Does negative reaction to glutathione = toxic child? Andy

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If a child regresses as a result of taking glutathione, can we conclude with

certainty that this child is toxic with mercury or other metals?

I am asking because I have a friend whose 8-yr son has been regressing for

several weeks. She told me that she has been giving him glutathione for a couple

of months so I suggested that she stop since this could be causing the issues

she is seeing in her son.

My friend's doctor has told her that her son has no issue with mercury or other

metals because his porphyrins is OK and he has no leaky gut. Now I know that

this statement is not necessarily true, but what I'd like to know is whether the

negative downturn since taking glutathione is only possible in someone who is

metal toxic? Obviously if this is the case, then my friend can conclude that her

boy would benefit from chelation.

Andy's view is that glutathione increases thiol levels hence mobilizes metals

and it's this metals mobilization that causes the negative issues.

Can someone answer, Andy perhaps?