Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 I don't think glutathione chelates anything. It just aids elimination of toxins and taking it may be too much for you. I prefer to take NAC which is a pre-cursor to glutathione whilst chelating. As for MCS - I reckon that will disappear when you start seriously chelating the mercury, as it did in my case. Try asking your GP what has caused the MCS instead of taking what they prescribed - I guarantee they won't know! So how can they prescribe a cure? Glutathione Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief of the MCS I'm also getting what I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione chelated mercury. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@ yahoo.com, www.mcs-america. org , www.mcs-hawaii. org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@ mcs-america. org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 I don't think glutathione chelates anything. It just aids elimination of toxins and taking it may be too much for you. I prefer to take NAC which is a pre-cursor to glutathione whilst chelating. As for MCS - I reckon that will disappear when you start seriously chelating the mercury, as it did in my case. Try asking your GP what has caused the MCS instead of taking what they prescribed - I guarantee they won't know! So how can they prescribe a cure? Glutathione Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief of the MCS I'm also getting what I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione chelated mercury. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@ yahoo.com, www.mcs-america. org , www.mcs-hawaii. org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@ mcs-america. org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 I don't think glutathione chelates anything. It just aids elimination of toxins and taking it may be too much for you. I prefer to take NAC which is a pre-cursor to glutathione whilst chelating. As for MCS - I reckon that will disappear when you start seriously chelating the mercury, as it did in my case. Try asking your GP what has caused the MCS instead of taking what they prescribed - I guarantee they won't know! So how can they prescribe a cure? Glutathione Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief of the MCS I'm also getting what I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione chelated mercury. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@ yahoo.com, www.mcs-america. org , www.mcs-hawaii. org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@ mcs-america. org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 > > Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief of the MCS I'm also getting what I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione chelated mercury. TK--- it doesn't chelate Hg but it can make you much worse and is not recommended. > > Lourdes " Sal " Salvador > salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org > To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 > > Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief of the MCS I'm also getting what I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione chelated mercury. TK--- it doesn't chelate Hg but it can make you much worse and is not recommended. > > Lourdes " Sal " Salvador > salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org > To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2006 Report Share Posted December 19, 2006 Hi TK, Please when you say things make you worst or you can get bad reactions, please can you give an example. thank you, tedd TK wrote: > > > > > Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good > or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences > you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it > for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief > of the MCS I'm also getting what > > I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione > chelated mercury. > > TK--- it doesn't chelate Hg but it can make you much worse and is not > recommended. > > > > > Lourdes " Sal " Salvador > > salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org > > To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2006 Report Share Posted December 19, 2006 Hi TK, Please when you say things make you worst or you can get bad reactions, please can you give an example. thank you, tedd TK wrote: > > > > > Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good > or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences > you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it > for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief > of the MCS I'm also getting what > > I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione > chelated mercury. > > TK--- it doesn't chelate Hg but it can make you much worse and is not > recommended. > > > > > Lourdes " Sal " Salvador > > salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org > > To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2006 Report Share Posted December 19, 2006 Hi TK, Please when you say things make you worst or you can get bad reactions, please can you give an example. thank you, tedd TK wrote: > > > > > Does anyone know if taking prescription inhaled glutathione is good > or bad when one has mercury poisoning? Any comments or experiences > you've had and can share? I'm asking because I've been prescribed it > for MCS and while it seems to help the brain fog and symptom relief > of the MCS I'm also getting what > > I deem to be mercury detox symptoms and heard that glutathione > chelated mercury. > > TK--- it doesn't chelate Hg but it can make you much worse and is not > recommended. > > > > > Lourdes " Sal " Salvador > > salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org > > To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Now my question is (and I asked my ND the same thing) if taking DMSA with glutathione would be okay? I'm thinking the glut will stir it up and the DMSA will bind and carry it out. Also can glut be taken when mercury body burden is reduced to a low level? I'm asking because glut is highly recommended for MCS by those in front of the EI field. I'm trying to figure out how I can restore my levels without mercury making me ill. