What Kind of Yucca to Buy?

[Guest guest]

Hello. What type of yucca product is best given as a toxin binder?

Will it work like charcoal, sucking up the toxins and help with die

off after a short period of time? Do I avoid giving other supplements

during this time? How many capsules can be used during each dosage?

Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Yucca binds to ammonia and helps transiting protein food to the small

intestinal. Long term use of yucca can interfere with the absorption of

vitamin A, D, and K. I do not feel that yucca is suitable for using as a

day-to-day toxin binder. Yasko only recommends using yucca when protein

intake is high.

Limin

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Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 18:08

To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

Subject: What Kind of Yucca to Buy?

> Hello. What type of yucca product is best given as a toxin binder?

> Will it work like charcoal, sucking up the toxins and help with die

> off after a short period of time? Do I avoid giving other supplements

> during this time? How many capsules can be used during each dosage?

> Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

I think it just reduces ammonia and is usually given with protein.

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> Hello. What type of yucca product is best given as a toxin binder?

> Will it work like charcoal, sucking up the toxins and help with die

> off after a short period of time? Do I avoid giving other

supplements

> during this time? How many capsules can be used during each dosage?

> Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

I'm very late to this discussion, but I have something to add that might be

interesting.

Yucca is not for long term use (as Limin mentioned) so my local biomed doctor

made an imprint of it's energy signature onto a vial of water using a bioset

machine. I'm not really sure how the whole thing works - but I ended up with a

bottle of homeopathic style yucca " water " at 10x. Been using it for a year or

more with no apparent problems. When I stop giving it to my son with protein

meals (about 1/2 dropper full) the strong ammonia smell comes back to his urine.

His vitamin D levels were low a few months ago, so perhaps it is having some

negative impact though. Not sure. It's easy to supplement D over the winter and

now that the weather is getting nice, I just have him out in the sun. Not sure

of his A and K levels, but he does take a lot of fish oils.

If the yucca " water " IS having an impact on his A, D and K absorption, would

that be worse than ammonia toxicity? His ammonia levels were very high before

getting him on Yucca caps from Yasko. Used them for a couple of months and his

ammonia levels dropped - then I stopped the caps and just used the bioset

imprinted water to maintain.

Not looking to change anything because my son is doing really well at the

moment. Just wanted to throw the info out there.

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> Yucca binds to ammonia and helps transiting protein food to the small

> intestinal. Long term use of yucca can interfere with the absorption of

> vitamin A, D, and K. I do not feel that yucca is suitable for using as a

> day-to-day toxin binder. Yasko only recommends using yucca when protein

> intake is high.

>

> Limin

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> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 18:08

> To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

> Subject: What Kind of Yucca to Buy?

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> > Hello. What type of yucca product is best given as a toxin binder?

> > Will it work like charcoal, sucking up the toxins and help with die

> > off after a short period of time? Do I avoid giving other supplements

> > during this time? How many capsules can be used during each dosage?

> > Thanks.

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