Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant extracts noted decrease ATP. My question is what other compounds increase ATP? I came across something yesterday that said NAC should not be used with the above either? I have placed an order from amazon something another and have also ordered a technical report on it so hopefully that will shed some light. Will share what I learn and surely would appreciate any input in the interim. Donna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 Hi Donna, > I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola > and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant > extracts noted decrease ATP. > > My question is what other compounds increase ATP? Glutamine, glutathione, whey protein isolate, assorted adaptogens, potassium-rich diets, vegetable juices, eggs, butter, yogurt, the Budwig mixes, MSM and other sulphur compounds, fish, fish oil, and so on... In short, all the good things! It's very hard to design a therapy that relies on ATP reduction that is not going to leave the recipient stripped of all the most valuable dietary energy sources for the whole body rather than " selectively " depriving cancer cells, alas. Which is why paw paw and graviola work much better in Petri dishes than in human bodies, and I'm yet to see an " I cured my cancer with cantron " statement from anyone not selling it. Don't shoot the messenger. Elena I came across something > yesterday that said NAC should not be used with the above either? > > I have placed an order from amazon something another and have also ordered a > technical report on it so hopefully that will shed some light. Will share > what I learn and surely would appreciate any input in the interim. Donna > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 what is ATP? donna wrote: I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant extracts noted decrease ATP. My question is what other compounds increase ATP? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Selenium, Essiac Tea and Ozone Treatments all increase ATP energy. Also, IP-6, L-Carnitine, Acetyl L-Carnitine, Poly-MVA, Glutathione, Glutamine, Ginseng, Alpha Lipoic Acid L-Lipoic Acid, Creatine, Taurine, Acetyl-Cysteine, L-Cysteine, Any Sulfhydril " antioxidant, 714X treatments, Sea Silver, Homeopathic remedies, Flazseed Oil Mixed with Cottage cheese, Rife Treatments. Johanne From: donna I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant extracts noted decrease ATP. My question is what other compounds increase ATP? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 so donna , what about taking the cq10 separately from the paw paw ? donna wrote: I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant extracts noted decrease ATP. My question is what other compounds increase ATP? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 I read that Paw Paw tablets should be taken every 6 hours and the tea that we make every 4 hours. I think that you would be decreasing energy into the cell and then increasing it with the antioxidants so in my humble opinion - and only guessing as usual - I would say not to. Maybe take paw paw full on for a few months and then all the other things full on after that. If anyone has an opinion I would be glad to hear. Toni --- pscat meow wrote: so donna , what about taking the cq10 separately from the paw paw ? donna wrote: I only know that CoQ10 should not be used with paw paw, cantron and graviola and such, I hope I get this right, COQ10 increases ATP and the plant extracts noted decrease ATP. My question is what other compounds increase ATP? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Hi there Toni I have the same problem diet, firstly I live on an island, and very little produce except corn for cows pototoes, kale very basic. So I dont eat very well, yes we have a supermarket, more like a 7 / 11. As the goods here are not so promising I got sick of the green raw food diet as I was totally suppressed and very unhappy, But then I got a book from a friend of mine for xmas And wow I have found the answer. The book is called the x factor diet by Kenton It allows you almost everything under the sun but with the aim to make you healthy and vital again. Do yourself a favour and let your friend read this book. I am a new person. warmest regards Odette Toni s wrote: Hi Chris. I am in Newcastle NSW. My friend has had breast cancer for 15 years but this last bout we found out about November before last. During the last year she has taken graviola and a lot of CoQ10 amongst other things. She doesnt stick to a good diet and drinks alcohol and coffee. I cant get her to stop so we have to work around that. She just lost her husband and all the stress I think has made things worse. She was so bad I thought she was going to die as she had water around the lung and had to get it drained a couple of times. However she has been taking paw paw tea seriously for the last month and has noted a dramatic improvement. The fluid has not built up again ( may be because she has infrared saunas every day) and she has noticed some nodules she had in her neck have disappeared. The last two weeks she has added Transfer Factor Advanced. Also she has not had to take painkillers for the last week. She is pretty happy about that. I read that the two things you can combine with paw paw are proteolitic enzymes (she is taking Vitalzym and Serrepatase) and colustrum (Transfer Factor). I think also Artemisin but we havent got onto that yet. I think it is great because it is a fairly cheap regime and it works well with her not being good with her diet. Well its probably the best thing anyway. I would like to see her have a better diet. If you want to ring me my number is 02 49 341555. Toni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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