Re: Tight scalp feeling after raising Glutathione / c...

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It feels tight around the frontal and sides of my scalp - any ideas why?

Regards

Cs

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Low grade muscle spasms.

Mg + B6

In a message dated 3/5/06 10:59:49 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

bhammanuk@... writes:

It feels tight around the frontal and sides of my scalp - any ideas why?

Regards

Cs

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Hi

Thanks for your earlier post - I really appreciate the effort you put into

it.

Mg doesnt help me in my case - Ive tried it with no beneficial effects.

Regards

CS

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CS

It took me about five years to figure out how to make Mg work for me.

You might try a transdermal/topical approach. Get a couple of cotton

handerkerchiefs and tie a corner of each together. See if that will fit around

your head.

Make a super saturated solution of Epsom salt, soak the headgear in the

solution and put it on. When the fabric dries, dip it again. It make take

several attempts.

Or if you have a knit cotton cap, soak that. Synthetics will not hold the

solution.

Of course, you will need to take a picture of yourself in your headgear and

post it to the PHOTOS section so we can see you!

Topically, St 's Wort oil should also be helpful especially when it also

includes some hot pepper oil.

mjh

In a message dated 3/5/06 11:04:09 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

bhammanuk@... writes:

Hi

Thanks for your earlier post - I really appreciate the effort you put into

it.

Mg doesnt help me in my case - Ive tried it with no beneficial effects.

Regards

CS

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Dunno, I have some scalp sensations, but I feel its circulatory.

It comes on probiotics, sam-e, hormones etc.

Its not pain, its a sense of diminished circulation.

What kind of glutathione are you taking? For how long?

When I took too much oral glutathione I got confusion.

Per

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Hiya Bernie

It is just as effective as a foot soak as it is in a full body bathtub soak.

Sorry to hear about the bladder issues, I know how challenging that can be.

Keep the water comfortably warm and treat your tootsies to a good soak a

couple of times a day. Use one to two cups of Epsom salt.

A small plastic dishwashing basin might be good, depending on the size of

your feet.

Hope this helps

mjh

In a message dated 3/5/06 6:28:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

BernieAnne@... writes:

Hi MJH - How effective is adding epsom salts to a foot bath and soaking

my feet in it? Because of bladder problems I can't add anything to my

bath water.

Take care.

Bernie

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Bernie

When you are finished with the soak, massage your feet really well with

olive oil or coconut oil. This will help your whole body, too.

mjh

In a message dated 3/5/06 7:00:08 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

BernieAnne@... writes:

Thanks MJH. I have a Dr. Scholl's foot bath so will use that. That

way I get the benefits of the epsom salts, and my feet feel really

good afterwards :-) I should add that I am female so I don't have to

worry about big feet not fitting into a bowl.

Take care.

Bernie

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> CS

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> It took me about five years to figure out how to make Mg work for me.

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> You might try a transdermal/topical approach. Get a couple of cotton

> handerkerchiefs and tie a corner of each together. See if that will

fit around

> your head.

>

> Make a super saturated solution of Epsom salt, soak the headgear in

the

> solution and put it on. When the fabric dries, dip it again. It make

take

> several attempts.

Hi MJH - How effective is adding epsom salts to a foot bath and soaking

my feet in it? Because of bladder problems I can't add anything to my

bath water.

Take care.

Bernie

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> Hiya Bernie

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> It is just as effective as a foot soak as it is in a full body

bathtub soak.

> Sorry to hear about the bladder issues, I know how challenging

that can be.

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> Keep the water comfortably warm and treat your tootsies to a good

soak a

> couple of times a day. Use one to two cups of Epsom salt.

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> A small plastic dishwashing basin might be good, depending on the

size of

> your feet.

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> Hope this helps

> mjh

Thanks MJH. I have a Dr. Scholl's foot bath so will use that. That

way I get the benefits of the epsom salts, and my feet feel really

good afterwards :-) I should add that I am female so I don't have to

worry about big feet not fitting into a bowl.

Take care.

Bernie

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> When you are finished with the soak, massage your feet really well

with

> olive oil or coconut oil. This will help your whole body, too.

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> mjh

Okay, I'll try that. Thanks for the info.

Take care.

Bernie

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Thanks mjh

I always appreciate your great responses.

Im going to experiment with the transermal approach from today and will

report back to the group.

regards

CS

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It feels like pressure on the forehead on the forehead and sides...it may

well be circulation or toxin related - Im not sure...

Regards

Cs

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Hi, CS.

If you can handle " a few whiskeys, " and not be dead and gone, I'd

say that you're not in such bad shape. Of course, if you keep that

up, all guarantees are void! You do realize that ethanol uses up

glutathione, don't you? (:-)

Rich

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> Hi

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> Ive observed something incredible - I had a few whiskeys last

night and I

> had a feeling of total clarity and wellbeing recently- I need to

establish what

> the mode of its actions are whether it anti bacterial or its

thinning my

> blood which helped - any ideas?

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> Regards

> CS

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CS,

Maybe it's a hangover from all the whiskey! (:-)

Rich

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> It feels like pressure on the forehead on the forehead and

sides...it may

> well be circulation or toxin related - Im not sure...

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> Regards

> Cs

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CS,

I don't drink very often but I've noticed the same thing ........not

the same day that I had the drink.....but the day after. Very

strange.

I even remember once a naturopath asked me if I felt better after a

few drinks..........I had no idea why he was asking me this at first

but then he explained. This has been years ago so of course I

cannot remember his explanation.......but now I'm curious what weird

connection ther might be????????????????

Tammy

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> Hi

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> Ive observed something incredible - I had a few whiskeys last

night and I

> had a feeling of total clarity and wellbeing recently- I need to

establish what

> the mode of its actions are whether it anti bacterial or its

thinning my

> blood which helped - any ideas?

>

>

> Regards

> CS

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Cs,

I've also had this sensation in the past.........felt like a band

was around my head. Back then my Dr. of Oriental medicine explained

what the symptom meant......but can't remember. Geesh I " ve been no

help whatsoever since I can't remember anything!

Tammy

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> It feels like pressure on the forehead on the forehead and

sides...it may

> well be circulation or toxin related - Im not sure...

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> Regards

> Cs

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Hi, CS.

Perhaps whiskey has some sulfur aspect to it that's active before its more

prominent glutathione depleting component does its damage?

Gregg, Ph.D. has a theory of increased oxygen transport by use of DMSO, a

sulfur product usually derived from wood.

bhammanuk@... wrote:

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> Hi

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> Ive observed something incredible - I had a few whiskeys last night and I

> had a feeling of total clarity and wellbeing recently- I need to establish

what

> the mode of its actions are whether it anti bacterial or its thinning my

> blood which helped - any ideas?

>

>

> Regards

> CS