L-glutamine supplement-good or not?

February 26, 2007

Does anyone have experience with Perque endura-pak guard supplement

with l-glutamine? I think I want to keep glutamate from building up

in the synapse of nerves and that taking a glutamine may be

counterindicated. It was prescribed by internal med doctor for

autonomic imbalance, antunomic neuropathy from heavy metals- mercury,

lead.

I started on sublingual B12+ Folic acid which is suppose to produce

methylcobolamin and had to go off of that though it did help tingling-

neuropathy. Seemed hard on the heart and it dropped my BP too low.

Any feedback appreciated. These supplements are also used to get the

autonomic nervous system back in balance and for autism. Does anyone

know any chemistry references that would explain. Thanks, J

February 27, 2007

If you are interested in what L-glutamine supplements may do for Lyme

disease, I have some first hand experience. About three years ago I was

reading a

book by Dr. Garry Null that had a small portion devoted to Lyme disease. It

recommended the taking of L-glutamine powder with a dosage of 3 spoonfuls

mixed with your favorite juice or just with water. At that time I was terrible

infected with Lyme bacteria and after taking the prescribed dosage I would

experience a very strong HERX. Since I was quite inexperienced with Lyme

disease and herbal treatments, I quit taking it and have been fearful since

that

time. I still have it with intentions of taking it again one of these days.

At the time of purchase it was $35.00 for one pound by GNC.

I can attest that it does work for Lyme, but be careful and take a small

amount and gradually work up with more after more Lyme bacteria has been killed

off..

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