amalgams

maybe I should do a search on naturally occuring sources because I could inadvertently be taking it in, although in lower levels than you would find in a supplement. Over the last 6-8 weeks I have eliminated chocolate, which I think has made a postive difference, and have started eating an apple anda banana almost every day - trivial I know but I actually think they are helping my overall sensitivity.
 
Regards
 
Steph

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Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: Glutathione
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> This is great advice Marc thanks for this - without seeing this I could
> have gone ahead to start Glutathione and end up making things worse for
> myself

I know that in my own case, whenever I take anything that is supposed
to raise glutathione to a significant degree, I feel terrible. I do
okay with things that raise it a little (e.g. an avocado), but with
supplements, I usually can only tolerate a fraction of the recommend
dosage.

Marc
 














     

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Stephanie Smith wrote:
> maybe I should do a search on naturally occuring sources because I
> could inadvertently be taking it in, although in lower levels than
> you would find in a supplement. Over the last 6-8 weeks I have
> eliminated chocolate, which I think has made a postive difference,
> and have started eating an apple and a banana almost every day -
> trivial I know but I actually think they are helping my overall sensitivity.

I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to avoid glutathione, just
be aware that overdoing it could make you feel bad. Personally,
I eat an avocado every day because I have noted that I do better
on days that I eat an avocado than when not. And like you, I
also eat an apple and banana every day for the same reason.

Marc

Stephanie and Marc,

I have problems with many supplements including some glutathione. But
i do really well on glutathione precuror aminos such as those found
in whey, the brand Immunopro being generally regarded as the best.
Whey also has a few immuno boosting substances. Even though i am
allergic to pasturized dairy, this whey has tested energetically as
the most valuable supplement that i have...until possibly iodine,
which i haven't tested yet.

Paul


--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
>
> Stephanie Smith wrote:
> > maybe I should do a search on naturally occuring sources because
I
> > could inadvertently be taking it in, although in lower levels
than
> > you would find in a supplement. Over the last 6-8 weeks I have
> > eliminated chocolate, which I think has made a postive
difference,
> > and have started eating an apple and a banana almost every day -
> > trivial I know but I actually think they are helping my overall
sensitivity.
>
> I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to avoid glutathione, just
> be aware that overdoing it could make you feel bad. Personally,
> I eat an avocado every day because I have noted that I do better
> on days that I eat an avocado than when not. And like you, I
> also eat an apple and banana every day for the same reason.
>
> Marc
>

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I eat an avocado every day because I have noted that I do better
on days that I eat an avocado than when not. And like you, I
also eat an apple and banana every day for the same reason.

Marc

Interesting. I always knew I felt better after eating avocados and now I  
know why! Same with bananas. This has been a very interesting thread.
Amy
 
 
 
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Marc Paul and Amy
 
I am a firm believer that your body/mind will instinctively tell you what it needs (and what it doesn't) if you only listen to it - but it is fascinating to know why you respond particularly well to some foods etc. I love bananas so that's no hardship, however with avocados its another thing altogether - I can take a small bit chopped up into a salad or something, but couldn't eat a whole one. I will check out the immunopro.
 
Regards
 
Steph

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marc@ufoseries. com writes:

I eat an avocado every day because I have noted that I do better
on days that I eat an avocado than when not. And like you, I
also eat an apple and banana every day for the same reason.

Marc

Interesting. I always knew I felt better after eating avocados and now I
know why! Same with bananas. This has been a very interesting thread.
Amy



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