Remedylink Glytamins Suppositories 10 Count

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Remedylink Glytamins Suppositories 10 Count Summary

Many health conditions can be traced back to improper function of the liver, gall bladder and kidneys. While liver, gall bladder and kidney purges were commonly done in past years, it is fast becoming a lost art. Glytamins suppositories are designed to support the body in both the cleansing of these organs as well as their proper maintenance and regeneration.

Glytamin suppositories contain glycine, taurine and phosphatidyl choline to help support the body in both dissolving biliary sludge and gallstones and preventing them from recurring.

Why are they more effective than oral herbs?

Herbs taken orally often lose much of their effectiveness in the acids of the digestive system. Glytamins are in suppository form, so they deliver the ingredients directly to the liver for greater effect. The Glytamins formula also contains the herbs bupleurum, peppermint and Chanca piedra. These are used to further help the liver to detoxify and relax the gallbladder so that as the bile begins to flow, stones can pass more easily from the body.

What Will Glytamins Help Me With?

Gallstones

Everyone develops small crystallizations in his or her kidneys and gallbladder. Some people have literally hundreds of stones that have accumulated in their bodies. In approximately two out of four people these crystallizations eventually grow large enough to require medical attention. They are typically accumulations of calcium, oxalic acid, uric acid and cholesterol. Glytamins may support the body in both dissolving these crystallizations and preventing the formation of new ones.

Kidney Stones

While Glytamins is not specifically formulated to deal with an acute case of kidney stones, scientific literature shows that Chanca Piedra (one of the main ingredients) has been used over time to support the dissolution of calcium oxalate and uric acid crystals, the main constituents of kidney stones.

Liver Gallbladder Purge

The liver, gallbladder and hepatic ducts can all suffer from accumulations of biliary sludge and gallstones. Bile, unable to pass into the duodenum, can backwash into the liver and pancreas, causing alkali burns in those organs. Traditional remedies for gallstones and biliary sludge involve drinking large quantities of Epsom Salts, lemon juice and olive oil in an attempt to cause powerful contractions of the gallbladder and a resulting purge of biliary sludge and gallstones. This kind of purge can be very uncomfortable and does nothing to resolve the underlying cause of these accumulations. Glytamins may support this function without uncomfortable side effects.

Detoxification

Toxins can be divided into two groups, those that are fat soluble and those that are water soluble. Fat Soluble toxins are released by the liver and secreted into the bile for excretion into the intestines, whereas water soluble toxins pass out through the kidneys and leave the body through the urine. Maintaining these detoxification pathways by resolving kidney stones, gallstones and biliary sludge is a prerequisite to any detoxification protocol. For a total detoxification protocol you may also wish to consider Medicardium and Xeneplex.

Intestinal Health

Bile is responsible for many aspects of our intestinal health. Bile neutralizes stomach acids, emulsifies fats, is a natural laxative and kills parasites and candida. Insufficient bile can cause ulcers, malnutrition, constipation, and allow parasitic and fungal infestations. Glytamins may support the body in maintaining proper bile manufacture and flow.

Ingredients: Glycine 120 mg, taurine 120 mg, phosphatidyl choline 120 mg, bupleurum 120 mg, chanca piedra 120 mg, peppermint 20 mg, magnesium di-potassium EDTA 20 mg, organic cocoa butter.

Intestinal Health

Bile is responsible for many aspects of our intestinal health. Bile neutralizes stomach acids, emulsifies fats, is a natural laxative and kills parasites and candida. Insufficient bile can cause ulcers, malnutrition, constipation, and allow parasitic and fungal infestations. Glytamins may support the body in maintaining proper bile manufacture and flow.

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Supplement Facts

Dosage and Use:

• 1 suppository every third day or as directed by your health care provider.
• For rectal use only.
• Use following a bowel movement.
• Refrigerate before using.
• To remove suppository, tear the plastic shell lengthwise beginning at the V shaped cut at the pointed end of the suppository.
• Apply a light coating of Vaseline to the suppository before insertion.
• Insert suppository past sphincter muscle.
• Try to wait 15 to 20 minutes before another bowel movement.
• Broken suppositories may be reheated in their shells in a ziplock bag in warm water until melted and then reformed in refrigerator.
• Occasional air bubbles in suppository are normal and do not indicate a loss of product.

Warnings:

• If pregnant or lactating, consult your physician before taking this product
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not exceed recommended dose
• Do not use if the suppositories are open or damaged.

Note: Storing this product at room temperature will not alter the effectiveness or potency. However a firm suppository is necessary for a comfortable and easy insertion. Therefore we recommend that this product be stored in the refrigerator to maintain firmness. If the suppository does become soft, place the suppository in the refrigerator to achieve the firmness needed for comfortable insertion Avoid excessive heat (80°F). Store in a cool place 8° to 15°C (46° to 59°F) or refrigerate. When using nutritional supplements or nutraceuticals, please inform your physician if you are undergoing treatment for a medical condition healthcare professional.

Dosage Protocol

How To Insert Rectal Suppositories

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Prior to using/inserting suppositories, it is best to attempt to evacuate by attempting to have a bowel movement. We recommend, if possible, that the suppositories be inserted after you have attempted to move your bowels. This helps in the first of the four pharmacokinetic processes: absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination (Hollenberg & Brody, 1998). If you chose to use a latex glove to insert the suppository, place the glove on the hand you will use to insert the suppository. Gloves are very inexpensive gloves can be purchased at most pharmacies.
2. Take the suppository out of the refrigerator. The suppositories retain cold so they will be comfortable. By keeping the suppository in the refrigerator, the suppository will be hard and easier to insert. ONLY the DMSA suppository cannot be refrigerated or kept in freezer since the cold decreases potency.
3. Open plastic suppository shell by pulling apart the 2 tabs located at the tapered end.
4. If necessary, lubricate the suppository tip with tap water or a lubricant such as K-Y Lubricating Jelly or Vaseline.. If you do not have this lubricant, moisten the SUPPOSITORY with cool tap water. Note that after a shower, insertion is quite easy. Note that the use of the lubricating jelly and/or cool water will hasten the separation of the base material form the nutrients, and thus enhance the absorption process.
5. Lie on your side with your lower leg straightened out and your upper leg bent forward toward your stomach.
6. Lift upper buttock to expose the rectal area.
7. Insert the suppository flat side first (not the tapered end pushing with your finger until it passes the muscular sphincter of the rectum, about 1/2 to 1 inch in infants and 1 inch in adults. ) By inserting the flat end first retention and post insertion comfort is improved. If the suppository is not inserted past this sphincter muscle, the suppository may pop out (see below). The placing of the flat side first into the rectum triggers a reflex contraction of the rectal tissue that causes the suppository to be pulled up into the rectum where it is more comfortably retained.
8. Hold buttocks together for a few seconds and you are finished!
9. Discard used materials and wash your hands thoroughly. If you have used a latex glove, pull the glove inside out then discard. Remember, if you have problem with retaining the suppository, a simple strategy to insure retention is to lying down for about 5-15 minutes as this will help you retain the suppository.

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This Product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.