Re: glutathione question

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Was your kid a loose stool kid or a constipation kid? Mine is always

constipated. When I called Devon Houston to find out which of his enzymes he

would

recommend, he advised against the zyme prime and peptizyde, saying that they

tend to firm up the stool. He recommended no-fenol even though I don't believe

my son has a phenol problem, since they tend to loosen up the stool. I

haven't seen any changes yet.

a H.

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Thanks Dr. J.M. We have done testing. We did the 90-food IgG and cut out all of

the stuff she tested sensitive to. I think after a while on the diet she was

becoming sensitive to the things she was supposed to be able to eat. We tried

diet for a year or so and really didn't give up on it until we started the

enzymes. We didn't have luck until we tried Houston enzymes. Others we tried

really didn't do much.

I think there was something in the glyconutrients that was bad on her system,

some ingredient she just didn't tolerate.

We tried them for almost four months and she was miserable. Her bowels also got

really messed up.

What we have seen with the enzymes is amazing. Much better than what we saw with

the diet. Her focus has improved probably 80 percent. It is nice to have the

teacher telling me very day is a good day and bragging on how much progress she

is making because that has not been the case in a long time. Also her BMs are

regular now, something that has never been true and her sound sensitivity is

almost gone.

As I said, we have done rounds of tests. Her zinc/copper ratio was OK. There

wasn't a problem with amino acids, nothing was really red flag except the viral

panel. It showed past and recent activity. The first doctor also told us her

titers for measles were high enough she should never need a booster. This doctor

also said she showed a mild deficiency in Vitamin A.

The doctor we are seeing now was following the DAN protocol, but now has kind

of gone in different direction and is pretty much just using glyconutrients.

Our family doctor is more than willing to work with me on anything, I'm just not

sure what to do. I did give him a copy of your book. I am thinking I'll start

the B12 shots after the first of the year. Should I do that first or restart

glutathione first? She did well on the IV treatment, called it her " little

stick " and didn't seem to mind at all. Do I need to ask my doctor about folinic

acid with the B12 shots?

We only tried the Zoloft because this summer her anxiety and OCD got so bad. She

almost couldn't function for worrying. There is lots of OCD in our family and my

husband takes medication for it as well. I am hoping in time we will be able to

stop the use of meds, but for now it is helping. We tried meds in the past at

the recommendation of a doctor we were seeing, but they seemed to only work for

a while then things got worse. This time it has been very different.

I know you can't be specific, but I am just trying to figure out what direction

I need to take next. Right now I have a happy child who is more " here " than she

has been in a while. I just want to keep the progress going.

Thanks so much,

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> Dr. J.M.,

> I'd like to know what you think about glutathione and the best way to

administer it. My daughter had IV Glutathione treatments for just over a

year and we saw some good things. We stopped them this summer because she

went into such a regression when our doctor had us try glyconutrients. We

stopped everything and started over.

> In mid August, we started using Houston enzymes and have seen some

pretty amazing improvements with this therapy. We tried a GF/CF diet in the

past which was hard because my daughter is older. We have really seen more

progress with enzymes.

> Now to my question, I am wondering if we should try the IV Glutathione

again? I am hearing lots of talk about glutathione. I also have a

prescription for B12 shots but we haven't started them yet.

> She has been doing so well the last month or so I've just been afraid to

rock the boat. Now I think it is time for us to move ahead.

> What do you think about the glutathione? I heard somewhere that kids who

benefit from the glutathione usually benefit from B12 shots too. Is this

right? We also use melatonin at night and she takes 50 mg of Zoloft to help

with anxiety and OCD Magnesium is the only other supplement we give. My

daughter is 13.

> Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

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Have you tried your child on the Klaire vitamin A? We did not do the two day

mega dose, but started our son on the 5 drops a day and it really helped with

some of his immune problems. Now I have all four of my sons on the 5 drops a

day vitamin A.

You may want to consider this in addition to the other. As we all have seen

with our kids it is not just one thing, but many that combine to help them get

better. And we also use the Houston enzymes. I think they are great too. We

have been using the Houston enzymes for almost two years now. We will continue

to use them in addition to all the rest, until we get him well.

glutathione question

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> Dr. J.M.,

> I'd like to know what you think about glutathione and the best way to

administer it. My daughter had IV Glutathione treatments for just over a

year and we saw some good things. We stopped them this summer because she

went into such a regression when our doctor had us try glyconutrients. We

stopped everything and started over.

> In mid August, we started using Houston enzymes and have seen some

pretty amazing improvements with this therapy. We tried a GF/CF diet in the

past which was hard because my daughter is older. We have really seen more

progress with enzymes.

> Now to my question, I am wondering if we should try the IV Glutathione

again? I am hearing lots of talk about glutathione. I also have a

prescription for B12 shots but we haven't started them yet.

> She has been doing so well the last month or so I've just been afraid to

rock the boat. Now I think it is time for us to move ahead.

> What do you think about the glutathione? I heard somewhere that kids who

benefit from the glutathione usually benefit from B12 shots too. Is this

right? We also use melatonin at night and she takes 50 mg of Zoloft to help

with anxiety and OCD Magnesium is the only other supplement we give. My

daughter is 13.

> Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Does the Klaire come in capsules? My daughter does much better with them. She

takes them better than most adults, but really doesn't like liquid.

glutathione question

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>

> Dr. J.M.,

> I'd like to know what you think about glutathione and the best way to

administer it. My daughter had IV Glutathione treatments for just over a

year and we saw some good things. We stopped them this summer because she

went into such a regression when our doctor had us try glyconutrients. We

stopped everything and started over.

> In mid August, we started using Houston enzymes and have seen some

pretty amazing improvements with this therapy. We tried a GF/CF diet in

the

past which was hard because my daughter is older. We have really seen more

progress with enzymes.

> Now to my question, I am wondering if we should try the IV Glutathione

again? I am hearing lots of talk about glutathione. I also have a

prescription for B12 shots but we haven't started them yet.

> She has been doing so well the last month or so I've just been afraid

to

rock the boat. Now I think it is time for us to move ahead.

> What do you think about the glutathione? I heard somewhere that kids

who

benefit from the glutathione usually benefit from B12 shots too. Is this

right? We also use melatonin at night and she takes 50 mg of Zoloft to

help

with anxiety and OCD Magnesium is the only other supplement we give. My

daughter is 13.

> Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

>

>

>

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> Glutathione is good in any form you take it; the new oral liquid

> Lipoceutical GSH is very potent

Is it possible to take too much? For example, my son is already taking the

oral L-GSH as well as the transdermal GSH. Is the LipoGSH a substitute for

either of these or an addition to this regimen?

Thanks, Lynne

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If it is too much, it means that it is making the body detox faster than the

child can handle, so dose and frequency should be adjusted accordingly. I

know from years of experience with the transdermal that it is very

effective; the new LipoGSH is very promising but I still need more

experience with it overall to say that is all a child needs. In general,

and I've said this many times, if our kids had enough glutathione (along

with not being shot up with any more poisons, of course) they would not be

autistic, because they would be detoxing themselves to health. Dr. JM

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> > Glutathione is good in any form you take it; the new oral liquid

> > Lipoceutical GSH is very potent

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> Is it possible to take too much? For example, my son is already taking the

> oral L-GSH as well as the transdermal GSH. Is the LipoGSH a substitute for

> either of these or an addition to this regimen?

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> Thanks, Lynne

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> Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx>

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[Guest guest]

From what I understand, the new Lipo form is the most potent. I don't know if

you can get too much or not.

Re: glutathione question

> Glutathione is good in any form you take it; the new oral liquid

> Lipoceutical GSH is very potent

Is it possible to take too much? For example, my son is already taking the

oral L-GSH as well as the transdermal GSH. Is the LipoGSH a substitute for

either of these or an addition to this regimen?

Thanks, Lynne

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx<http://forums.autism-rxguideb\

ook.com/default.aspx>>

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We still have some issues with vocal stimming and with some OCD. While her

language is improving, that is also an issue that remains. We have lots of

language, but language is not the same as communication.

I may be rushing because we have only been using the enzymes for about four

months, so these improvements have taken place in a relatively short time.

Overall she is very healthy, hardly even gets sick, but she limits what she eats

so much I wonder if she is getting all the nutrients she needs.

We do really limit the amount of sugar she gets. That we have been doing for

quite a while.

We tried the Kirkman enzymes and really didn't see much of anything. Once we got

through a little adjustment period with the ones from Houston, things just took

off.

I do think she has a stronger gut than some of these kids. We have never had

really bad diarrhea, but we do battle constipation and have off and one since

she was a baby. That is has not been a problem since starting the enzymes. She

is also now able to tolerate Epsom Salt baths, which she couldn't do before.

I think we are on the right road but I think there are still things we can do. I

do wish we had knowledgeable doctor close by because it leaves us trying to

figure things out alone.

Thank you so much for all you do. If you don't mind my asking, are there any

specific tests we should consider with my daughter. As I said we have done

bunches of them in the past, but I'm not sure we got much from the experience.

My family doctor is willing to help and I'm sure will order whatever test I

need.

Thank you again.

glutathione question

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> > Dr. J.M.,

> > I'd like to know what you think about glutathione and the best way

to

> administer it. My daughter had IV Glutathione treatments for just over a

> year and we saw some good things. We stopped them this summer because

she

> went into such a regression when our doctor had us try glyconutrients.

We

> stopped everything and started over.

> > In mid August, we started using Houston enzymes and have seen some

> pretty amazing improvements with this therapy. We tried a GF/CF diet in

the

> past which was hard because my daughter is older. We have really seen

more

> progress with enzymes.

> > Now to my question, I am wondering if we should try the IV

Glutathione

> again? I am hearing lots of talk about glutathione. I also have a

> prescription for B12 shots but we haven't started them yet.

> > She has been doing so well the last month or so I've just been

afraid to

> rock the boat. Now I think it is time for us to move ahead.

> > What do you think about the glutathione? I heard somewhere that kids

who

> benefit from the glutathione usually benefit from B12 shots too. Is this

> right? We also use melatonin at night and she takes 50 mg of Zoloft to

help

> with anxiety and OCD Magnesium is the only other supplement we give. My

> daughter is 13.

> > Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

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