liver suport / was Measles WAS Post #s and other stuff:

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-Yes thanks Anita, also with that wonderful Antiviral

experiences and update that is awesome.

I have been trying to follow and perhaps it has been mentioned

already. But can someone share a bit more about Phosphatidylcholine

and its use.

Now I have heard this mentioned 3 times but never before

Is this a form of liver support?

Can you share a brief overview?

And my biggest concern that just came up from what was posted below is

Is milk thistle not as effective or not relay a good form of liver

support?

Thanks for any input

Kenny V

-- In mb12 valtrex , " Gayatri Rampal "

<gayatri_rampal@...> wrote:

>

> Thanks Anita for your thoughtful response. You vastly underestimate

> yourself, see you just told me it wasn't detox that could be doing

> it. My EAV naturopath told me I had a virus and couldn't find a

> remedy for it, so I was wondering if the old Hep A had reared its

> ugly head or if it were something new. He also told me I had

mercury

> but that's been a while and these levels were fine a year ago.

> Muscle injury CAN elevate SGOT and SGPT levels and I hope that your

> son does not have that going on in some obscure way.

>

> About the milk thistle, one of my DANs told me its not good as it

> does not allow for Phase II detoxification in the liver. Seemingly

> it forms a protective layer around the cells and therefore will not

> allow detox to occur. Not sure I understand this completely but see

> if you want to stop the milk thistle for a while? Use other liver

> supports instead.

>

> Where do you buy your phosphatidylcholine from, I should put both

> myself and my son on it. Like 's, he crashes after a bit of the

> nasal MB-12. We need to space it out too. Thanks for sharing

> some very useful information.

>

> For some of the kids that do well from the Vitamin A, maybe they

> were not that severely impacted from the measles. I think the

> genetic variations would determine the level of susceptibility.

>

> Thanks.

> Gayatri

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Gayatri,

> >

> > Thank you for the lovely compliment, but I am very, very far from

> > understanding any of this well at all, and have no answers for

> you.

> >

> > I do have an observation though. My son's liver enzymes have

been

> > slightly elevated from the first time we tested him, prior to

> > starting chelation or anything like that. They remain at the

same

> > level (just got results today) after about 30 rounds of

chelation,

> > so for him, detox isn't elevating these at all (and this using

> DMsA

> > which can cause stress on the liver). I do try to support his

> > liver with milk thistle, phosphatidylcholine, and ALA as a

> chelator

> > too.

> >

> > I had never attributed this elevation to viral problems, but now

> I'm

> > not sure (of anything for that matter--we got back some test

> results

> > that leave me entirely stumped! arghhh!). It would seem that my

> > son certainly has viral problems. But he also has metals

> problems.

> > I would also suspect that he, like most people, let alone ASD

> > children, is high in other environmental toxins. Any of these

> > things could be causing the damage to his liver as measured by

the

> > SGOT and SGPT levels. And, any of these things could be causing

> the

> > elevated levels that you've had measured in yourself.

> >

> > If you're not already, you might want to consider taking

something

> > like phosphatidylcholine. It really is one of those super supps

> and

> > it might give your liver that extra bit of help it needs until

you

> > figure out what is causing the problem.

> >

> > Sorry I can't be of more help.

> >

> > Thank you for that information on Dr. Krigsman's view. I wonder

> why

> > the high dose A does work for some kids? I'm not sure of the

> > numbers but it does seem to me from reading the lists that it

> really

> > doesn't do much if anything for the majority of kids. Maybe for

> > some kids their measles virus problems are from the wild strain,

> and

> > not the MMR. Or maybe there is something else entirely going on--

> > these things are so very complex.

> >

> > I hope you are recovered completely very soon from your accident.

> >

> > Take care,

> >

> > Anita

> >