Glitter

[Guest guest]

Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> In a message dated 8/6/02 6:18:25 PM Mountain Daylight Time,

shdd2@y...

> writes:

>

>

> > That's great Glitter!

>

> Here's the blurb from the back cover:

>

> " After the suicide of her best friend, author Maya Warwick is

determined to

> prove that Thea Rousseau's death was not caused by depression, but

was a side

> effect of a new Prozac-like " mood brightener " called Euphorin.

When she

> discovers that the manufacturer has ties to Nazi Germany and the

> pharmaceutical company that developed psychotropic drugs used in

mind-control

> experiments at Auschwitz, she suspects that Euphorin has a more

sinister

> intent than being a panacea for anxeity and depression. Voicing

concerns

> about a global conspiracy to wrangle the bleating herds into a

planetary

> corral, she attracts the attention of the man once in charge of the

infamous

> CIA mind-control experiments known as MK-ULTRA. Unwittingly, Maya

becomes

> ensnared in a diabolical espionage plot that stretches from

Colorado to

> Afghanistan. " WHEW!!!!!!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> In a message dated 8/6/02 6:18:25 PM Mountain Daylight Time,

shdd2@y...

> writes:

>

>

> > That's great Glitter!

>

> Here's the blurb from the back cover:

>

> " After the suicide of her best friend, author Maya Warwick is

determined to

> prove that Thea Rousseau's death was not caused by depression, but

was a side

> effect of a new Prozac-like " mood brightener " called Euphorin.

When she

> discovers that the manufacturer has ties to Nazi Germany and the

> pharmaceutical company that developed psychotropic drugs used in

mind-control

> experiments at Auschwitz, she suspects that Euphorin has a more

sinister

> intent than being a panacea for anxeity and depression. Voicing

concerns

> about a global conspiracy to wrangle the bleating herds into a

planetary

> corral, she attracts the attention of the man once in charge of the

infamous

> CIA mind-control experiments known as MK-ULTRA. Unwittingly, Maya

becomes

> ensnared in a diabolical espionage plot that stretches from

Colorado to

> Afghanistan. " WHEW!!!!!!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> In a message dated 8/6/02 6:18:25 PM Mountain Daylight Time,

shdd2@y...

> writes:

>

>

> > That's great Glitter!

>

> Here's the blurb from the back cover:

>

> " After the suicide of her best friend, author Maya Warwick is

determined to

> prove that Thea Rousseau's death was not caused by depression, but

was a side

> effect of a new Prozac-like " mood brightener " called Euphorin.

When she

> discovers that the manufacturer has ties to Nazi Germany and the

> pharmaceutical company that developed psychotropic drugs used in

mind-control

> experiments at Auschwitz, she suspects that Euphorin has a more

sinister

> intent than being a panacea for anxeity and depression. Voicing

concerns

> about a global conspiracy to wrangle the bleating herds into a

planetary

> corral, she attracts the attention of the man once in charge of the

infamous

> CIA mind-control experiments known as MK-ULTRA. Unwittingly, Maya

becomes

> ensnared in a diabolical espionage plot that stretches from

Colorado to

> Afghanistan. " WHEW!!!!!!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Trisha,

I actually got chills when I read your back cover blurb. I am so

very happy for you!!! Can't wait to read it.

xo,

[Guest guest]

Dear Trisha,

I actually got chills when I read your back cover blurb. I am so

very happy for you!!! Can't wait to read it.

xo,

[Guest guest]

Dear Trisha,

I actually got chills when I read your back cover blurb. I am so

very happy for you!!! Can't wait to read it.

xo,

[Guest guest]

Dear Trisha,

I actually got chills when I read your back cover blurb. I am so

very happy for you!!! Can't wait to read it.

xo,

[Guest guest]

> Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

>

yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

[Guest guest]

> Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

>

yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

[Guest guest]

> Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

>

yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

[Guest guest]

> Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

>

yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

[Guest guest]

> > Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> > ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> >

>

> yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

>

That should be Prescott Bush, Sr's father. That is one sick

family (http://www.tarpley.net/bush1.htm).

[Guest guest]

> > Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> > ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> >

>

> yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

>

That should be Prescott Bush, Sr's father. That is one sick

family (http://www.tarpley.net/bush1.htm).

[Guest guest]

> > Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> > ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> >

>

> yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

>

That should be Prescott Bush, Sr's father. That is one sick

family (http://www.tarpley.net/bush1.htm).

[Guest guest]

> > Sounds like a great book... and very timely what with Bush's

> > ancestors (Prestley Bush) being known to support the Nazis.

> >

>

> yea, maybe we could send a copy to that sonofabush.

>

That should be Prescott Bush, Sr's father. That is one sick

family (http://www.tarpley.net/bush1.htm).

[Guest guest]

Oh,my, I hadn't thought about this lately. When is it exactly, and who's

going????

Glitter, author of <A HREF= " www.xlibris.com/BlindReason.html " >Blind Reason</A>

[Guest guest]

Glitter,

Oh, I know you still have difficulties and my heart sure goes out to you and

all that have been through it. It seems that what ever your doing to get

better is working though. We all know it takes time and hopefully one of these

days

you will be 100% better, but for now you have something that most don't. You

maintain the ability to tell the world in a brilliant light. Keep up the good

work.

