Re: What is the gultathione supposed to do?

[Guest guest]

Hi, Tony.

Glutathione normally does a lot of important things in the body.

Detoxing toxins and assisting the immune system, particularly to

fight viruses and intracellular bacteria, are two of the big ones.

If you want to find out more about this, look at page 3 of my poster

paper, which can be found at this website:

http://www.cfsresearch.org/cfs/research/treatment/15.htm

Rich

> Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to do. I

gathered

> that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my limited

reading

> on the topic.

> I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

infectives.Don't

> learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that detoxing by

> adding agent's would possably be best achieved by modifying

dietary

> habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a couple of

> times a year for a couple of months may produce a better detox

than

> adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just pondering ?

any

> thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done in

dialysis.

> I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be another

> unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having a spa

and

> seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was releasing

> toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

cleanser.

> In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?

[Guest guest]

Thanks rich

I printed it out and will read it later. It did touch on a topic of

the muscle biopsy. I believe that the toxins are like battery acid

and they tend to sort of melt the muscle fibres and the circulation

in general(veins). I also think this is the part that needs serious

HIGH PRESSURE therapy like chaemo almost, can you see the

glutathione fixing this?

I actually started to try potassium and it seems to help, apparently

it fixes damaged cell membranes. I did notice improvement, though I

did test low in it.

Again thanks rich, I notice you really are very helpfull to everyone

on this topic.

tony

> > Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to do. I

> gathered

> > that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my limited

> reading

> > on the topic.

> > I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

> infectives.Don't

> > learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that detoxing

by

> > adding agent's would possably be best achieved by modifying

> dietary

> > habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a couple

of

> > times a year for a couple of months may produce a better detox

> than

> > adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just pondering ?

> any

> > thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done in

> dialysis.

> > I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be another

> > unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having a spa

> and

> > seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was

releasing

> > toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

> cleanser.

> > In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> > Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?

[Guest guest]

Tony, glutathione assists every cell. Low glutathione: immune cells

don't kill pathogens as well; you can improve diabetes, arterial

function, parkinson's, almost everything, by increasing glutathione.

> > > Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to do. I

> > gathered

> > > that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my limited

> > reading

> > > on the topic.

> > > I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

> > infectives.Don't

> > > learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that detoxing

> by

> > > adding agent's would possably be best achieved by modifying

> > dietary

> > > habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a couple

> of

> > > times a year for a couple of months may produce a better detox

> > than

> > > adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just

pondering ?

> > any

> > > thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done in

> > dialysis.

> > > I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be another

> > > unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having a spa

> > and

> > > seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was

> releasing

> > > toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

> > cleanser.

> > > In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> > > Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?

[Guest guest]

Hi, Tony.

I think that glutathione depletion allows the rise of peroxynitrite

to occur in the muscle cells, and that's what puts the monkey wrench

into their Krebs cycles and produces the weakness and physical

fatigue in CFS. When people with CFS overdo it with the exercise, I

think that the oxidizing free radicals that are produced by the more

rapid metabolism during the exercise attack the cell membranes,

because there isn't enough glutathione to take care of them, and the

resulting damage and the time it takes to repair it is what makes

the muscles hurt for some days afterward.

Rich

> > > Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to do. I

> > gathered

> > > that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my limited

> > reading

> > > on the topic.

> > > I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

> > infectives.Don't

> > > learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that detoxing

> by

> > > adding agent's would possably be best achieved by modifying

> > dietary

> > > habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a

couple

> of

> > > times a year for a couple of months may produce a better detox

> > than

> > > adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just

pondering ?

> > any

> > > thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done in

> > dialysis.

> > > I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be another

> > > unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having a

spa

> > and

> > > seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was

> releasing

> > > toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

> > cleanser.

> > > In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> > > Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?

[Guest guest]

Jill

I know it can assist healing, but an infection that's not targeted

by the immune system isn't going to go down to glutathione. I

believe that it can be a huge benfit to getting the body up and

running- my mission was to judge how much.I actually found potassium

that I alway's showed low in has been a positive.

Just trying to put the finger on all the protocols and which ones

combine best to get someone well quick.

tony

> > > > Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to do.

I

> > > gathered

> > > > that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my

limited

> > > reading

> > > > on the topic.

> > > > I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

> > > infectives.Don't

> > > > learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that

detoxing

> > by

> > > > adding agent's would possably be best achieved by modifying

> > > dietary

> > > > habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a

couple

> > of

> > > > times a year for a couple of months may produce a better

detox

> > > than

> > > > adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just

> pondering ?

> > > any

> > > > thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done

in

> > > dialysis.

> > > > I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be

another

> > > > unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having a

spa

> > > and

> > > > seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was

> > releasing

> > > > toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

> > > cleanser.

> > > > In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> > > > Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?

[Guest guest]

i must admit i have not tried my nebulized protocol regularly yet so

can't give you a case report but when i do i will.

when one looks at the literature it looks as important as major

minerals like magnesium potassim and calcium.

getting it into the cells is not easy. i don't think the precursors

are that great though everybody says they are. it dpeends on your

individual genetics whether you will go through the steps to make

the precursors inot glutathione. i prefer IV, and we'll see if

nebulizd works. i agree, it's not a pathogen killer, its just, if

its low your own body is less effective.

no antibioitc sterilizes anybody so you need your immune system to

be working.

are you going to look at milfetosine or whatever that drug was? i

have to have somebody test it on regular bacteria and i wish they

could see if it worked on borrelia.

> > > > > Juts curious as to what this glutathione is supposed to

do.

> I

> > > > gathered

> > > > > that it's like a detox of the body mainly liver, in my

> limited

> > > > reading

> > > > > on the topic.

> > > > > I tend to get excited by anti inflammatories and anti

> > > > infectives.Don't

> > > > > learn much about these DETOX " S? I basically feel that

> detoxing

> > > by

> > > > > adding agent's would possably be best achieved by

modifying

> > > > dietary

> > > > > habits.I think the european orthodox system of fasting a

> couple

> > > of

> > > > > times a year for a couple of months may produce a better

> detox

> > > > than

> > > > > adding a chemical and keeping the diet the same.Just

> > pondering ?

> > > > any

> > > > > thoughts?Ohhh, I also feel that detoxing is something done

> in

> > > > dialysis.

> > > > > I tend to think building a good sweat everyday may be

> another

> > > > > unrecognised detox. Actually recall many years ago having

a

> spa

> > > > and

> > > > > seeing a black ring in the bathtub.I wonder if that was

> > > releasing

> > > > > toxins?.I also think the HIGH salt intake may be a sort of

> > > > cleanser.

> > > > > In wounds they normally use saline flushes.

> > > > > Does it aid in healing wounds by plugging up the damage?