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I can't take it all in, in terms of remembering every little bit, but

as applies to the autistic kids therefore many lymies and others with

chronic infections:

1) methylation defects leading to impaired ability to quiet viruses

and make new dna

2) heavy metal, esp mercury, also lead. metals coexist with chronic

infections. strep, herpes and rubella, she said something about the

same receptor taking all 3 in. she has seen strep boils in kids as

they detox heavy metals

3) glutamate is the big baddie here, too much is a nasty excitotoxin;

upregulated by strep and i'm sure lyme (she actually did mention

lyme, good for her). i haven't gotten to the direct supplementation

advice yet but its clear you need to supplement with glutathione--its

always low when glutamate is high.

4) glutamate the gun, calcium the bullet that actually causes

neuronal death. magnesium reversibly inhibits the calcium so,

supplement with magnesium

5) green tea helps too but she didn't explainw hy yet (guess its the

theanine i mentioned a few days ago)

6) she's big on niacinamide, helps protect trytophan therefore

serotonin and melatonin, also is antibacterial and she said anti lyme

guess i should start supplementing with that

7) dependng on your genetics, too much b6 might increase the

excitotoxicity so start slow (I forget why)

8) she likes nadh because the body uses nadh to recycle glutathione,

supposedly. i however never had a good reaction to nadh. but others

might want to try it?

avoid glutamine, stuff like msg, hydrolized protein, any malted

products, she has a list in her book apparetnly, all these are

glutamate/excitoxins

I'm definitely going to start neublizing with glutathione.

I already get IV magnesium

I guess I'll investigate b3

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