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Limeaid
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Hi Everyone,

I have read several posts that glutathione is

good to take for detox during treatment. I would

like to know what dose should I take as well as

what form? I saw my LLMD last week and started

on high doses of amoxicillin. I am expecting

to herx here very soon, and would like to

decrease my symptoms in any way possible.

Thanks for your help!!

Limeaid

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sixgoofykids
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To increase glutathione I took whey protein powder (undenatured) and used coffee enemas.

Glutathione is best in IV. My doc had me try it orally and in a cream, but neither helped at all. The coffee enemas helped tons! Drinking the whey was to be sure the precursors for it were there for when I did the enema.

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I use Pharmax Glutathione Precursors. You can find more about it by Googling it. (Though if you want to buy, I'd suggest checking eBay. There's a woman on there who, as far as I can tell, sells cheaper than anywhere else I've found.)

I have also done two rounds of IV glutathione (four weeks of 2 IVs a week), during my darkest, nastiest herxes. Afterward, I felt better for a couple of weeks--better than I had during this entire illness.

So tomorrow, when I see my LLMD, I'm going to get another Rx for IV glutathione.

I've got a PICC so it's really easy for me to do the IV glutathione at home, and much cheaper than having to go into the doc's office.

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Thanks for the information! I was wondering if the IV form was the way to go. Unfortunately I
don't have a picc any longer so won't be able to
do that unless I happen to get one placed again.
I guess I will just do the coffee enemas and the whey powder. Do you
have any suggestions for others things I could take orally that may help? Or do you think this is the best way to go for now?

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You can get IV glutathione without a PICC.

My first round of IV glutathione was pre-PICC, so I just went in to the LLMD and the nurse administered the IV. Unfortunately more expensive, but still possible.

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That is good to know Anna, thanks!
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I think you can boost glutathione by taking NAC, L Glutamate, & L Tryptophane. I also took selenium.

It's hard for me to tell if it's actually being boosted. I haven't actually felt a difference. I did it for 30 days to see if I would feel different but I didn't notice a big change.

Some people use glutathione suppositories.

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