NAC

saveferris2009 · Jun 23, 2011

Here's a great explanation of the manufacturing and packaging differences between different NAC products

http://www.articlesbase.com/medicine-articles/pharmanac-leads-the-way-in-product-quality-control-standards-4795985.html#axzz1Q903wh6G

saveferris2009 · Jun 23, 2011

Here's a great explanation of the manufacturing and packaging differences between different NAC products

http://www.articlesbase.com/medicine-articles/pharmanac-leads-the-way-in-product-quality-control-standards-4795985.html#axzz1Q903wh6G

saveferris2009 · Jun 23, 2011

Here's a great explanation of the manufacturing and packaging differences between different NAC products
 
 
 http://www.articlesbase.com/medicine-articles/pharmanac-leads-the-way-in-product-quality-control-standards-4795985.html#axzz1Q903wh6G

Madsmith · Jul 27, 2011

My interpretation is that docs says NAC is ineffective because s/he knows the old research about it as a mucus thinner that works for normal people, but not for CF'ers. The new research says that NAC reduces inflammation - a totally different affect for a different symptom.

Madsmith · Jul 27, 2011

My interpretation is that docs says NAC is ineffective because s/he knows the old research about it as a mucus thinner that works for normal people, but not for CF'ers. The new research says that NAC reduces inflammation - a totally different affect for a different symptom.

Madsmith · Jul 27, 2011

My interpretation is that docs says NAC is ineffective because s/he knows the old research about it as a mucus thinner that works for normal people, but not for CF'ers. The new research says that NAC reduces inflammation - a totally different affect for a different symptom.

fly30 · Aug 23, 2011