Unfortunately with reduced capacity to work I find the $97 a year a bit costly ‘for me’ (not that I’m criticising the value for money with testing etc). I just felt I’d like to let you know that if there was a membership fee/rate with less perks (like no testing etc) that wouldn’t damage my overdraft too much if it came out at an awkward time, I’d definitely sign up., Otherwise I shall have to wait until I’m a bit better off.

Big thumbs up to you guys. It’s only a Shame our hospitals and GPs don’t discuss/look at these issues in such detail and with the appropriate disclaimers. Lol.

Thanks.

In this article the single study talks about taking NAC in conjunction with L-Theanine to which the results of that
while significantly increasing Glutathione (which is good for gut health correct?)…”co-administration significantly increased the IL-10/IFN-gamma ratio compared with the ratios of the control and single-administration mice.”

Increasing the ratio is bad correct? or no?

The jargon the medical community uses to describe simple concepts is so ludicrous that I am not sure what the hell I am reading half the time.

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Classical conditioning (R), Overtraining (R), Severe injury (R), Mycotoxins, Mold (R), Diesel exhaust particles (R), Glutathione depletion (R), Oxidative stress/ROS (R, R2, R3)?

Thanks for the reply. It’s not Mercury, had that tested hair analysis. It’s all antioxidants that do this to me cause they make the white blood cells even more vigilant. I found out vitamin c did it when I tool it for a cold, tried it three different times and all three I felt worse.nit has to do with over stimulation, but I dont know what to take to do the opposite of that

Can’t answer your questions overall, but I know several people who have cured serious cases of MS with paleo. (Symptoms gone, scans normal.) If I were helping them today, rather than paleo I’d point them at Joe Cohen’s lectin avoidance diet – which is more refined, with better science.

Lipoic acid is the most potent mobiliser of mercury, which many of us have lodged in our organs & tissue from vaccines, fillings, etc. A bad reaction to it commonly indicates that you have have a decent body burden of it. In which case chelation (which is what you were unintentionally doing) needs to be done by Cutler rules – constant dose, not episodic.

Hi, I have a neuro disorder, it seems to be autoimmune but hasn’t been diagnosed as ms. I have tried various supplements, I found that vitamin c, zinc, b6, most anti oxidants aggravate my condition. Lipoic acid which is supposed to help ms and other auto immune conditions, made me feel the worst I ever felt at any time. So I wonder what might help when all of this aggravates?

I actually felt better after having a cup of coffee every day