Re: Andy, liver metabolism of hydrocortisone, prednisolone, DMSA, ALA

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The link is your liver metabolism...the result of mercury. Mercury

exposures screws up the liver phases.

You metabolize dmsa/ala faster, this would also apply to anything else

you take...aka hydrocortisone. Which would make you use it up faster

than say someone without a toxic liver.

....this is very common. I take my HC four times a day. Three times is

usually not enough for anyone. Dr's telling us to dose things once a

day is not how the body works. For example your adrenals make

cortisone in varying levels all the time, not once or twice a day.

Same for thyroid hormones. Docs say to take that once a day too, but

most of us have learned that 3-4 times a day in smaller amounts mimics

what the body really does.

As I have gotten along in time and chelation, I used to need dmsa/ala

every 2-3 hours. Now I can go 4 hours.

So with time and metal removal you may see your liver metabolism

improve. Liver support helps this. Taking milk thistle daily, four

times a day.

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " jodi2ben "

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> I have a question about the liver metabolism of hydrocortisone,

> prednisolone, ALA and DMSA.

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> I am wondering if there is a connection between my need to use DMSA

> and ALA at a more frequent dosing schedule, the fact that

> hydrocortisone is useless for me even taken in small frequent doses

> and even prednisolone I have to take three times a day, rather than

> most people's once or twice a day.

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> I have fast phase one and slow phase 2 (glutathione, sulfation and

> glucuronidation). Do any of you clever people know if there is a link

> between these facts?

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> I think there must be.

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