FW: Glutatathione - Repost

April 12, 2006

Glutatathione

Yesterday I posted a comparison of the old " Lipoceutical " glutathione and

the new " Essential " glutathione and asked why anyone would prefer the old

one to the new one. Coincidentally I got the Brainchild Nutritionals

newsletter in my inbox later that night. Terri Mykland has a pretty good

rationale and I thought I would post it here. I hope it is ok to do that.

It comes in the context of an ad for their products.

Josie

_______________________________________________________

Hi Everybody,

Long time no write. We're extremely busy this Spring, starting work on a

larger production facility, and some new products as well. We'll be at the

DAN conference in Washington, DC and AutismOne in Chicago, and I hope we get

to see many of you there.

I'm writing to tell you about a product we're just started carrying that may

be of interest to many of you. If you've been working on helping your child

biomedically, you probably know just how crucial glutathione is.

We are delighted to announce that we are now carrying the original

LipoCeutical Glutathione

previously carried by Wellness Pharmacy. This is a liquid, liposomal form

of Glutathione that is pretty easy to give, and excellently absorbed. Our

regular price will be $60 for four ounces, but through Thursday 3/24, it is

available to you at an introductory price of $58.

The LipoCeutical Glutathione we are carrying is the original formula, not

Wellness' new one. We strongly believe that this original version is easier

on our kids' sensitive bodies. The " new " formula contains sodium benzoate

-- this is an ingredient we would not use. Sodium benzoate is a

petrochemical-based preservative which can overload the glutathione and

glycine liver detox channels -- channels which most often don't work very

well in kids on the spectrum. A recent study in the UK associated sodium

benzoate with increased hyperactivity in children. All in all, we feel

there are very good reasons not to put it in kids' bodies. The original

LipoCeutical Glutathione formula contains instead potassium sorbate, which

we also use in all of our BrainChild vitamin and mineral products.

Our regular price for LipoCeutical Glutathione will be $60 for four ounces

as of Friday, which is still less than the $65 being charged elsewhere. We

hope it will continue to be an excellent value for you. I don't know if

this has happened to any of you, but my son's doctor just informed me that

my son will probably need to take glutathione in some form all his life, so

I know I for one am glad to have a good, safe source for this critical

nutrient.

In case you're interested, by the way, here's a pretty compelling visual we

developed a few years back, which may reinforce for you just how central

glutathione rally is, and how many, many of the nutrients we give our

children are involved in helping the body make and recycle glutathione more

effectively:

http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/BCNDOCS/glutathione%20chart.JPG

Take good care of yourselves, moms and dads, as well as the little ones, of

course. Hope to see you in Washington DC for the Mercury March (

<http://www.themercurygenerationmarch.org/>

http://www.themercurygenerationmarch.org/)

With Great Hope,

Terri, and the whole Brainchild family

www.brainchildnutritionals.com <http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/>

831 465-0104

Here's a little description of the LipoCeutical Glutathione that I copied

off our website for you:

LipoCeutical Glutathione

original benzoate-free formula by Dr. Tim Guilford

http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/Lipo_GSHx.html

Formerly known as " Wellness Products " LipoCeutical Glutathione

A Liposomal Complex

Patent Pending

Glutathione (GSH) is a short string of amino acids called a peptide. It is

composed of three amino acids: glycine, glutamine and cysteine. It is

one of the main antioxidants in the cell and is considered a " key

antioxidant " in the function of cells. According to research by Jill ,

the large majority of children on the autistic spectrum present with low

glutathione in their blood plasma.

The functions of glutathione include:

.. Protects cells against free radicals

.. Removes toxins such as heavy metals

.. Enhances immune function

.. Regulates protein and DNA growth

Lipoceutical Glutathione is a liposomal glutathione supplement in liquid

form. Glutathione is not well absorbed when taken by itself. It is a

highly reactive substance. In LipoCeutical Glutathione, the glutathione

is contained in tiny nanosize spheres called liposomes. Liposomes are

tiny liquid bubbles made from essential phospholipids. Studies in humans

have shown that the absorption of phospholipids is higher than 90%.

Ingredients: Reduced l-glutathione, purified water, glycerin,

hydroxylated lecithin, potassium sorbate (as preservative).

Suggested Use: Best time to take is in the morning on an empty

stomach. Recommended adult dose is one teaspoon per day.

April 13, 2006

Thank you Josie,

I had read your original post and that is why I order it from Brainchild and

not wellness.

I do appreciate the post.

Has anyone experienced a loss of appetite with it?

Is it the smell that leave me not wanting to eat hrs after taking it?

My son doesn't seem to loose his appetite but I do.

It really smell so much like sulfur it doesn't feel safe to ingest.

Is it just me?

Haleh

--- Josie Lecraw <josie.nelson@...> wrote:

>

> Glutatathione

>

> Yesterday I posted a comparison of the old " Lipoceutical " glutathione and

> the new " Essential " glutathione and asked why anyone would prefer the old

> one to the new one. Coincidentally I got the Brainchild Nutritionals

> newsletter in my inbox later that night. Terri Mykland has a pretty good

> rationale and I thought I would post it here. I hope it is ok to do that.

> It comes in the context of an ad for their products.

>

> Josie

>

> _______________________________________________________

>

> Hi Everybody,

>

> Long time no write. We're extremely busy this Spring, starting work on a

> larger production facility, and some new products as well. We'll be at the

> DAN conference in Washington, DC and AutismOne in Chicago, and I hope we get

> to see many of you there.

