Re: How long for ImmunoPro to work?

[Guest guest]

You might experience a negative effect rather quickly, but you might want to

assess where you've gotten by the time you reach the end of the package.

Experiment with your dosage after a week. Start raising it in small amounts

fairly rapidly. If you get negative effects, back down. If not, keep raising it.

I cannot really say how long it takes to kick in. though. Surely by the end of

three months you would think you could detect at least a little change. I am

guessing that since the whole body needs it, it might not quickly affect any

one symptom, but rather lead to overall well being.

Did you have your glutathione levels tested before you started the whey?

Retesting would be an indicator, if you did, huh?

Adrienne

How long for ImmunoPro to work?

Hi all,

I have just started taking ImmunoPro (1 tsp.), and was wondering how

long I should wait to see if it has any effect on me.

Thanks,

Chris

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

Thanks for replying. I am going to stick with 1 tsp. for a week, and

then increase it. I have not had my levels tested - I am planning on

just giving it a good trial to see if I respond at all. To date I have

not responded to any supplement (pos. or neg.) so either they were

worthless or it takes a larger-than-usual dose to affect my body.

The only significant lab results for me are that my NK cell activity

is extremely low and I am highly allergic to all sorts of allergens.

Chris

>

> You might experience a negative effect rather quickly, but you

might want to assess where you've gotten by the time you reach the end

of the package. Experiment with your dosage after a week. Start

raising it in small amounts fairly rapidly. If you get negative

effects, back down. If not, keep raising it.

> I cannot really say how long it takes to kick in. though. Surely by

the end of three months you would think you could detect at least a

little change. I am guessing that since the whole body needs it, it

might not quickly affect any one symptom, but rather lead to overall

well being.

> Did you have your glutathione levels tested before you started the

whey? Retesting would be an indicator, if you did, huh?

> Adrienne

> How long for ImmunoPro to work?

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have just started taking ImmunoPro (1 tsp.), and was wondering how

> long I should wait to see if it has any effect on me.

>

> Thanks,

> Chris

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chris.

It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to become obvious.

Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through www.immuno-sci-labs.com

red blood cell total glutathione test is good to see if you're glutathione

levels have improved from nondenatured whey use.

If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to add a

chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining the effect of your

glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will make either one of these

therapies easier on you as well.

" cmdrexel2008 " <cmessina@...> wrote:

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have just started taking ImmunoPro (1 tsp.), and was wondering how

> long I should wait to see if it has any effect on me.

>

> Thanks,

> Chris

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for writing. I guess it would be a good idea to get the test

done to avoid trying to increase my glutathione levels if they are

normal. On the website, there are 4 tests which have glutathione in

the name. Do you know which one is the RBC total?

Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular level) 160

Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular and plasma level) 152

Glutathione-Reduced (cellular level) 160

Glutathione-Reduced (cellular and plasma level) 152

Glutathione Peroxidase 90, 152

Thank you,

Chris

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> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I have just started taking ImmunoPro (1 tsp.), and was wondering how

> > long I should wait to see if it has any effect on me.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Chris

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chris.

I don't recognize these codes off hand.

The test at immunosciences lab that show rbc total glutatione would include both

oxidized and reduced glutathione to determine the total.

It's also the a test costing no more than $100 the last time I was aware. You

or your doc could contact them to find out the specific test code when ordering

it.

" cmdrexel2008 " <cmessina@...> wrote:

Do you know which one is the RBC total?

>

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione Peroxidase 90, 152

>

> Thank you,

> Chris

davidhall@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi, Chris.

> >

> >

> >

> > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to become

> obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is good

> to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from nondenatured

> whey use.

> >

> >

> >

> > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to

> add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining

> the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will

> make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is best to call them. The test is not on their list anymore, but they do

offer. It costs $75.00.

Janet

davidhall2020 <davidhall@...> wrote:

Hi, Chris.

I don't recognize these codes off hand.

The test at immunosciences lab that show rbc total glutatione would include both

oxidized and reduced glutathione to determine the total.

It's also the a test costing no more than $100 the last time I was aware. You or

your doc could contact them to find out the specific test code when ordering it.

" cmdrexel2008 " <cmessina@...> wrote:

Do you know which one is the RBC total?

>

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione Peroxidase 90, 152

>

> Thank you,

> Chris

davidhall@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi, Chris.