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... ----- Original Message ----- From: TK TK--- it redistributes more Hg and makes the Hg symptoms worse - headaches, brain fog, pain etc...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Now my question is (and I asked my ND the same thing) if taking DMSA with glutathione would be okay? I'm thinking the glut will stir it up and the DMSA will bind and carry it out. Also can glut be taken when mercury body burden is reduced to a low level? I'm asking because glut is highly recommended for MCS by those in front of the EI field. I'm trying to figure out how I can restore my levels without mercury making me ill. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... ----- Original Message ----- From: TK TK--- it redistributes more Hg and makes the Hg symptoms worse - headaches, brain fog, pain etc...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 > > Now my question is (and I asked my ND the same thing) if taking DMSA with glutathione would be okay? I'm thinking the glut will stir it up and the DMSA will bind and carry it out. Do you have Andy's AI book? See page 199-200. The problem with glutathione and other single thiols is that they bind to mercury, but only *weakly*, meaning the mercury can bind and unbind over and over again on the way out of the body. This causes more damage. The chelators bind *strongly* to mercury so they remove it from the body without doing more damage (assuming you take them in low, frequent doses). > Also can glut be taken when mercury body burden is reduced to a low level? When you get your mercury level down, your body may be able to make enough glutathione on its own. > I'm asking because glut is highly recommended for MCS by those in front of the EI field. I'm trying to figure out how I can restore my levels without mercury making me ill. Andy does not recommend glutathione for mercury poisoned people. For those who are low cysteine and benefit from more sulfur, he recommends increasing thiol-based foods and supplements to tolerance. Lots of people get obsessed with low glutathione levels. Most chonically ill people have low glutathione. When you get to the point of adding ALA to your chelation protocol, this will help with glutathione levels. In the meantime, take plenty of antioxidants. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 > > Now my question is (and I asked my ND the same thing) if taking DMSA with glutathione would be okay? I'm thinking the glut will stir it up and the DMSA will bind and carry it out. Do you have Andy's AI book? See page 199-200. The problem with glutathione and other single thiols is that they bind to mercury, but only *weakly*, meaning the mercury can bind and unbind over and over again on the way out of the body. This causes more damage. The chelators bind *strongly* to mercury so they remove it from the body without doing more damage (assuming you take them in low, frequent doses). > Also can glut be taken when mercury body burden is reduced to a low level? When you get your mercury level down, your body may be able to make enough glutathione on its own. > I'm asking because glut is highly recommended for MCS by those in front of the EI field. I'm trying to figure out how I can restore my levels without mercury making me ill. Andy does not recommend glutathione for mercury poisoned people. For those who are low cysteine and benefit from more sulfur, he recommends increasing thiol-based foods and supplements to tolerance. Lots of people get obsessed with low glutathione levels. Most chonically ill people have low glutathione. When you get to the point of adding ALA to your chelation protocol, this will help with glutathione levels. In the meantime, take plenty of antioxidants. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 > > Now my question is (and I asked my ND the same thing) if taking DMSA with glutathione would be okay? I'm thinking the glut will stir it up and the DMSA will bind and carry it out. Do you have Andy's AI book? See page 199-200. The problem with glutathione and other single thiols is that they bind to mercury, but only *weakly*, meaning the mercury can bind and unbind over and over again on the way out of the body. This causes more damage. The chelators bind *strongly* to mercury so they remove it from the body without doing more damage (assuming you take them in low, frequent doses). > Also can glut be taken when mercury body burden is reduced to a low level? When you get your mercury level down, your body may be able to make enough glutathione on its own. > I'm asking because glut is highly recommended for MCS by those in front of the EI field. I'm trying to figure out how I can restore my levels without mercury making me ill. Andy does not recommend glutathione for mercury poisoned people. For those who are low cysteine and benefit from more sulfur, he recommends increasing thiol-based foods and supplements to tolerance. Lots of people get obsessed with low glutathione levels. Most chonically ill people have low glutathione. When you get to the point of adding ALA to your chelation protocol, this will help with glutathione levels. In the meantime, take plenty of antioxidants. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 That's true... but taking it intranasally is effective. Of course it is still contraindicated in mercury toxic individuals. I must admit it did help me - until the mercury stirred up. I'm going for my metals test tomorrow and will have results in 2 weeks. I may follow it up with a hair test too to cover all the bases. Lourdes " Sal " Salvador salvadorlourdes@..., www.mcs-america.org , www.mcs-hawaii.org To subscribe to the monthly MCS America News: subscriptions@... ----- Original Message ----- From: noaholiviaian Pretty much says ingesting glutathione is a waste of time. Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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