How else can I improve liver sulfation?

[Guest guest]

After trying epsom salt I have come to the conclusion that liver

sulfation must be my problem (I also had a bad reaction to DHEA). The

problem is that epsom salt feels like it has only cured half the

problem.

I noticed that taurine and glutathione are recommened for sulfation on

this site: http://tuberose.com/Liver_Detoxification.html

Should I take NAC instead of Glutathione? I remember AI not

recommending Glutathione. Also what typical dose of NAC do people on

these boards use?

Also what about the feingold diet? Anyone have success with it?

[Guest guest]

===I am on Feingold. I have a fast phase one liver and my sulfation

hasn't been enough of an issue to warrant any action. I have a

feeling of being sped up all the time and aggitation and swaying.

Andy suggested following feingold saying that in about 20% of the

cases it helps. I find it has been incredible helpful. I never

knew why when I ate an orange, it felt like my heart was going to

race out of my chest. i would get anxious and aggitated. Since

following feingold I don't have these reactions often or at all.

Certainly not the way I used to.

I do know that if you are sulfur restricted and doing feingold, the

restriction is tough. If you are sulfur restricted and want to

follow feingold I have a list of low sulfur food that are okay on

feingold that Andy put in my file review.

Colette

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> Also what about the feingold diet? Anyone have success with it?

>

[Guest guest]

I like you need more sulfates. I do fine with glucosamine

sulfate, .. I used to take more NAC and will re-experiment again

between the two.. probably opting to take both as I really

find it helpful..

Sulfate supplementation totally eliminates my endometrial

pain... Poof in one dose and it went away!!!! Needless to say

I am a firm believer in supplementation and it is also

important to experiment with dose amounts. Everyone is different

> Some people like me need alot more than the normal dosing

say on the bottle.

Andy writes about it in his book Amalgam Illness.. very

good information.. If you dont have it buy it ,, it is worth

alot.. essential to getting the help you need..

nanci

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Note from moderator: Not everyone does well with NAC, and some people should

avoid it. It is *very* sulfury (not sulfate), so people who need to restrict

sulfur foods should also stay away from NAC. Some people who are low plasma

cysteine may do well with NAC. If you try it, you should start with a very low

dose.

And NAC does not contain sulfate, which is needed for liver sulfation. It

contains cysteine, which is very sulfury, and has to do with your cysteine

status and sulfur food sensitivity, not sulfate status. So if you know you are

sulfur food sensitive, then DO NOT take NAC.

Glucosamine sulfate supplies sulfate, so it is good for liver sulfation, just

like epsom salt baths, and it is ok to use even if you are sulfur food

sensitive, because these are two different things. Sulfur food sensitivities

has to do with plasma cysteine levels, and liver sulfation has to do with plasma

sulfate levels.

Hope this helps.---------Jackie

[Guest guest]

My nutritionist suggested I improve my sulfation via molybdenum for a

body odor problem due to high-dose garlic (for chronic dysbiosis), and

it worked.

[Guest guest]

Sorry disregard my previous reply.. My eyes must be still in

sleepy mode... I missed that you do NOT do well with sulfur and

have a bad reaction to it.. Sorry ..;..

Nanci

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> After trying epsom salt I have come to the conclusion that liver

> sulfation must be my problem (I also had a bad reaction to DHEA). The

> problem is that epsom salt feels like it has only cured half the

> problem.

>

> I noticed that taurine and glutathione are recommened for sulfation on

> this site: http://tuberose.com/Liver_Detoxification.html

>

> Should I take NAC instead of Glutathione? I remember AI not

> recommending Glutathione. Also what typical dose of NAC do people on

> these boards use?

>

> Also what about the feingold diet? Anyone have success with it?

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, Andy does recommend molybdenum for sulfation probelms too.---------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation kristinhomme wrote:

My nutritionist suggested I improve my sulfation via molybdenum for a

body odor problem due to high-dose garlic (for chronic dysbiosis), and

it worked.