> >

> >

> >

> > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to become

> obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is good

> to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from nondenatured

> whey use.

> >

> >

> >

> > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to

> add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining

> the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will

> make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Hi, Chris.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to

become

> > obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> > www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is

good

> > to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from

nondenatured

> > whey use.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need

to

> > add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals

ruining

> > the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels

will

> > make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

They have an 800 number on the site, and I believe if you print up the

application form there is only one obvious glut test to choose, even though

there are multiple choices elsewhere on the site. Last month the price was

around $80, I think.

Adrienne

Re: How long for ImmunoPro to work?

Hi, Chris.

I don't recognize these codes off hand.

The test at immunosciences lab that show rbc total glutatione would include

both oxidized and reduced glutathione to determine the total.

It's also the a test costing no more than $100 the last time I was aware. You

or your doc could contact them to find out the specific test code when ordering

it.

" cmdrexel2008 " <cmessina@...> wrote:

Do you know which one is the RBC total?

>

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Oxidized (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular level) 160

> Glutathione-Reduced (cellular and plasma level) 152

> Glutathione Peroxidase 90, 152

>

> Thank you,

> Chris

davidhall@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi, Chris.

> >

> >

> >

> > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to become

> obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is good

> to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from nondenatured

> whey use.

> >

> >

> >

> > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to

> add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining

> the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will

> make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yes, you do. And if he doesn't have the facility to draw blood, you have to get

it done at a lab and probably arrange the shipping yourself. I am going to do

that this Tues.

Adrienne

Re: How long for ImmunoPro to work?

> > >

> > > Hi, Chris.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to

become

> > obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> > www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is

good

> > to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from

nondenatured

> > whey use.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need

to

> > add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals

ruining

> > the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels

will

> > make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chris.

It's best to phone Immunosciences at 1-(800) 950-4686 and ask them

about the red blood cell total glutathione test. Their website and

catalog are not up-to-date. They don't actually run the tests you

listed at this time.

Rich

> > >

> > > Hi, Chris.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to

become

> > obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> > www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is

good

> > to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from

nondenatured

> > whey use.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need

to

> > add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals

ruining

> > the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels

will

> > make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Rich,

I'm seeing a new doctor in a couple weeks, so I'll just wait until

then since I need a dr. anyway.

-Chris

> > > >

> > > > Hi, Chris.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > It could take four months to a year for positive benefits to

> become

> > > obvious. Even then, getting a quantitative take such as through

> > > www.immuno-sci-labs.com red blood cell total glutathione test is

> good

> > > to see if you're glutathione levels have improved from

> nondenatured

> > > whey use.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need

> to

> > > add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals

> ruining

> > > the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels

> will

> > > make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

Do you have to get your amalgams removed before attempting chelation

therapy?

Thanks,

Chris

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I have just started taking ImmunoPro (1 tsp.), and was wondering how

> > long I should wait to see if it has any effect on me.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Chris

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chris.

" cmdrexel2008 " <cmessina@...> wrote:

>

> ,

>

> Do you have to get your amalgams removed before attempting chelation

> therapy?

>

> Thanks,

> Chris

***Well, first and most importantly I think it's important to get your

glutathione levels up by whatever means works for you before you remove any

almalgams. Removing amalgams without dealing with glutathione first has had

some very bad outcomes for some PWCs.

***Chelation therapy can then follow and pre-boosting glutathione status will

also help this process as well.

>

>

>getting a quantitative take such as through www.immuno-sci-lab.com red blood

cell total glutathione test is good to see if you're glutathione levels have

improved from nondenatured

> whey use.

> >

> >

If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to

> add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining

> the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will

> make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

OK, DAvid! Thanks for the info. When I see my new doc I'll have him

check my glut. levels. My new theory for myself is that I was

constantly exposed to some kind of environmental toxin which

eventually depleted my glutathione during a stressful situation. I

guess I'll know more once the test comes back!

-Chris

> >getting a quantitative take such as through www.immuno-sci-lab.com

red blood cell total glutathione test is good to see if you're

glutathione levels have improved from nondenatured

> > whey use.

> > >

> > >

> If they have, but you don't feel better this may mean you need to

> > add a chelation DMSA or DMPS therapy to remove heavy metals ruining

> > the effect of your glutathione. Having good glutathione levels will

> > make either one of these therapies easier on you as well.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

>