Re: Re: Using antibiotics in face of inflammation

February 19, 2010

I use Vitamin World's house brand. Seems to work fine.

Another supplement I've used to control immune overreaction in the past is

N-acetyl-L-cysteine. Allergy Research makes the best brand. It was given to me

by a clinical ecologist (MD) who worked with people with MCS, and swore by it.

Apparently, it calms the mast cells that trigger allergic reactions.

I bought AR's standard dose, and took three pills each morning and night for

years, back when my soy and wheat allergies were rolling unchecked. It did seem

to help considerably.

Sara

On Feb 18, 2010, at 5:59 25PM, bluesky wrote:

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> From: " Sara " <srobinson@...>

>

>> My LLMD insists that I MUST take quercetin along with my abx, because it

>> can greatly reduce the cytokine production caused by herx. And this also

>> relates to keeping inflammation down.

>

> Thanks, Sara. I will certainly do an online search to learn more. Do you

> have any particular links or suggested places where you got your information

> about both cytokine production and quercetin? This is a new area of info

> for me.

>

> What brand quercetin do you use?

>

> I remember reading about quercetin in relation to allergies about 20 years

> ago, but now's the term to learn more.

>

> Thanks so much.

>

> Blue

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