tylenol troubles

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Another issue with Tylenol is that it suppresses glutathione which

is needed to help with detoxification.  I am so regretful that I gave my son

Tylenol with every shot when he was young thinking I was doing a good thing

helping keep his reactions down.   I had never heard of glutathione back then! 

I never knew what pitocin could do during labor.  I never knew how medicines

clear through the body – so naïve as a 1st time mother.  There

should be classes on biomedical when you are pregnant instead of childbirth

classes which  I didn’t find that helpful.    J  

Heidi J

From:

mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf

Of ambitionn01

Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 4:32 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Lyme die-off - someone please help!

Tylenol for pain? I have not found Tylenol to

help in extreme pain, and there are many practitioners totally against Tylenol

due to it potentially causing liver failure. I have seen reports that it is the

number one cause of liver failure in the U.S., but I don't know if this is

true. Since kids with autism usually have liver issues, it is usually shunned.

With antibiotics, you can have fluctuating extreme symptoms. Some doctors are

aware of this and have a good plan, others just prescribe and hope for the

best. I am happy to hear that mostly his joints are hurting, I have heard much

worse. I'll bet he is full of ammonia and nuerotoxins from the die-off. We have

used l-citruline and alpha ketoglutauric acid with great results for ammonia. I

have used Modifilan and turmeric with great results for neurotoxins, but also

had to occasionally use small amounts of Algas, and large amounts of Burbur.

All these things together were usually needed. I would ask the doctors about

these. I have no idea about mixing these and prescriptions. They do have a

prescription called cholestrymine that doctors prescribe to Lyme patients for

the die-off and sometimes they recommend cholestepure instead. This is when

they are not doing other things, such as what I already mentioned.

I am also concerned about liver support. Maybe some massaging will help his

lymph system move more toxins out, quicker. The massaging can be all over, not

just the lymph area, for toxins get stuck in the muscles as well. For liver

support, I like to use foods that come in capsules. Ask your doctor about

these: broccoli sprouts, artichoke, celery seed, parsley, milk thistle, and

turmeric or curcumin. I wonder if vit. E would help as well. I'll pray (to

Jesus) that you find a good plan.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N