Fwd: Asthma Alternatives

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Two things are nearly always low in asthmatics; glutathione

produced by the lung tissue and/or nitric oxide produced by the

lung tissue.

 

Glutathione is usually depleted systemically, causing oxidative

stess generally, and will be paticularly low in tissues that are

most exposed to toxin load. It is increased locally in lung

tissue by Mucomyst, which is a glutathione inhaler; it's also

increased systemically by precursors such as are plentiful in

undenatured whey. Glutathione requires selenium.

 

Selenium is not only deficient in most of North America, it is

also depleted by *any arsenic in the drinking water in much of

the world. Many areas are too high in arsenic so people exposed

to arsenic need extra selenium, an arsenic antidote. Here's some

data; maybe data for your region will be there:

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/arsenic-in-drinking-water.html

 

Following this information and knowing that antioxidants work

together, I've had remarkable results with COPD and asthma with

undenatured whey, selenium, vitamin C, and a b-complex.

 

I didn't get to the nitric oxide in my clients; didn't need to

 

(Some indication that glutathione oral works too but only if you

" high-dose " ; still looking into it)

 

Stimulants always increase airway size, but it's temporary and

does not address the deficiency causing the airway restriction.

This antioxidant deficiency causes systemic oxidative stress,

which is a chronic and damaging condition and a source of many

diseases, so just realize that.

 

Duncan Crow

 

> Posted by: " Ed Siceloff " siceloff esiceloff2001

> Sun Oct 1, 2006 3:42 am (PDT)

>

> So, when one gets an asthma attack, make a cup of coffee, or tea,

> yerba matte, guarana, or whatever?