Re: My report - 14 IVs into the /Kane/Speight protocol

[Guest guest]

Hi Trish

Thanks for keeping us updated.

I have a Hickman catheter, so I don't have to deal with going through

my smaller veins.

But I too had some misery with regards to the Glutatione infusion,

but some of that was my fault. I pushed it too quickly. It stayed

irratated for a day or so.

What I did to resolve this, (though I don't know if it will help on

regular veins), but it certainly made a difference going through my

Hickman was ...

#1: Had them mix more saline with the Glutathione.

We now use 50 ml/cc syringe and fill up the balance of the syringe

with saline.

#2: Pushed it in over a 4-5 minute period.

Both of these helped to reduce the irratation. Still a little bit,

but it only lasts for an hour or so afterwards, and is not as severe.

I think the Glutatione IV push is really important for rebuilding the

liver, so I hope these ideas can be benefical for you in the future.

Side note:

I too worry about damaging my vein and my Hickman catheter. Lord

knows I don't want to have to have it removed or replace it.

My regular veins are pretty crapped out at this point, so I try to

avoid using them for any IV's.

Keep us posted on your progress.

Thanks,

is

[Guest guest]

Hi Trish and is,

I too have a hickman double lumen catheter and infuse with IV

glutathione -200 mgday. I have not had any irritation, but I have had

great results. I started them in October and after going through some

detox reactions, I am feeling so much less fatigue and brain fog, and

all my cells seem to be functioning better. I feel better than I have

for years. Next my Dr. and I are considering live cell therapy with

growth hormone to repair my gut function(which is why I am on total

nutitional IV feeding). I just had my 6th line replacement in as many

years and must get back to eating. (If you are wondering what

happened to my gut, I had a severe case of giardia and along with the

treatment the Dr.'s gave me, it damaged my small bowel. Over time, I

became allergic to all foods and ended with a complete inability to

maintain my nutrition and weight. During the crash that eventually

came, my immune system gave out and that is when CFS appeared. So am

keeping my fingers crossed that live cell therapy will help!!

ps For sleep I take melatonin 1 hour before bed and Klonopin, Sonata,

and 5HTP. This is the combination that gives me the most sleep.

The best to you all

Molly

> Hi Trish

>

> Thanks for keeping us updated.

>

> I have a Hickman catheter, so I don't have to deal with going

through

> my smaller veins.

>

> But I too had some misery with regards to the Glutatione infusion,

> but some of that was my fault. I pushed it too quickly. It stayed

> irratated for a day or so.

>

> What I did to resolve this, (though I don't know if it will help on

> regular veins), but it certainly made a difference going through my

> Hickman was ...

>

> #1: Had them mix more saline with the Glutathione.

> We now use 50 ml/cc syringe and fill up the balance of the syringe

> with saline.

>

> #2: Pushed it in over a 4-5 minute period.

>

> Both of these helped to reduce the irratation. Still a little bit,

> but it only lasts for an hour or so afterwards, and is not as

severe.

>

>

> I think the Glutatione IV push is really important for rebuilding

the

> liver, so I hope these ideas can be benefical for you in the future.

>

> Side note:

> I too worry about damaging my vein and my Hickman catheter. Lord

> knows I don't want to have to have it removed or replace it.

>

> My regular veins are pretty crapped out at this point, so I try to

> avoid using them for any IV's.

>

> Keep us posted on your progress.

>

> Thanks,

> is

[Guest guest]

Molly, what kind of live cell therapy will you be doing? Are you on

any antivirals or antibiotics?