IP6 & beta glucan results?

[Guest guest]

Do we know what kinds of results people are getting with ip6 and beta glucan or

whatever it is called?

Thanks, Robyn

> Hello robyn,

> IP6 = inositol hexaphosphate = phytic acid = phytate. It's found in

> grains and beans and is a chelating agent for positively charged

> metals. In cancer therapy it chelates iron in the cytoplasm of

> cancer cells. Cancer cells sequester and use a lot of iron in order

> to ge through mitosis (one cell becoming two). The phytate binds the

> iron to keep the cell from using it. It has a number of

> other theoretical effects including stimulation of killers cells to

> boost the immune response.

[Guest guest]

>

> Do we know what kinds of results people are getting with ip6 and beta

glucan or whatever it is called?

> Thanks, Robyn

>

I am doing both, but not at the same time. Beta glucan first thing on

waking up, IP6 about 2 hours later.

I am also adding inositol, SAMe, and DMG to the IP6 round. All of

these say " take on an empty stomach " but I don't think they interfere

with each other. I did a muscle test, and it said they were all okay

together. But I don't know how reliable muscle tests are. (I read on

the Budwig site that somebody muscle tested their CAT for IP6, and it

was not good for the cat. Maybe they need to do a cat scan of the cat.)

But who knows if they are working? I posted something awhile back

asking how one monitors one's progress, but nobody had any suggestions.