Re: Rich, Dr. Schaller, anyone? advice on Glutithone/ detox

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Hi, C.J.

I'm not clear on what you are actually doing. Do you mean that you

are taking regular oral reduced glutathione pills and are increasing

the dosage of them, or do you mean that you are taking Essential GSH

and are increasing the dosage of that?

If it's the first one, then perhaps the oral glutathione is feeding

yeasts in your gut. I don't think the Essential GSH would do that,

because it is probably absorbed through the wall of the stomach,

before getting to the gut.

The other possibility I can think of is that your immune system has

been suppressed because of glutatathione depletion, and you have

accumulated infections because the immune system was not functioning

well enough to prevent them. Then when you give your immune cells

more glutathione, they spring into action and produce a die-off,

i.e. a herxheimer reaction.

I hope this is helpful.

Rich

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> Rich or Dr. Schaller or anyone who has some advice,

> I have tried to use some oral Glutithione recently & had a

worsening of

> symptoms like what happened when I detoxed too quickly with an

infrared sauna

> treatment. I was getting one IV push of Glutithione a week before

my other IV

> treatment but I know I needed it more often like 3 times a week.

So I planned on

> switching to the Oral Essential GSH.

> So I tried lowering the dosage of the IV to 1/2 & on the oral

Essential

> GSH, I went from 1 & 1/2 tsp to 1/2 tsp & I did not the headache

with a tight

> band around my head, but still got the more severe Fibro type

muscle & joint

> pain along with the (neuropathic) Nerve pains in feet & hands.

> My plan was that I could slowly build up my glutithione so I

that I then

> could try to do some Salt/ C or other treatments to help kill off

borellias

> etc. in my system or do a safer slow detox.

> But why am I getting the same die off or detox symptoms from

increasing my

> Glutithione?

> Should I be using it at all or just cut back even more & do it

slower?

> I am worried it is the wrong approach now.

> Any theories or suggestions?

> I really appreciate any help or ideas or theories anyone can

give.

> Thank you,

> C.J.

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