Re: [cancercured] Re: Glutamine during chemo... Good or bad??

In general, glutamine is one of the more useful tools that you can
use with cytotoxic therapies. It does not seem to undermine the
therapy and it certainly helps allay some of the miseries. I
typically recommend about 50 grams per day while doing
chemotherapy. As to is use with alternative therapies, there is
rarely any real need to use it with corrective/restorative therapies
or deprivation therapies, but it can have value with "distortive"
saturation therapies.

Vincent

At 10:57 PM 7/1/2008, you wrote:

>Hi everyone. The group was very active today and I just wanted to
>make sure this post didn't get lost. Does anyone have any
>information on Glutamine during chemo?...

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