What are the chances I will catch the flu this year? Nill. I have not had the flu in more than 30 years. When my colleagues caught the flu, they asked me to fill in for them in their classes. I seemed to be the in-house substitute teacher because I never caught the flu. How that happened in no mystery. I had a good, more or less Paleo diet, was physically active, and took glutathione along with co-factor nutrients that helped to balance my redox state, the level of oxidation in my cells. A very famous Doctor who traveled the world to supervise administration of a vaccine he created, made sure to have a supply of Ultrathione with him on every trip. And, he went to awful places to save people there from the terrible disease his vaccine prevented. You will have to guess who this brave scientist is.
How would glutathione in the form supplied in the Ultrathione he took prevent or block the pathway viral RNA takes into the DNA of human cells to cause them to replicate the flu virus? The figure leading this post shows how the virus disturbs the redox (reduction/oxidation) state of the cell to promote replication of the flu virus. It is from an article, free to all from New MIcrobiologica at http://www.newmicrobiologica.org/PUB/allegati_pdf/2007/4/367.pdf. The article points out that viruses induce an imbalance of the cellular redox state toward a pro-oxidant condition. These alterations trigger pathways the virus uses to replicate. The pathways are shown in the leading figure. After the virus enters the cell, the viral vRNPs are transported to the host-cell nucleous where they use the cell's own gene expression to undergo transcription and replicatation. Think of the viral infection as an epigenetic event that alters expression of our genes, the first event is the viral invasion of the cell, the second event is its entry into the nucleous, the third event is its incorporation into our genes and take over part of the transcription and expression machinery to replicate itself.
Glutathione helps prevent the virus from using the host-cell's own genetic machinery to replicate. They must use this machinery because they lack their own means of replication. Glutathione prevents the redox imbalance the virus uses to open those pathways to the nuclear DNA of our cells. Glutathione also captures the virus and exports it from the cell nucleous. Guardian, available at this site through the links provided, contains Ultrathione, the same advanced form of glutathione used by this brave scientist. It is the same glutathione that I have taken for about 30 years that kept me from falling victim to the flu while my colleagues caught it. I don't think my resistance was due any superior immunity on my part since I had the flu as often as anybody before I began taking Ultrathione.
To learn more about Ultrathione and Guardian please go up to the head bar and click on the Guardian link.
How would glutathione in the form supplied in the Ultrathione he took prevent or block the pathway viral RNA takes into the DNA of human cells to cause them to replicate the flu virus? The figure leading this post shows how the virus disturbs the redox (reduction/oxidation) state of the cell to promote replication of the flu virus. It is from an article, free to all from New MIcrobiologica at http://www.newmicrobiologica.org/PUB/allegati_pdf/2007/4/367.pdf. The article points out that viruses induce an imbalance of the cellular redox state toward a pro-oxidant condition. These alterations trigger pathways the virus uses to replicate. The pathways are shown in the leading figure. After the virus enters the cell, the viral vRNPs are transported to the host-cell nucleous where they use the cell's own gene expression to undergo transcription and replicatation. Think of the viral infection as an epigenetic event that alters expression of our genes, the first event is the viral invasion of the cell, the second event is its entry into the nucleous, the third event is its incorporation into our genes and take over part of the transcription and expression machinery to replicate itself.
Glutathione helps prevent the virus from using the host-cell's own genetic machinery to replicate. They must use this machinery because they lack their own means of replication. Glutathione prevents the redox imbalance the virus uses to open those pathways to the nuclear DNA of our cells. Glutathione also captures the virus and exports it from the cell nucleous. Guardian, available at this site through the links provided, contains Ultrathione, the same advanced form of glutathione used by this brave scientist. It is the same glutathione that I have taken for about 30 years that kept me from falling victim to the flu while my colleagues caught it. I don't think my resistance was due any superior immunity on my part since I had the flu as often as anybody before I began taking Ultrathione.
To learn more about Ultrathione and Guardian please go up to the head bar and click on the Guardian link.
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