More cool stuff on the list: Follow-up for Rich on Glutathione

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Rich - That PDF of yours is one of the best reviews of a single

factor in a disease process I've ever seen.

You come away understanding more about BOTH glutathione and CFS than

you ever would have by looking at the two independently of one

another. You have done a huge service there.

The main area I'd like to hear more about - and feel free to just

point me to messages where you've already done this - is the

neuroprotective effects of glutathione, it's role in helping to

prevent the death of critical brain and nervous system cells.

I associate this with the lazarus-like effects that glutathione

treatment has had on patients I know personally, who came to

glutathione with incapacitating neurological symptoms and diagnoses

that include CFS, chronic neuro-lyme, MS, and early onset

Alzheimers.

I'd be especially grateful for your help in relating/comparing

glutathione's role with what we've learned recently happens with

ceftriaxone, the increase of glutamate transport, which is impaired,

with devestating consequences, in a whole long list of neurological

diseases (I think Rothstein et al, who published the finding, make

particular mention of ALS).

Thanks so much!