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hi Nancy and all, this caught my attention :)....I have lichen planus/schlerosis and I have read many times that the amalgam in our tooth fillings can be the cause of this....the mercury that is. I have had this itchy stuff for almost 10 years and have seen all sorts of dr.'s and now am seeing a naturopathic dr as I am going crazy with this crap. it affects the mucosa membranes if you know what *that* means....yes...not fun. have you had any good luck since the removal of mercury? tell me more...I have many fillings. Coleen :) At 06:27 PM 03/09/2000 -0500, you wrote: >Don and I were prescribed oral L-glutathione among other products to help >clelate the mercury out of our bodies after having the mercury removed from >our teeth last summer. This was followed with supplementation of lots of >minerals to replace the ones that were removed with the mercury. Nancy B >cg for Don 66/17 >----- Original Message ----- >From: Roxanna and Yoshio Nakamura <[log in to unmask]> >To: <[log in to unmask]> >Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 3:09 PM >Subject: Re: Whitaker Wellness Institute. Intravenous glutathione > > >> A glutathione treatment for Parkinson's also is being offered by David >> Perlmutter, a neurologist in Naples, Florida. (More info at >> http://www.inutritionals.com/video.htm). My father is thinking about >trying >> this -- has anyone out there used IV glutathione? >> >> As for Julian Whitaker, he is a leading proponent of orthomolecular >> medicine. His Wellness Institute is in the Los Angeles area; he also has >> written many books. My father swears by Whitaker's Forward >vitamins/minerals >> and feels that some of his Parkinson's symptoms (e.g., pill rolling) >> decreased as a result of taking them. I used to subscribe to Whitaker's >> newsletter, "Health & Healing." It is expensive ($39.95/year), but has >some >> info that I've seen nowhere else. I was somewhat turned off by Whitaker's >> propensity to market things that he recommends -- but why shouldn't he >> profit by providing people with info, products and services they want? >> >> I think any treatment recommended by Whitaker is well worth considering -- >> but don't expect much help from insurance or Medicare. Whitaker's Web >sites >> (Whitaker Wellness Institute at http://208.56.65.75/ and Dr.Whitaker.com >at >> http://208.56.65.73/) don't discuss IV glutathione, so you'd need to email >> them to ask about it. >> >> BTW, I have no connection to Whitaker or Perlmutter. I'm just a PARKINSN >> lurker who's found "alternative" treatments to be very helpful. >> >> >> >Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 11:22:26 -0500 >> >From: Allan Rosenberg <[log in to unmask]> >> >Subject: Whitaker Wellness Institute. Intravenous glutathione >> >> >Has anyone heard of the institution? They claim "dramatic" beneficial >> results >> >for PD with injections of intravenous glutathione. Has anyone heard of >> this? >> > > MISSING LINKS, Adoptees/triad support group Grants Pass, So. OREGON 541-862-2226