Does anyone have experience with IV glutathione? I came across this trailer of a lyme movie, and ca 1/3rd into the trailer you can hear him talking about glutathione and really quick improvement.
Yes..I had a IV gluta push over a year ago and I could feel a difference immediately. My head cleared, my vision was better, and my headaches decreased.
Posted by Rianna (Member # 11038) on :
I am on IV Glutathione and I get real sick on it for 1-2 days after where it mobalizes the toxins and then I get relief. It is normal to get a herx like reaction for some time until it scavenges and removes the high toxin load and then you start to see improvement.
I remain on it with IV antibiotics at 2gms 3 times per week.
Rianna
Posted by djf2005 (Member # 11449) on :
i do 2g 3x week and it rocks.
would reccomend it to anyone.
derek
Posted by Marnie (Member # 773) on :
It is a MAJOR anti-oxidant.
Too much oxidative stress (ROS = reactive oxygen species).
Trying to activate tyrosine kinase...
Yea...I know...
very hard to catch onto all of this...
Posted by feelfit (Member # 12770) on :
Geeze Marnie,
I am so interested in what you have to say, your endless research. It facinates me when I can understand it.....most of the time I can't.
Is IV Glutathione good or not, besides being a major anti-oxident? Would it behoove a Lymie to undergo this treatment?
I really want to understand.
Feelfit
Posted by realist (Member # 15105) on :
Does anyone know the difference in effectiveness between IV and oral glutathione precursors, like NAC? Although I get glutathione pushes once a week, I wonder if I should also take oral precursors daily.
Thanks.
Posted by djf2005 (Member # 11449) on :
marnie if you could clarify your post id appreciate it. it doesnt make much sense.
i understand YOU understand a lot of the jargon you use because you have spent so much time researching, but for the rest of us, could you translate?
are you saying you believe this to be helpful or not?
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