Way of lowering high cysteine?

[Guest guest]

Just a thought, and I have *no idea* if this works or makes any sense, but here

goes.

In AI, Andy says if you are low glutathione, you can raise it by taking the

precursors in this ratio:

4 parts NAC to 2 parts glutamine to 1 part glycine.

Now, if you are high cysteine, you won't tolerate the NAC, and shouldn't take

it. And I believe Andy has said (I might have heard say it) that in this

case, to just take the glutamine and glycine, because you already have the

cysteine. So this all makes sense to me.

Here's my question. Would doing this help to lower your cysteine levels? Would

some of your high or excess cysteine be used with the glutamine and glycine to

make glutathione, thus lowering your cysteine levles? Does this make sense?

Maybe a question for Andy? Comments anyone?

Jackie