Here is an interesting piece on How to raise your glutathione
The bottom line, you cannot take Glutathione and boost your glutathione according to the study quoted.
There are natural ways to To Raise Your Glutathione
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How to Raise Glutathione
Thursday, February 4th, 2010Colloidal Silver: It Can Turn You Blue!
Saturday, January 30th, 2010A friend recently started using colloidal silver. The first question to always ask, what are the side effects.
The Colloidal Silver Side Effects looks at some of the risks.
There is some suggestion that the silver depletes the glutathione and overpowers it. This is not to say that improving your GSH will help. Improving GSH is associated with improving many conditions that the silver supplement manufacturers claim silver improves.
No Repeat While You Sleep Barbecue Wings
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010There is no need to worry about a late night raid on the local grill with friends resulting in heartburn when you go to bed…if you do this one thing.
Sleep on your left side.
Lying on the Left Lessens the risk of heart burn, repeating or acid reflux because in this position, the stomach is lower than the esophagus.
Did you know that reflux disease can sometimes be a precancerous condition? If it is an ongoing problem, research the topic of boosting your glutathione.
Some have totally eliminated their problem by doing just this.
Sleep well,
Good health to you….
BPA: Yes, It Really Is Bad For You
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010Check out this posting from CBS News
Especially note what happened when the reporter ate a sandwich made from tuna in a can that had Bisphenol A (BPA). Also, note the doctors comment on the same and the danger related to.
The underlying concern here is that if you want to avoid diseases like cancer, you will have to both try to avoid toxic chemicals and improve your bodies ability to detoxify its self.
Taking steps to boost your intracellular glutathione will help.
Good health to you.
CDC Swine Flu Deaths Report: What We Are Not Told
Sunday, January 17th, 2010The CDC numbers have been crunched and a total of 61 million Americans were vaccinated against swine flu last year. That means about 20% of the U.S. population got the shot.
This also means that 4 out of 5 people did not get the vaccine.
• 55 million people “became ill” from swine flu infections.
• 246,000 Americans were hospitalized because of swine flu infections.
• 11,160 Americans died because of the swine flu.
What the study does not show….how many died who had received the swine flu vaccine?
How many of the people who rejected the swine flu vaccine opted to boost their immunity with natural immunity booster products like Immunocal, MAXGxl, GoChi Juice, Noni Juice and the new glutathione (GSH) boosting kid on the block, Protandim?
This does not even look at those who try to just eat a healthy diet.
Learn how you can boost your immunity with diet at GlutathioneDiseaseCure.com
Glutathione Killing Acetaminophen Does Not Help Knee Pain? This Study Says So!
Friday, January 8th, 2010In a study published in the Am J Ther. 2004 Mar-Apr;11(2):85-94. looked at the “Analgesic efficacy and safety of nonprescription doses of naproxen sodium compared with acetaminophen in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee.”
It was a double blind test. This means that neither the nurses nor the patients knew which medication they were getting.
Here is the result…
One third of the patients were given 1000 milligrams of acetaminophen ( a generic form of Tylenol) four times a day. One third received a NSAID twice daily and everyone else took a Placebo.
The NSAID significantly reduced the pain.
The acetaminophen and the placebo had no benefit what so ever.
No wonder since acetaminophen depletes the body of glutathione.
So if it works for you, great. If you want optimal health and want to eliminate the pain, studies say boosting glutathione is a better way.
Good health to you.
Melatonin and Alzheimer’s: Glutathione to the Rescue Again
Friday, January 8th, 2010In J Pineal Res. 2009 Aug;47(1):82-96. Epub 2009 Jun 17
in an article….
Protection against cognitive deficits and markers of neurodegeneration by long-term oral administration of melatonin in a transgenic model of Alzheimer disease….
the conclusion drawn was….
“Thus, melatonin’s cognitive benefits could involve its anti-Abeta aggregation, anti-inflammatory, and/or antioxidant properties. Our findings provide support for long-term melatonin therapy as a primary or complementary strategy for abating the progression of Alzheimer disease.”
Melatonin and Sleep
Melatonin was once haled as a cure for sleeplessness.
Melatonin has been tested extensively. One problem with supplementation is that our body tends to build up a tolerance after long term use. However, this does not happen when we consume melatonin as a food.
It is best if only used as a rescue nutricutical or for occasional use. Warning, you will not find this in any medical journals except for those doctors who are knowledgeable on food allergies. Over use leads to ineffectiveness and even allergic reactions for some foods.
So, where is the best place to get melatonin?
Cherries. Only one kind of cherry has the most melatonin. The best way to use cherries as a medicine is to get cherry juice concentrate. A couple tablespoons of the concentrate in a glass of water before bed will help you sleep. It may take a few to several days to get a sleep cycle established. Once sleeping like a baby, continue taking the juice concentrate for a few more days.
Then just take the cherry juice once or twice a week as a supplement. Not more.
It works on a number of levels. One is that it boosts glutathione. This helps your body get everything aligned where it needs to be, thus making it possible for you to sleep. It also helps with things like stress and pain management.
Now, not only will it help you sleep, it can potentially help you sleep knowing that you will decrease your risk of getting Alzheimer’s.
Good health to you.
Window Cleaner in Hamburger Nothing New
Thursday, January 7th, 2010A recent NYT report exposed the federal school lunch program as using 5.5 million pounds of ammonia-injected beef trimmings in the food our kids eat. Ammonia is a common ingredient in window cleaner.
The ammonia is used to sterilize beef before selling it for human consumption.
This is not new. The beef you buy at the meat counter has ammonia injected to help it keep its color.
The real problem is the other side of the story.
Consider what happened at a school in 2002.
An outbreak of ammonia poisoning resulted from ingestion of ammonia.
But wait, does this mean that the same thing that is a poison is injected in food?
Fans of the “High Protein Diets” beware. Add to this yet another problem.
What happens when ammonia is combined with other neurotoxins like MSG and other chemicals included in our diet.
The first thing we need to do is try to eat healthy. The second, help detox our bodies. Boosting Glutathione in our body is one of the ways to eliminate the toxins and poisons we injest on a daily basis according to numerous studies.
A Glutathione By Any Other Name…
Thursday, January 7th, 2010Here is another study that is touting the benefits of a diet that boosts your intercellular glutathione.
This is just more on how boosting glutathione can help with over 69 different conditions or diseases.
The 2009 article, Amino acids: Metabolism, Functions, and Nutrition. says that amino acids have…”important functions in both nutrition and health.”
cell signaling molecules
regulators of gene expression
are key precursors for syntheses of hormones
are precursors of low-molecular weight nitrogenous substances
Elevated levels of the by products of these (ammonia, homocysteine, and asymmetric dimethylarginine) are pathogenic factors for neurological disorders and cardiovascular disease).
There is growing recognition that some amino acids are necessary for maintenance, growth, reproduction, and immunity.
Dietary supplementation with one or a mixture of these AA may be beneficial for preventing or treating health problems related to fetal growth restriction, neonatal morbidity and mortality, weaning-associated intestinal dysfunction and wasting syndrome, obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, the metabolic syndrome, and infertility.
They also optimize the efficiency of muscle growth, milk production, egg and meat quality and athletic performance. They help preventing excess fat production.