Re: Re: Yeast die-off and acne?

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Thanks, Duncan.

Are cold-extracted whey powders the same as undenatured whey? From a quick

google search, whey protein isolate contains the former? How does yogurt fit

into this (if it does)? I didn't find anything in the Files section... If

you could point me to a website somewhere it would help greatly (yup, I'm

fairly new here).

I saw on your site something about selenium. I just started taking 200mcg a

day a few weeks ago. Would this help, and should I try upping the dosage?

The EFA I was taking is Udo's 3 6 9 blend. I might have problems digesting

fat, so I thought I would eliminate it temporarily and add it back. I can't

seem to find good info on lipase deficiency either because everything is

about major deficiencies and not minor... If you have any info regarding

this, I would appreciate it.

I quit taking GSE and oil of oregano. I'll probably start up something else

in a week. It's really hard to eat low-carb during the holidays...

Thanks!

On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> Katy, I wouldn't stop taking essential fatty acids unless you mean

> flax oil by that. DHA and EPA are proven to be essential; conversely,

> linolenic acid such as is found in flax oil has been proven to be non-

> essential when these requirements have been net.

>

> Milk thistle promotes glutathione production if glutathione precursors

> are present, but it does not give adequate precursors that are

> necessary for that increase; precursors are plentiful in cold-

> extracted whey powders. A distinction must be made because toxins and

> metals deplete glutathione and if one is detoxing (or elderly) they

> need more glutathione precursors than usual. Glutathione IS the main

> liver support molecule as well as being the main immune system health

> molecule and antioxidant.

>

> Duncan

>