Imuplus: Can u take more than 2 packets daily?

[Guest guest]

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If you've just begun to take it you will benefit most by taking 4

packets/day (if you can tolerate this dose) for 30 days then drop down to a

maintenance dose of 2 a day. This will get your functional glutathione

levels to normal within 30 days. Taking any more than 2 a day after that

point will provide no additional benefit (unless you weigh 250+ lbs.? in

which case you may need 3/day). Steve B.

Imuplus: Can u take more than 2 packets daily?

> Anybody know if there are benefits to be derived from taking more than 2

> packets a day of Imuplus? Is it contraindicated for any reason other than

> strain on the pocket book? I've found I can tolerate it so much better

than

> Immune Pro and wondering if I can take even more than 2 packets for even

more

> results?

>

> Curious,

> B.

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

[Guest guest]

I think 2 packets at same time is OK. It takes 6 months to get funct. glut.

levels to normal at 2 packets a day so yes you can still benefit from higher

dose. SB

Re: Imuplus: Can u take more than 2 packets

daily?

> Steve et al,

>

> Regarding higher initial doses of the whey proteins during first 30

> days:

>

> -need this necessarily be in divided doses, or could for example 2

> packets be taken at once?

>

> -assuming this applies to the wheys, not just ImuPlus?

>

> -if one has already begun at usual dosages, would a 30 day period of

> the increased dosages be useful in achieving glutathione loading

> levels ( say one has been on them a few weeks)?

>

> Thanks!

>

> Jo

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

[Guest guest]

Steve et al,

Regarding higher initial doses of the whey proteins during first 30

days:

-need this necessarily be in divided doses, or could for example 2

packets be taken at once?

-assuming this applies to the wheys, not just ImuPlus?

-if one has already begun at usual dosages, would a 30 day period of

the increased dosages be useful in achieving glutathione loading

levels ( say one has been on them a few weeks)?

Thanks!

Jo

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/13/00 10:20:05 AM Pacific Standard Time,

bullocks@... writes:

> ,

>

> If you've just begun to take it you will benefit most by taking 4

> packets/day (if you can tolerate this dose) for 30 days then drop down to a

> maintenance dose of 2 a day. This will get your functional glutathione

> levels to normal within 30 days. Taking any more than 2 a day after that

> point will provide no additional benefit (unless you weigh 250+ lbs.? in

> which case you may need 3/day). Steve B.

Hi Steve B.

Thanks for responding. What if I have been taking the Imuplus for about a

month now at 1 - 2 packets a day (usually 2). Should I still go up to four a

day for the next month? Or not? And, no, I weigh 120 ish.

Thanks!

WEndy B.

[Guest guest]

I personally would go to 4/day if I could tolerate it then drop to 2/day

after 30 days. Steve B.

Imuplus: Can u take more than 2 packets daily?

> In a message dated 12/13/00 10:20:05 AM Pacific Standard Time,

> bullocks@... writes:

>

> > ,

> >

> > If you've just begun to take it you will benefit most by taking 4

> > packets/day (if you can tolerate this dose) for 30 days then drop down

to a

> > maintenance dose of 2 a day. This will get your functional glutathione

> > levels to normal within 30 days. Taking any more than 2 a day after

that

> > point will provide no additional benefit (unless you weigh 250+ lbs.?

in

> > which case you may need 3/day). Steve B.

>

> Hi Steve B.

> Thanks for responding. What if I have been taking the Imuplus for about a

> month now at 1 - 2 packets a day (usually 2). Should I still go up to

four a

> day for the next month? Or not? And, no, I weigh 120 ish.

>

> Thanks!

> WEndy B.

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>