re: Cancer alternatives- more from Dr. Nugent

[Guest guest]

Now that you've learned about what glyconutrients are and their

importance to your health, the question is how much do you take?

That's not as simple as you might think. Most people have been

conditioned in the modern world with the drug mentality. If, as an

example, you have a bacterial infection, you might be prescribed an

antibiotic to take, let's say at 500 mg 3 times a day for 10 days.

That is an average based on scientific study. The pharmaceutical will

work on a synthetic pathway, and be far more predictable than a

natural substance. However, unexpected reactions to properly

prescribed pharmaceutical drugs, not doctor error, are the fourth

leading cause of death in North America. Even pharmaceutical drugs,

synthetic and highly predictable, are not fully predictable in terms

of dose and time. How can we expect a food to be dosed precisely?

 

 

 

Glyconutrients are necessary for every cell of your body. And it

would be nice if all of your cells were born on the same moment and

died on a given predictable moment. But that's not the way it works.

When you take glyconutrients orally, you are attempting to

glycosylate all of the cells of your body.

 

 

 

Cells are constantly being born and dying. The trillions of cells

have different life spans. Some of them, as you can see on the cell

chart, live for hours and some live for years, and virtually every

time period in between.

 

 

 

LIFESPAN OF SOME CELLS IN THE HUMAN BODY

 

 

 

CELL TYPE LIFESPAN

 

Granulocytes:eosinophils 10 hours 3 days

 

basophils, neutrophils

 

Stomach lining cells 2 days

 

Sperm cells 2 - 3 days

 

Colon cells 3 - 4 days

 

Epithelia of small intestine 1 week or less

 

Platelets 10 days

 

Skin epidermal cells 2 - 4 weeks

 

Lymphocytes 2months more than a year (highly

variable)

 

Red blood cells 4 months

 

Macrophages months - years

 

Endothelial cells months - years

 

Pancreas cells 1 year or more

 

Bone Cells 25 - 30 years

 

 

 

 

 

We cannot predict which cells will be glycosylated with each dose of

glyconutrients, nor can we predict how many will be glycosylated. It

is theoretically possible to take an oral dose of glyconutrients,

glycosylate 500,000 cells as an example, and have 100,000 of those

cells continue to live on when 400,000 of them have just expired. The

cells that expired are being replaced by cells, which also need to be

glycosylated and you may or may not have sufficient glyconutrients

available at that moment to get that job done. With this in mind it

will, in most cases, take months at a minimum to glycosylate the

cells you need for your particular health issue.

 

 

 

The other issue is that the body will, if functioning correctly, work

on whatever it thinks is most important to your health. You may

recall that various diseases can be working in the human body, and

the individual with them is totally unaware. Breast cancer was an

example I used earlier. That is because most people know someone,

knew someone, or will know someone with breast cancer.

 

 

 

Those individuals will tell you that they felt fine. They were

symptom free of the breast cancer for the 5 to 30 years it took for

the breast cancer to form in their body. It is possible, for example,

that someone might have fibromyalgia, which they are painfully aware

of. They also may have breast cancer brewing in their body. Of course

they are unaware of it, and until it reaches a certain point, it

cannot be diagnosed. With this in mind, they may be taking

glyconutrients daily and their fibromyalgia does not seem to improve.

What may be happening, in this case, is a shifting of glyconutrients

by the body to the fight against a more serious foe, and little or

none is helping the condition of fibromyalgia.

 

 

 

For more than eight years, I've seen individuals with Fibromyalgia

who experienced a quality of life enhancement in a matter of days.

I've also seen some cases where it took months before they

experienced the same level of enhancements.

 

 

 

I strongly suspect in those cases that something more serious was

going on in their body than they were aware of, or that we could

diagnose. You could make that theoretical scenario with virtually any

type of illness you wish.

 

 

 

So, how long should it take? Many people will take glyconutrients for

the first few days and have tremendous and seemingly miraculous

results. Many will not. This is because we are each biochemically and

genetically unique.

 

 

 

I would recommend that you go to glycoscience.org and get a paper off

the site called " How Soon Should I Expect to experience the effects

of dietary supplements "

 

 

 

 

Hope this is informative,

Wes