IP-6 is fairly selective. It cannot remove iron bound to hemoglobin
or iron bound to the various transferrins. It only chelates free
iron. Free iron is generally something you don't want in your body.
You can always go with the other elements for awhile, get
your blood tested, then add IP-6 for awhile, then retest
Mike
Thursday, August 14, 2008, 7:33:23 PM, you wrote:
d> So you feel that ip6 would only lower iron in the cancer cells? not
d> the rest of the body? I was taking it before but when my iron levels
d> started to go down I was advised to stop taking it by one of my docs.
d> --- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, Mike Golden wrote:
>>
>> Hello dwntwngrl2,
>> You can use either of them with Cantron and Paw Paw, but I would use
>> artemisinin seperated from IP-6. The half lives indicate that using
>> the artemisinin at night (about 5 nights in a row) and IP-6 during
>> the day is probably ok. You should "rest" from the artemisinin for a
>> few days after five days of use, then start over again. The IP-6
d> you can stay on indefinately.
>> Mike
--
Best regards,
Mike mailto:goldenmike@sbcglobal.net
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