>

> I'm writing to tell you about a product we're just started carrying that may

> be of interest to many of you. If you've been working on helping your child

> biomedically, you probably know just how crucial glutathione is.

>

> We are delighted to announce that we are now carrying the original

>

> LipoCeutical Glutathione

>

> previously carried by Wellness Pharmacy. This is a liquid, liposomal form

> of Glutathione that is pretty easy to give, and excellently absorbed. Our

> regular price will be $60 for four ounces, but through Thursday 3/24, it is

> available to you at an introductory price of $58.

>

> The LipoCeutical Glutathione we are carrying is the original formula, not

> Wellness' new one. We strongly believe that this original version is easier

> on our kids' sensitive bodies. The " new " formula contains sodium benzoate

> -- this is an ingredient we would not use. Sodium benzoate is a

> petrochemical-based preservative which can overload the glutathione and

> glycine liver detox channels -- channels which most often don't work very

> well in kids on the spectrum. A recent study in the UK associated sodium

> benzoate with increased hyperactivity in children. All in all, we feel

> there are very good reasons not to put it in kids' bodies. The original

> LipoCeutical Glutathione formula contains instead potassium sorbate, which

> we also use in all of our BrainChild vitamin and mineral products.

>

> Our regular price for LipoCeutical Glutathione will be $60 for four ounces

> as of Friday, which is still less than the $65 being charged elsewhere. We

> hope it will continue to be an excellent value for you. I don't know if

> this has happened to any of you, but my son's doctor just informed me that

> my son will probably need to take glutathione in some form all his life, so

> I know I for one am glad to have a good, safe source for this critical

> nutrient.

>

> In case you're interested, by the way, here's a pretty compelling visual we

> developed a few years back, which may reinforce for you just how central

> glutathione rally is, and how many, many of the nutrients we give our

> children are involved in helping the body make and recycle glutathione more

> effectively:

> http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/BCNDOCS/glutathione%20chart.JPG

>

> Take good care of yourselves, moms and dads, as well as the little ones, of

> course. Hope to see you in Washington DC for the Mercury March (

> <http://www.themercurygenerationmarch.org/>

> http://www.themercurygenerationmarch.org/)

>

> With Great Hope,

>

> Terri, and the whole Brainchild family

> www.brainchildnutritionals.com <http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/>

> 831 465-0104

>

> Here's a little description of the LipoCeutical Glutathione that I copied

> off our website for you:

>

> LipoCeutical Glutathione

> original benzoate-free formula by Dr. Tim Guilford

> http://www.brainchildnutritionals.com/Lipo_GSHx.html

>

> Formerly known as " Wellness Products " LipoCeutical Glutathione

> A Liposomal Complex

> Patent Pending

>

> Glutathione (GSH) is a short string of amino acids called a peptide. It is

> composed of three amino acids: glycine, glutamine and cysteine. It is

> one of the main antioxidants in the cell and is considered a " key

> antioxidant " in the function of cells. According to research by Jill ,

> the large majority of children on the autistic spectrum present with low

> glutathione in their blood plasma.

>

> The functions of glutathione include:

> . Protects cells against free radicals

> . Removes toxins such as heavy metals

> . Enhances immune function

> . Regulates protein and DNA growth

>

> Lipoceutical Glutathione is a liposomal glutathione supplement in liquid

> form. Glutathione is not well absorbed when taken by itself. It is a

> highly reactive substance. In LipoCeutical Glutathione, the glutathione

> is contained in tiny nanosize spheres called liposomes. Liposomes are

> tiny liquid bubbles made from essential phospholipids. Studies in humans

> have shown that the absorption of phospholipids is higher than 90%.

>

> Ingredients: Reduced l-glutathione, purified water, glycerin,

> hydroxylated lecithin, potassium sorbate (as preservative).

>

> Suggested Use: Best time to take is in the morning on an empty

> stomach. Recommended adult dose is one teaspoon per day.

>

April 22, 2006

I just found this one in my inbox and re-read. Maybe you are one of the

ones that has trouble with the sulfur overall. Needing it - and being able

to use it w/o other pathways supported are 2 different things as we are

finding, right? How do you do with other sulfury things?

Take care,

Josie

Glutatathione

>

> Yesterday I posted a comparison of the old " Lipoceutical " glutathione and

> the new " Essential " glutathione and asked why anyone would prefer the old

> one to the new one. Coincidentally I got the Brainchild Nutritionals

> newsletter in my inbox later that night. Terri Mykland has a pretty good

> rationale and I thought I would post it here. I hope it is ok to do that.

> It comes in the context of an ad for their products.

>

> Josie

>

> _______________________________________________________

>

> Hi Everybody,

>

> Long time no write. We're extremely busy this Spring, starting work on a

> larger production facility, and some new products as well. We'll be at

the

> DAN conference in Washington, DC and AutismOne in Chicago, and I hope we

get

> to see many of you there.

>

> I'm writing to tell you about a product we're just started carrying that

may

> be of interest to many of you. If you've been working on helping your

child

> biomedically, you probably know just how crucial glutathione is.

>

> We are delighted to announce that we are now carrying the original

>

> LipoCeutical Glutathione

>

> previously carried by Wellness Pharmacy. This is a liquid, liposomal form

> of Glutathione that is pretty easy to give, and excellently absorbed. Our

> regular price will be $60 for four ounces, but through Thursday 3/24, it

is

> available to you at an introductory price of $58.

>

> The LipoCeutical Glutathione we are carrying is the original formula, not

> Wellness' new one. We strongly believe that this original version is

easier