Re: Glutathione Suppositories?

[Guest guest]

Is there any info or consensus if take Glutithione suppositories make a

difference in increasing Glutithione?

I cannot tolerate any whey products at all.

if so is there any info on sources or amount to take?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Glutathione suppositories have helped me as well as glutathione IVs and IMs

(haven't used IMs in the past 2 years as my current doc doesn't like them).

Undenatured whey also helps me, but not as strong. The only glutatione form

that didn't help are pills.

I take 250mg supp. on an as needed basis. The greatest benefit for me is that I

can increase my glut. on bad days (MAJOR improvement). Since I have to drive to

the doctor's office for IVs, I could never get there on bad days.

Al c.

>Is there any info or consensus if take Glutithione suppositories make a

>difference in increasing Glutithione?

> I cannot tolerate any whey products at all.

> if so is there any info on sources or amount to take?

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Where is the source for glut suppositories?

I assume you need a script.

Thanks.

Judith Wisdom

> Glutathione suppositories have helped me as well as glutathione IVs

and IMs (haven't used IMs in the past 2 years as my current doc

doesn't like them). Undenatured whey also helps me, but not as

strong. The only glutatione form that didn't help are pills.

>

> I take 250mg supp. on an as needed basis. The greatest benefit for

me is that I can increase my glut. on bad days (MAJOR improvement).

Since I have to drive to the doctor's office for IVs, I could never

get there on bad days.

>

> Al c.

>

> >Is there any info or consensus if take Glutithione suppositories

make a

> >difference in increasing Glutithione?

> > I cannot tolerate any whey products at all.

> > if so is there any info on sources or amount to take?

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I get my suppositories from Hopewell Pharmacy in New Jersey. Phone number

800-792-6670. It requires a perscription which can be faxed to 800-417-3864.

It cost $3/suppository ($90 for month supply). The pharmacist name is Gene.

Al C.

--------- Original Message ---------

DATE: Sun, 25 May 2003 14:29:46

From: " judithwisdom " <wisdomjf@...>

Cc:

>Where is the source for glut suppositories?

>I assume you need a script.

>

>Thanks.

>

>Judith Wisdom

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[Guest guest]

Glutathione suppositories should increase bowel lining glutathione for the last

2 feet perhaps of colon lining because these cells can directly absorb

glutathione. It won't get much coverage outside the topical area or be absorbed

into the bloodstream.

There's some indication that glutathione by liposomal delivery can enter the

blood serum, but most cells can't absorb glutathione in the blood serum so you'd

mainly get a 'sparing' of cellular glutathione for other use. There is proof

that some white blood cells break down serum glutathione and reassemble it into

glutathione inside the cell. So overall the liposomal GSH would provide

protection to some of the topically-treated bowel lining and also elevate blood

glutathione levels and some white blood cells (forget the exact ones, sorry).

There's scant proof by way of data on liposomal or oil-covered GSH IMO absorbing

into cells other than those specified.

Of note, people on other lists are making their own liposomal mixes using those

fog nebulisers, lecithin, water, oil and I think glutathione or vitamin C.

I think there's merit in using the approach if one is not thinking about

dropping their oral GSH precursors, but I wouldn't just replace the oral

precursor method with rectal or liposomal GSH because you still need 90% within

the cells and most cells don't absorb exogenous glutathione.

all good,

Duncan