Re: Glutathione Supplements Dangerous?

[Guest guest]

I have a vague memory, that the thing to do is to take lots of vitamin C and

vitamin E and maybe other anti oxidants to safe the glutathionine which is in

the body already rather than trying to add more. Maybe somebody else could

comment.

Dagmar.

[ ] Glutathione Supplements Dangerous?

I've read some of Andy's postings and another doctor told me that if someone

is telling you your glutathione is low, they're probably trying to sell you

a bottle of glutathione.

My son did test low for reduced glutathione, plasma in a recent test.

However, I'm worried about supplementing with the Kirkman's products or any

other vendor's products. A friend recommended using selenium supplements.

Can anyone shed light on this?

Best,

Lora

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[Guest guest]

> I have a vague memory, that the thing to do is to take lots of

vitamin C and vitamin E and maybe other anti oxidants to safe the

glutathionine which is in the body already rather than trying to add

more. Maybe somebody else could comment.

>

> Dagmar.

Dagmar, I think you are on the right track. I'd suggest

reading the section on " sulfur and thiols " , here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/ANDY_INDEX.html

There are one or two posts somewhere in there that are

clear about what to do and in which cases.

good wishes,

Moria

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Oral glutathione will be broken down & used by the bacteria in the intestines.

It is good for the gut flora but you will need transdermal glutathione or inject

it.

Selenium is a anti oxidant that is " supposed " to cross the brain-blood-barrier

and neutralize the mercury

in the brain. There was a remark about that at the last DAN! Portland 2003

conference about it.

Carsten

[ ] Glutathione Supplements Dangerous?

I've read some of Andy's postings and another doctor told me that if someone

is telling you your glutathione is low, they're probably trying to sell you

a bottle of glutathione.

My son did test low for reduced glutathione, plasma in a recent test.

However, I'm worried about supplementing with the Kirkman's products or any

other vendor's products. A friend recommended using selenium supplements.

Can anyone shed light on this?

Best,

Lora

_________________________________________________________________

Get some great ideas here for your sweetheart on Valentine's Day - and

beyond. http://special.msn.com/network/celebrateromance.armx

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[Guest guest]

Carsten,

Thanks for this info. Do you mind letting me know where you read this? I

like to check things out for myself too, that way I feel more comfortable

about using something on my child, who otherwise has no say in the matter.

So far I've only been able to find info from the people who are selling the

products and that's not exactly a reliable or trustworthy source.

Best,

Lora

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