Guest guest Posted January 4, 2006 Report Share Posted January 4, 2006 Not sure what list you'd read something like this on but GSH is VERY important for our kids and from my understanding if they had enough of it to begin with they likely would not have become autistic. I saw increased natural detox when we used Lipo GSH and Dr. JM used TD- GSH for my son throughout treatment. The Lipo GSH (now Essential GSH at Wellness Health -www.wellnesshealth.com) was HUGE for my son though some are sensitive to it and can't use it. I saw increased language and all sorts of improvements. I'd suggest looking at Dr. JM's book as she talks in detail about GSH and there are many posts on it in the older messages on this list. It is vitally important! Best, -rx , Selavka <gooncity@s...> wrote: > > On another list I am on, someone asked if glutathione is necessary. On the other list in the Q & A section, this was posted about glutathione... " Glutathione is not a chelator. Supplemental glutathione itself is of very little value since your gut should digest it. If your gut is not digesting it you will soon start taking other things to MAKE your gut digest it because letting undigested things like glutathione into your bloodstream will soon cause major allergy problems. " Is this true? I have been using td-glutathione and haven't noticed any changes. I am wondering if we should continue, is this a waste of time and money? Input is greatly appreciated. > > Thanks. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2006 Report Share Posted January 4, 2006 , I completely agree with . One more comment. The other list (Autism-Mercury) talks about ORAL glutathione (which ends up in the gut), while the TD version bypasses the gut. It looks like the Lipo GSH is the only oral version which is useful. If the Reduced Gluthathione test shows low level (most likely, as mentioned), you have to continue to use the TD cream. This is exactly what our DAN prescribed for my son. Marin > > > > On another list I am on, someone asked if glutathione is > necessary. On the other list in the Q & A section, this was posted > about glutathione... " Glutathione is not a chelator. Supplemental > glutathione itself is of very little value since your gut should > digest it. If your gut is not digesting it you will soon start > taking other things to MAKE your gut digest it because letting > undigested things like glutathione into your bloodstream will soon > cause major allergy problems. " Is this true? I have been using > td-glutathione and haven't noticed any changes. I am wondering if > we should continue, is this a waste of time and money? Input is > greatly appreciated. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2006 Report Share Posted January 4, 2006 Glutathione is a protein in the liver responsible for detox action and is very low in ASD kids. We do use transdermal gluthathione and haven't seen a particulat change. However, My son tends to sweat more since this addition and I think that alone can only be good. Haleh Selavka wrote: > On another list I am on, someone asked if glutathione is necessary. > On the other list in the Q & A section, this was posted about > glutathione... " Glutathione is not a chelator. Supplemental > glutathione itself is of very little value since your gut should > digest it. If your gut is not digesting it you will soon start > taking other things to MAKE your gut digest it because letting > undigested things like glutathione into your bloodstream will soon > cause major allergy problems. " Is this true? I have been using > td-glutathione and haven't noticed any changes. I am wondering if we > should continue, is this a waste of time and money? Input is greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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