is there a l glutathione in U.S.A ?
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Why not raise your glutathione level ( Safely and Naturally )\nGlutathione must be manufactured within your cells.\nIf you are interested to know some more... write me.\nTake care
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monosodium glutamate; flavor enhancer.  It is free glutamate.  Glutamate is an amino acid that is in many of the proteins in your body.  In proteins, it's bound to other amino acids.  MSG is an unbound form of glutamate.\n\nBy the way, aspartame, the artificial sweetener, contains phenylalanine, another amino acid that most people have in their bodies.
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Glutathione is one of the most powerful antioxidants in the body.  It is also a critical molecule used to detoxify many toxins/poisons.  It also plays a central role in 'recycling' vitamins C and E.\n\nParkinson's disease is recognized as being related to both excessive oxidation and chemical/environmental toxicities.  Glutathione can help with moderating both issues.\n\nGlutathione will be most effective if given intravenously.  It is also available in oral supplemental form.  NAC (N-acetylcysteine) is a precursor for glutathione's synthesis in the body and supplementation of NAC has been shown to increase Glutathione levels.\n\nIf the diagnosis of Parkinson's has already been made, you definitely want to get regular intravenous injections of glutathione (along with lots of other critical nutrients).\n\nPlease note: once Parkinson's has been diagnosed, a large percentage of brain cells in the substantia nigra part of the brain have been destroyed.  No treatment (yet) can reverse this.  So, treatment such as glutathione and other antioxidants and detoxification nutrients may only help to slow the progression of the condition (although I have heard of cases where there is some immediate improvement in symptoms after an IV).\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
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That'd be Astatine, there's about 25g of naturally occurring Astatine on the planet only.
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http://chemistry.about.com/library/weekly/blsapon.htm\n\n\n\nSimple web search
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I did some research and here's the deal with Clear Care - it will be back in stores soon.  There was a protocol violation at their manufacturing plant, nothing was contaminated, but they voluntarily shut down operations.  They started manufacturing again a couple of weeks ago and sent everything to their distribution center in Kansas.  Well, a tornado hit the distribution center, so they're set back even farther.  They're slowly getting everything back together, so it will still be a little while before the products will be back on the shelves.  In the meantime, your optometrist might have a few spare bottles.
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homocysteine\nγ-aminobutyric acid (GABA)\nThyroxine\ncysteine
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Try the American Dietetic Association website.
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What about them?  Please be specific when you ask a question.\n\nIf using the Kodama pathway, you will get disulfides.
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1.Total Protein\n\n2.Total Globulin\n\n3.Total Bilirubin(Direct & Indirect)\n\n4.AST(SGOT)\n\n5.ALT(SGPT)\n\n6.Alkaline Phosphatase
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Better question, do they have any in the USA?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucuronic_acid
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AST, ALT, SGOT, SGPT, and GGT and Alkaline Phosphatase are abbreviations for proteins called enzymes. Injury to cells release these enzymes into the blood. They are found in muscles, the liver and heart. Damage from alcohol and a number of diseases are reflected in high values.\nAlkaline phosphatase is an enzyme found primarily in bones and the liver. Expected to be higher for those who are growing (children and pregnant women) or when damage to bones or liver has occurred or with gallstones. GGT is also elevated in liver disease, particularly with obstruction of bile ducts. Unlike the alkaline phosphatase it is not elevated with bone growth or damage.AST/SGOT , ALT/ SGPT are also liver and muscle enzymes. They may be elevated from liver problems, hepatitis, excess alcohol ingestion, muscle injury and recent heart attack.LDH is the enzyme present in all the cells in the body. Anything which damages cells, including blood drawing itself, will raise amounts in the blood. If blood is not processed promptly and properly, high levels may occur. If all values except LDH are within expected ranges, it is probably a processing error and does not require further evaluation.Bilirubin: is a pigment removed from the blood by the liver. If low are of no concern. If slightly elevated above the expected ranges, but with all other enzymes (LDH, GOT, GPT, GGT) within expected values, it is probably a condition known as Gilbert’s syndrome and is not significant CPK is an enzyme which is very useful for diagnosing diseases of the heart and skeletal muscle. This enzyme is the first to be elevated after a heart attack (3 to 4 hours). If CPK is high in the absence of  heart muscle injury, this is a strong indication of skeletal muscle disease.
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http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/sbs.html
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Check Global Bio-Chem in China, they produce sorbitol.\n\nhttp://www.globalbiochem.com/
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http://www.hr-rna.com/RNA/Spider%20pages/Green%20Lynx%20page.htm\n\nhttp://www.biosurvey.ou.edu/okwild/misc/glspider.html
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Water - L\nUrea - G\nUric acid - G\nPus - L\nGlucose - L\nAlbumin - L\nCreatine - L\nHydrogen ions - G\nPotassium ions - L\nRBCs - L\nSodium - L\nAmino acids - L