B12 deficiency and chronic cough

[dut]

Hi - thought this was interesting

 

http://www.healthiertalk.com/hidden-causes-your-chronic-cough-1350

 

I was looking for info on why B12 is activating (I read it increases histamine but still don't really understand it so if someone can explain it to me again that would be great) and came across this article.

 

I haven't cross checked it but thought it was interesting....

[sf_mom]

I read something interesting regarding methyl B-12. Those that have a bad reaction to methyl B-12 typically have impaired Sulfur Metabolism and glutathione. Sulfhydryl (thiol) and glutathione are involved in detoxifying hazardous molecules, as well as maintaining the redox balance of living cells.

 

The glutathione detoxing aspect has already been discussed in prior posts but I did not realize the bad reaction to methyl B-12 was related to Sulfur Metabolism. Apparently these types of individuals can be difficult to treat for chronic infection and don't do well on a lot of remedies. In this case, opening detox pathways is critical for improvement.

 

Source: "Insights into Lyme Treatment" Treating Detoxification Problems, Nicola McFadzean.

 

My son suffers from a chronic cough but it is related to his co-infection of Babesia and is resolving with proper treatment.

[SSS]

My daughter has horrible reactions to MB-12 and HB-12-

We are supplementing with liquid oral liposomal glutathione -

I give it every other day, and I do see 'die off' reactions after she gets it-

Not crazy, not too long, but it is there.

She also has detox issues in other areas.