Re: Re: whey ( & NAC & metabolism & degenerative illnesses protocol)

[Guest guest]

Duncan,

Is there any benefit to taking NAC with or on the same days as whey? Also, is

there a colostrum that you'd recommend?

Thanks,

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

Glad to hear it's working, ; NAC dosage should be 500 mg

every

four or five hours to keep glutathione levels from plummeting, which

allows a surge of opportunistic infection and accelerated free radical

damage.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks very much Duncan,

Do you think it would be okay to take the colostrum and the whey at the same

time? Or would that nulify whey's ability to do it's job? Also, is there any

problem taking vitamin C and magnesium with the whey? Is the C too acid. I use

Perque's Potent C Guard powder which is a buffered mineral acorbate. Supposed to

be pure of all the allergens, I have problems with.

Thanks again,

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

, the reason to NOT use NAC is bigger than the reason to use it;

because it's rapidly hydolyzed to free-form cysteine, a toxin, it's

not really a health food but a last-ditch effort to prevent death

from liver liquefaction. People should only use NAC when it's

absolutely impossible to use whey.

Donna's colostrum is pretty good:

http://www.excellentthings.net

Duncan

> Glad to hear it's working, ; NAC dosage should

be 500 mg every

> four or five hours to keep glutathione levels from plummeting,

which

> allows a surge of opportunistic infection and accelerated free

radical

> damage.

>