ALA has been reported by some people to cause chelation of heavy
metals, in particular mercury in one woman who posted on one list so we
can be on the lookout for those symptoms if we take ALA. She was taking
600 mg all at once at the time, it mobilized the mercury and it
re-deposited before she knew what was going on, and caused other
symptoms. She has changed to using it in small doses several times a
day, which does not cause the symptoms, since it is slowly released,
and her body can easily handle the release of the toxins.
Kathryn
On Sep 19, 2007, at 12:25 AM, Brooks Bradley wrote:
In my answer to the lady's earlier inquiry about glaucoma protocols,
I stated that we did not have any history of direct address to
glaucoma research. While a true statement, I had forgotten that we DID
have knowledge of some research which showed promise. Another research
group had achieved measurable benefit from the use of a well-known
nutritional substance, quite common in present use. This group
announced this fact in their findings, and I quote: "Lipoic acid
alleviates glaucoma (after one month of treatment with 150 mg of alpha
lipoic acid per day 47% of persons with glaucoma exhibited improvement
in visual acuity, visual field color acuity, visual field color
discrimination, and increased lacrimal tear flow." ) Co-incidentally,
this group established that Alpha Lipoic Acid ( at 400 to 600 mg
daily) reduced the incidence of cataracts in diabetics.
Upon reflection I believe that improved response to glaucoma would
result from much higher levels of Alpha Lipoic (on the order of 1000
mg daily), than was achieved by our colleagues using a lower quantity.
Since alpha lipoic is, in actuality, a nutrient......toxicity is not
a consequential consideration------therefore, its use should not
present a conflict to the older woman's existing health
paradigms....possibly allowing for an effective suggestion by her
family, or close associates....for using it. Our ongoing
researches/evaluations of alpha lipoic are presenting us with an
ever-increasing appreciation for its widespread benefits in human
health.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley. Harborne Research Foundation. -- The
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