Guest guest Posted January 3, 2004 Report Share Posted January 3, 2004 --- In , " Jody G. " <momtobandj@b...> wrote: > Hi everyone. > It's been eons since I have posted since our chelation went on hold > about a year and a half ago. > > Recently I have been trying to find info on plasma cysteine and > sulphate. I did read through Andy's old posts on this topic in the > archives, but unfortunately I wasn't able to make much sense of it. > > I realize that this info may be old news to many of you and if someone > wants to reply to me off-list that is fine. My e-mail is > momtobandj@b... > > The plasma cysteine/sulphate test was done through GSDL. > > cysteine- 2.62L (Range 3.10-3.90) > sulphate- 5.0 (Range 4.8-5.3) > > Maybe I am just on information overload from reading so many of the > archives. > > My son reacts very favorably to MSM supplementation-allergy symptoms > gone with no need for antihistamines. > > He reacts very favorably to all sulfur boosting supplements EXCEPT NAC > and ALA. He eats lots of high sulfur foods and does not react > negatively to them at all. > > Any ideas? This is exactly what you expect. Someone with low plasma sulfate will do better if they eat more sulfury stuff. The sulfate to cysteine ratio suggests the Feingold diet may help. The most important thing is to get back to chelating. . .. . > > Thanks so much! > > Jody > mom to -5.0 and -7.4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2004 Report Share Posted January 3, 2004 Look at Andy's post 57707. It seems to me you are doing the right thing by feeding him sulfury things which agree with him and that additionally you could exclude things from his diet which require sulfation. Dagmar. [ ] plasma cysteine/sulphate Hi everyone. It's been eons since I have posted since our chelation went on hold about a year and a half ago. Recently I have been trying to find info on plasma cysteine and sulphate. I did read through Andy's old posts on this topic in the archives, but unfortunately I wasn't able to make much sense of it. I realize that this info may be old news to many of you and if someone wants to reply to me off-list that is fine. My e-mail is momtobandj@... The plasma cysteine/sulphate test was done through GSDL. cysteine- 2.62L (Range 3.10-3.90) sulphate- 5.0 (Range 4.8-5.3) Maybe I am just on information overload from reading so many of the archives. My son reacts very favorably to MSM supplementation-allergy symptoms gone with no need for antihistamines. He reacts very favorably to all sulfur boosting supplements EXCEPT NAC and ALA. He eats lots of high sulfur foods and does not react negatively to them at all. Any ideas? Thanks so much! Jody mom to -5.0 and -7.4 ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2004 Report Share Posted January 4, 2004 " This is exactly what you expect. Someone with low plasma sulfate will do better if they eat more sulfury stuff. The sulfate to cysteine ratio suggests the Feingold diet may help. The most important thing is to get back to chelating. . .. . " Thanks Andy. The issue that is preventing further chelation is the fact that both of my boys have motility problems now. They have had sitzmark studies done and my older son after 5 days, still had half of the rings in his colon. My younger son had about one quarter of the rings left. Both had the in-patient colon clean-outs using Go-Lytely through an NG tube. They had follow up x-rays one month later, both of their colons were completely full of stool. Nothing works to keep their colons moving. I am afraid to continue chelation with their stools sitting around inside them for 5+ days. Also, is there anything that needs to be done to bring up the cysteine level (2.62L -range 3.1-3.9)? Thanks again! Jody mom to -5.0 and -7.4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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