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We have the same situation and we went with ASEA as that gives the building blocks for glutathione (plus helps with body water balance issues). For the cost of one IV our family member can take it twice a day for a month, plus it saves the needle stick and hassle.
I called the company direct and someone who sells it got in contact with me. I do see someone selling it in sport store on the shelf here but I probably get a better deal just getting my own account and getting on auto-ship.
I was watching this years Lyme Summit and it was one of the top Lyme docs that said IV glutathione stops being effective after a while.
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Someone told me about Pure Encapsulations glutathione.
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I use liposomal glutathione
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Infuserve 'merica has iv glutithione pushes ..i admin myself 2x a week....i thinknthey are only good for a week ..also my nurse scripted nebulized glutithione its good for 3 wks but has to be ccompounded. ..may be option
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NAC = N acetyl cysteine converts to glutathione.
I take the "Now" brand 600mg per capsule.
1800mg is not excessive - daily.
Sublingual Glutathione is available from Source Naturals.
It does not taste bad.
It is dissolved under the tongue because glutathione would be destroyed by stomach acids.
Amazon carries both.
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Wow.... I need to get trained...
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Hw88...it was a steep learning curve ...i still have nurse access my port but i admin pump balls and do s.a.s.h. at home or in the car ...i leave a spring loaded clave i leave clorohexadine cap ...
i went to school of hard knocks ,in 9 month became a apitherapist , functional duc ,herbalist and rife tech ...use it or lose it ..i was kinda a savaugnt and emts in the fam .
I watched the nurses at a few lyme clinics here ...when i asked one if anyone ever graduates he said the ones that do bvt plus do..
was thinking of making a few vids too..droid 1226 actually took some of the fear out of it for me if you don't have picc or port ..it is good to pay someone to access .
they make some that you can leave 2 or 3 days ..i just got tired of being poked . So alt doc ordered me a port with alt dx .. Insurance covered ...
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