What is the VERY BEST Schedule For Taking Your Oral Chelation Capsules
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-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 3:36 AM
To:
karl@karlloren.com
Subject: capsule distribution/broken capsule
Dear Karl,
1 As long as 'Life Glow'
products are taken soon enough before, (long enough
after), eating, is how they're distributed throughout the
day relatively unimportant, or completely unimportant?
I began 'SLG' 10x3, but switched to 5x6, on the assumption that, (as it was no inconvenience ), there might be some advantage to the more numerous doses.
I don't have a problem with large doses; if it really doesn't change a thing, I'll get up in the morning and take all 30, and not think about it until the next morning.
2. For some reason , I broke a
capsule in my mouth. It was surprising to note that it
didn't taste bad. With the digestive properties of saliva
in mind, is there any advantage, (or dis-), to taking
'SLG' 'loose'?
Thanks,
Mark
Dear
Mark,
This is a complex question.
First, there are two competing factors here.
From my viewpoint, of designing a formula, I have two somewhat conflicting objectives.
1. To advise people as to the best way to take the formula relative to eating and
2. To advise people as to the best way to take the formula relative to ensuring that they don't forget to take them, or find the method of taking too inconvenient.
Doctors use the phrase "patient compliance" and know that patients who are told to do "something" often don't do it =-- so the doctors are often in a position of giving less than adequate instructions because they don't believe they will get compliance with more complicated instructions.
A case in point is the method of taking antibiotics. Doctors will admit, if you press them, that the purpose of an antibiotic is to drive the temperature DOWN. The lowered temperature means that the bad bugs are being killed at such a rate that they are not able to increase infection, and fever. With this understanding when the temperature starts to rise from the expected sub-normal level, you INCREASE the number of antibiotics to try to drive the temperature DOWN below normal.
During the time the patient typically feels great -- the fever is gone -- the feeling of illness is gone.
But, this is the most important time to increase the dosage of antibiotics and to try to keep the temperature sub-normal.
Only when you can no longer get the temperature down to sub-normal, despite increased dosage == only then can you consider the series of antibiotics DONE.
What happens?
The patient can't be expected to take his temperature accurately, and can't be expected to continue taking the antibiotic when he no longer feels sick.
So, the patient stops the antibiotic, and some of the bugs escape being killed, making them "super resistant" to that antibiotic in the future. Click here for a longer story on super resistant germs.
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