Re: cfs/leaky gut study, whey proteins

[Guest guest]

Right, I just noticed that on the jar. I just got the CFS-leaky gut

study in pdf form from the author, as the link to it on his Web site

is broken. I'm happy to send it to anyone who wants it or to the

moderator to upload to the files (or do that myself if it's

allowed). I think it said IV immunoglobulin though--wouldn't that be

stronger?

Been taking Immunopro for a couple of years on and off for CFS,

before knowing I had candida, and it does help some, more than other

supplements.

I don't quite understand what you said about taking the lower-

quality whey instead. I read that the isolate (higher quality) has

more good, intact stuff for the immune system than the lower quality

(the concentrate), so I'm a bit reluctant to switch to something

lower quality and sludgy, but I'd have to know more about the

approach.

Vicky

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> Multi, there are immunoglubulins in undenatured whey as well, so

many

> people are benefitting from the treatment without taking the Ig

> separately The whey works for fatigue as well.

>

> Duncan

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>

[Guest guest]

Multi, the ImmunoPro is pobably a better glutathione precursor but the

higher dose I've suggested of a lesser glutathione precursor will

increase metabolic rate appropriately according to the higher protein

dose, create more lean tissue, and burn more fat. Also, certain other

health components in the whey are available in greater amounts, such

as molecules that reduce bacterial adhesion. This all means benefits

can actually be enhanced using the cheaper product.

Duncan

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> > Multi, there are immunoglubulins in undenatured whey as well, so

> many

> > people are benefitting from the treatment without taking the Ig

> > separately The whey works for fatigue as well.

> >

> > Duncan

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I see. But I don't want to burn fat. So does it matter which " whey " I

go? Why raise metabolism to get rid of candida? Not all of us have fat

to burn (any more)...

Multi

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> Multi, the ImmunoPro is pobably a better glutathione precursor but

the

> higher dose I've suggested of a lesser glutathione precursor will

> increase metabolic rate appropriately according to the higher

protein

> dose, create more lean tissue, and burn more fat. Also, certain

other

>

[Guest guest]

Multi, the whey with an anti-candida diet will get you to your correct

body mass index. Why wouldn't you want that? Excess fat is detrimental

anyway...

Raising metabolic rate improves all cellular functions including

immune function. Anti-aging approaches include maintaining a youthful

metabolic rate to also avoid the age-related degeneration that low

metabolic rate causes or aggravates.

Duncan

> >

> > Multi, the ImmunoPro is pobably a better glutathione precursor but

> the

> > higher dose I've suggested of a lesser glutathione precursor will

> > increase metabolic rate appropriately according to the higher

> protein

> > dose, create more lean tissue, and burn more fat. Also, certain

> other

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Due to this diet I don't HAVE excess fat to get rid of. I don't know

my BMI, but I want to hold on to the fat I have thank you!

Don't know if my metabolism is slow or fast.... These illnesses

probably slow the metabolism, not to mention encroaching middle age,

do yoga and walking help? Fast sounds good.

Multi :-)

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> Multi, the whey with an anti-candida diet will get you to your correct

> body mass index. Why wouldn't you want that? Excess fat is detrimental

> anyway...

>

> Raising metabolic rate improves all cellular functions including

> immune function.