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Any comments (good, bad or indifferent) on "Immunocal"?
It was suggested for my son, who has failure to thrive.
I do not understand how this might help hem. Any clues?
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Is this dangerous? if so, why? I don't like the idea of
giving infants/toddlers supplements like this... but I know
nothing about it so any comments would be appreciated.
thanks.
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. It cannot enter most cells directly and therefore must be
made inside the cell, from its three constituent amino
acids: glycine, glutamate and cysteine. The rate at which
glutathione can be made depends on the availability of
cysteine, which is relatively scarce in foodstuffs.
Eggs are a good source of cysteine and if your child is at
least 1 year old eggs are normally safe.
Barley Green is on the web very inexpensively at present. I
had excellent results with it. 1 heaping teaspoon in a glass
of cool water 4 times a day may be a good dose for a toddler
I took 2 spoons 6 times a day as I liked the taste.(Not
everyone does)
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