Re: chemical sensitivities, (calling ), thanks Dean

[Guest guest]

Don't forget niacinamide and grapefruit products to reduce

symptoms of chemical sensitivity. These can help slow down

phase 1 part of liver detox which is usually too fast in

chemically sensitive people and causes the reactions.

--

>

> Hi Dean

> thanks for your response. is there anyone who isn't sensitive to paint

> fumes? I combed through Amalgalm iIlness looking up everything about

> MCS and did come accross the bit about NAC. I am good with that and

> have used it in the past and willing to do so again, but now the even

> bigger problem is the fragrance, since it is even more ubiqutous in

> daily life intereaction. I couldn't definitively pin down any other

> things to take, listed in Andy's book for the fragrance sensitivites

> and haven't yet been able to quite get my head around the phase one

> and phase 2 of the detox in the body. except to know that there are

> apparently 2 phases. I will read that part again!!!

>

> I don't take milk thistle, perhaps that would help. (I Keep trying to

> find the essential things to take. I take so much already and I need

> to tailor it, also to fit the pocket)

>

> But do you also reckon that it is the MCS is likely caused by the

> " Dumping " and that continued chelation will ease it.

>

> thanks

> deborah

[Guest guest]

Don't forget niacinamide and grapefruit products to reduce

symptoms of chemical sensitivity. These can help slow down

phase 1 part of liver detox which is usually too fast in

chemically sensitive people and causes the reactions.

--

>

> Hi Dean

> thanks for your response. is there anyone who isn't sensitive to paint

> fumes? I combed through Amalgalm iIlness looking up everything about

> MCS and did come accross the bit about NAC. I am good with that and

> have used it in the past and willing to do so again, but now the even

> bigger problem is the fragrance, since it is even more ubiqutous in

> daily life intereaction. I couldn't definitively pin down any other

> things to take, listed in Andy's book for the fragrance sensitivites

> and haven't yet been able to quite get my head around the phase one

> and phase 2 of the detox in the body. except to know that there are

> apparently 2 phases. I will read that part again!!!

>

> I don't take milk thistle, perhaps that would help. (I Keep trying to

> find the essential things to take. I take so much already and I need

> to tailor it, also to fit the pocket)

>

> But do you also reckon that it is the MCS is likely caused by the

> " Dumping " and that continued chelation will ease it.

>

> thanks

> deborah

[Guest guest]

> and haven't yet been able to quite get my head around the phase one

> and phase 2 of the detox in the body. except to know that there are

> apparently 2 phases. I will read that part again!!!

Hi Deborah,

Have a look here, it might explain things a little clearer about the liver

pathways.

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/liver_detoxification.html

> But do you also reckon that it is the MCS is likely caused by the

> " Dumping " and that continued chelation will ease it. thanks

> deborah

It is possible, but if you read the link you'll see that there can be a few

other reasons. Like bowel issues and liver pathway problems.

Best to address them all.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

> and haven't yet been able to quite get my head around the phase one

> and phase 2 of the detox in the body. except to know that there are

> apparently 2 phases. I will read that part again!!!

Hi Deborah,

Have a look here, it might explain things a little clearer about the liver

pathways.

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/liver_detoxification.html

> But do you also reckon that it is the MCS is likely caused by the

> " Dumping " and that continued chelation will ease it. thanks

> deborah

It is possible, but if you read the link you'll see that there can be a few

other reasons. Like bowel issues and liver pathway problems.

Best to address them all.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

Quick question: where are you guys reading about the " phase 1 " and " phase 2 "

stuff? I've been chemically sensitive for years and never read anything about

this. I'd like to know more! thanks!

: Donna