpretation " book for the quantities of supplements to bring copper levels down. > and abnormal minerals at the DDI hair elements > test. My liver an bile are not 100% " in good shape " . > Do I have to " help " the liver before starting chelating? I think that it would be a good idea to help the liver before starting chelating. > Today I only take milk tistle to help the liver > Many of the basic supplements on Andy's list will help the liver as well as other organs. It would good to be on the basic supplements for about a month before starting chelation imo. For the liver pay close attention to getting a good balance of fats. Eliminate processed vegetable oils and margarines from your diet. Avoid fried foods. Try to get a good balance of fresh naturally occuring fats - like those in extra virgin olive oil, seeds, nuts, avocado, coconut, lean meats, low mercury fish, and add 1-2 T flax oil +/or fish oil. Minerals are important for the liver. B vitamins are especially important for the liver. Andy suggests taking B50 or B 100 complex divided over 4x per day. You may want to add extra B1, B6, B12 and folic acid. Eat organic whenever you can, avoid processed foods, and avoid chemicals. J > Bent Jørgensen > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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