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a,

It's really great to hear that you are getting releif from the

tendon pain. So it appears that high magnesium intake is

helping,huh? As you may recall, I suggested some time back that it

might be that the fluoride in the cipro had gone to the places where

your tendons are anchored to bone, and reacted with calcium to form

calcium fluoride, which is very insoluble. Magnesium fluoride is

also very insoluble. I wonder if the additional magnesium is

helping to exchange fluoride out of these regions. I think this is

a very important observation, and that it might help a lot of people

who have this problem from taking fluoroquinolone antibiotics.

Rich

> Helen,

> ImmnoPro contains no lactose or milk sugar, just milk protein. Not

> many people are allergic to just the protein. However, some people

> seem to get a bacteria die-off and feel pretty bad when they start

> ImmunoPro. It is best to start off with 1/8 of a teaspoon and work

up

> slowly to two scoops a day.

>

> I have been buying glutathione in a capsule form at a health food

> store, and then letting it disolve under my tongue. I have no idea

if

> it is helping, but I figure it can't hurt.

>

> One reason I don't know what is helping me right now is that I am

> feeling fabulous on 800 mg of magnesium asporotate a day. It has

> relieved my severe tendon aching of 2 years since taking

quinolones

> for Lyme. My muscles are stiff and I am out of shape, but for the

> first time I can walk without pain and should be able to do the

> exercise necessary to regain flexibility now that the pain is gone.

>

> a Carnes