Connie

[Guest guest]

Glitter,

Oh, I know you still have difficulties and my heart sure goes out to you and

all that have been through it. It seems that what ever your doing to get

better is working though. We all know it takes time and hopefully one of these

days

you will be 100% better, but for now you have something that most don't. You

maintain the ability to tell the world in a brilliant light. Keep up the good

work.

Connie

[Guest guest]

Hi Glitter,

Not Duncan but I think I have seen you post on the Mercury Autism

board and if you are mercury toxic you need to remember supplemental

glutathione will move and redistribute mercury causing side effects

[headaches for one] and is not reccomended. Supplementation will

also not increase cellular glutathione levels, glutathione precursors

will. If If you have doubts ask Andy Cutler or search the Andy index

files, it is also in his manual. Glutathione precursors should help

during chelation rounds.

If I have the wrong person disregard this message.

TK

> Glutathione does not absorb under the tongue.

>

> The only tissues that absorb glutathione are sinus, lung and bowel

> tissues, and then only locally in the immediate area, not

> systemically.

>

> To raise glutathione systemically you need precursors, cold-

> processed whey plus selenium so it can be created inside every cell

> where 90% is needed. Glutathione IV raises levels inside the

> bloodstream all right but does not get into the cells.

>

> For emergencies only, oral NAC does raise glutathione but the half

> life is only 2 hours; it must be taken every 4 or 5 hours.

>

> cheers!

>

> Duncan Crow

>

> >

> > What is your opinion on taking glutathione under the tongue? Would

> > that have any effect on the body?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

TK

yeah its me..same glitter. I guess the glutathione is moving the mercury around

and thats why i'm getting the headaches. Unless its detoxing my liver? I dont

know. I'm stopping it today and seeing my dentist. I think milk thistle is a

better option for the liver? How does one raise glutathione levels? selenium?

With mercury toxicity is it better NOT to raise these levels? or just not to

take glutathione?

TK <tk200192071@...> wrote:

Hi Glitter,

Not Duncan but I think I have seen you post on the Mercury Autism

board and if you are mercury toxic you need to remember supplemental

glutathione will move and redistribute mercury causing side effects

[headaches for one] and is not reccomended. Supplementation will

also not increase cellular glutathione levels, glutathione precursors

will. If If you have doubts ask Andy Cutler or search the Andy index

files, it is also in his manual. Glutathione precursors should help

during chelation rounds.

If I have the wrong person disregard this message.

TK

> Glutathione does not absorb under the tongue.

>

> The only tissues that absorb glutathione are sinus, lung and bowel

> tissues, and then only locally in the immediate area, not

> systemically.

>

> To raise glutathione systemically you need precursors, cold-

> processed whey plus selenium so it can be created inside every cell

> where 90% is needed. Glutathione IV raises levels inside the

> bloodstream all right but does not get into the cells.

>

> For emergencies only, oral NAC does raise glutathione but the half

> life is only 2 hours; it must be taken every 4 or 5 hours.

>

> cheers!

>

> Duncan Crow

>

> >

> > What is your opinion on taking glutathione under the tongue? Would

> > that have any effect on the body?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glitter,

Not attending to glutathione levels is like reducing your oxygen

levels to prevent oxidation. Both are essential to life. When your

glutathione levels go down, you get sick. It is an essential

enzyme...

Glutathione precursors are found in cold-processed whey and

selenium. Milk thistle is pretty weak compared to cold-processed

whey. You'd need many grams per day.

Don't bother taking glutathione itself - it's a waste of money.

Duncan Crow

> How

> does one raise glutathione levels? selenium? With mercury toxicity

> is it better NOT to raise these levels? or just not to take

> glutathione?

[Guest guest]

Hi Glitter,

Milk thistle is fine. Supplemental Glutathione in mercury toxic

individuals is contraindicated, it will make you worse. I would not

play with glutathione including precursors at this point until you

are more familiar with mercury toxicity, chelation and correct

chelation protocols. Gultathione will redistribute mercury and

unless you are chelating with either DMSA,DMPS or ALA you are more

likely to have more symptoms depending on your mercury load and

sensitivity as they are the only efficient chelators for mercury

toxic people.

Gluthione precursors [may] help [during] chelation rounds [not

before and after] but you should ask Andy about this. For normal

people this is not a problem but if you have enough mercury it screws

these metabolic processes up.

Make sure you see a mercury free dentist who uses the proper

protocols. I strongly urge you to do some more research before

proceeding with anything.

TK

> > Glutathione does not absorb under the tongue.

> >

> > The only tissues that absorb glutathione are sinus, lung and

bowel

> > tissues, and then only locally in the immediate area, not

> > systemically.

> >

> > To raise glutathione systemically you need precursors, cold-

> > processed whey plus selenium so it can be created inside every

cell

> > where 90% is needed. Glutathione IV raises levels inside the

> > bloodstream all right but does not get into the cells.

> >

> > For emergencies only, oral NAC does raise glutathione but the

half

> > life is only 2 hours; it must be taken every 4 or 5 hours.

> >

> > cheers!

> >

> > Duncan Crow

> >

> > >

> > > What is your opinion on taking glutathione under the tongue?

Would

> > > that have any effect on the body?

> >

> >

> >

> >