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CD57
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has anyone done this? Through a mask?
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I have. It's potent. Do it faithfully and it will help, but make sure you're supporting your liver in other ways as well. Detoxification reactions can be strong initially.

Chelex, Zeolite, Questran, Cholestapure are all useful as well.

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it is not nearly as effective as IV.

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12$ per 2g IV push

get dr to rx for it

stick yourself or have a friend who knows how do it

if using nebulized, follow MB instructions

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I have done both and nebulized is good for clearing neuro symptoms but i agree is nowhere near as good as IV.

I do IV and it is the only thing that clears my herx's although i also use burbur/parsley from nutramedix, mundipur and have weekly colonics.

So nebulized is good if you cant do IV but use other detox aids in addition.

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If you have asthma, please be careful, as it can cause a bronchospasm. It is important that the glutathione solution be the right pH.

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CD57
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Is an IV push something you can stick yourself with? I thought you had to have a port to do an IV push. Pls explain.
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Yes, you have to have either a PICC or central line. Some sort of IV. This push part is that instead of doing a drip using gravity(hanging a bag on a pole) you use basically a syringe and push the medicine in usually over 3-5 minutes.
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Rianna
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quote:
Originally posted by CD57:
Is an IV push something you can stick yourself with? I thought you had to have a port to do an IV push. Pls explain.

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Yes you need a PICC, so its a great thing to have when on IV antibiotics

You can have injectable Glutathionine though in your Butt

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You can also use suppository glutathione, it is almost as effective as IV.

I used these suppositories for almost a year and it significantly reduced all my metals and helped me through herxes.

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You don't need a PICC or a port to use IV glutathione. But you do need some one who can start an IV line in your hand or arm.

Then it is pushed slowly over about 10 minutes, from a large syringe. The IV is removed. Some use a butterfly, which has a smaller needle.

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http://phoenix-cfs.org/GlutathioneBuildingCFS.htm

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by kgg:
[QB] You don't need a PICC or a port to use IV glutathione. But you do need some one who can start an IV line in your hand or arm.

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As its really only effective given every other day or 3 times a week and in some cases daily that's pretty rough having an infusion done this way, and really costly I assume.

If you dont already have a PICC I would go over to Nebulized.

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