Re: Regarding tests / conditions during chelation -/Plasma Cysteine

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Hallo everyone

Is the only way to check for elevated plasma cysteine a sulphur

exclusion diet or is there some other way?

I'm sorry if this an old question.

Also is there a difference between chromium picolinate and just plain

chromium?

Thanks

Kenny

> Elevated plasma cysteine: indicates that excessive thiol groups are

> available and these must be restricted in the diet. Elevated cysteine

> will often lead to high blood pressure, increased immune activity

> allergies, excessive talkativeness, impaired judgment, and increase

> libido. There may be periods of depression, weakness and

> in-coordination. This can be helped with a sulphur food exclusion diet

> and by taking chromium picolinate. Chromium is one of the chelation

> supplements anyway. Hypoglycemia or asthma also go along with elevated

> cysteine.

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