TO RICH

[Guest guest]

Rich, it was nice to see that a lay person like myself could read your

report and not spend too much time doing so at that--thanks and good job! What

I

was wondering is for those of us like myself who have tried NAC, whey protein

and IV GSH but found it did nothing observably good, how would you rate the

other three deliver methods and how would they compare to IV GSH and to each

other? They are:

-suppositories (one friend of mine can tell the difference each time he uses

one--so that is the gauge I am looking for--can I tell the same day as using

it is what I'm looking for)

-transdermal cream (kirkmanlabs.com)

-and the latest I am hearing about, nasal (would this be the quickest

acting?)

[Guest guest]

RICH,

No language can express my gratitude to you for the work you have

done on CFS. AFter 15 years of this illness I am beginning to

understand what could have been a factor in my CFS onset and what

ensued thereafter.

Thank you, martha

[Guest guest]

Thanx again, Rich.

Maybe magnesium and glutathione could work synergistically.

I really need the magnesium...improves sleep...also when I go more

than a week without it (IV)...I get more of the lyme

buzzing/twitching/pain back that I mostly haven't had in a few years

because I use the magnesium regularly. But I skipped last week...and

noticed it the last few days.

Maybe it does have something to do with ATP, or just the nervous

system itself. I have no idea. But it seems crucial.

We'll be interested to hear if your paper sparks some communication

among docs in the field...it would be nice to come up with a protocol

for glutathione that involved different approaches...I myself don't

like the denatured whey as you know...I never noticed anything from

NAC, I do notice feeling different from the IV, during and for a few

horus after.

[Guest guest]

,

If these methods of building glutathione did not have any effect for

you, I think it would be wise to run a blood test for glutathione

(www.immuno-sci-lab.com) to see whether your glutathione is in fact

low, before trying another method. It may be that your glutathione

level is normal.

Rich

> Rich, it was nice to see that a lay person like myself could read

your

> report and not spend too much time doing so at that--thanks and

good job! What I

> was wondering is for those of us like myself who have tried NAC,

whey protein

> and IV GSH but found it did nothing observably good, how would you

rate the

> other three deliver methods and how would they compare to IV GSH

and to each

> other? They are:

> -suppositories (one friend of mine can tell the difference each

time he uses

> one--so that is the gauge I am looking for--can I tell the same

day as using

> it is what I'm looking for)

> -transdermal cream (kirkmanlabs.com)

> -and the latest I am hearing about, nasal (would this be the

quickest

> acting?)

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I will keep you posted! I'm in contact with someone from China.

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> Jill

>

> I am really interested in this metabolite of garlic and would

appreciate

> your sending me information on it.

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> FYI, I eat about a half a head of garlic daily.

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> mjh

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> In a message dated 3/5/06 11:30:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> jenbooks13@... writes:

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> I also should add I'm exploring getting allitridi, a garlic metabolite

> available from China, that is powerfully antifungal, have talked to

> the Australian mycologist who investigated it, and feels its a crime

> that its not more widely used. Its relatively nontoxic and very

> effective. It is given IV in China.

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