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Athene*
I am sorry for the confusion. As has been noticed here that there are a variety of Lithium labels that were confusing and some articles were confusing the mineral Lithium Orotate with the elemental Lithium. I looked at many bottle labels and the confusions continued there.
A further source of confusion is some people confuse ionic high dose (hundreds of mg) side effects and dangers with micro-nutrient mineral non-ionic lithium minerals.
With all the lithium tartrate and/or Ortotate labels now giving 5 mg of elemental Lithium as the does I have met people who need < 1 mg of Lithium to over 20 mg.for a daily dose. Our water might have it. Our foods might have it. We also get fluoride that can poison the catalytic Lithium. Further the serum half-life changes as the TCR-Li build up in the kidney. For instance for me it took 5 years to go from 3x10mg MeCbl injections and my urine would be pink in in hour. After 5 years of building TCR-Li I can take mine 10 mg injection and there is none excreted visibly in the first 24 hours and then it starts coming out slowly. It takes the Deadlock Quartet plus all minerals plus :Lithium to grow TCR-Li. as far as I can tell. The same can occur with 45 minute sublingual MeCbl or AdoCbl of say 10 mg. Seeing the change in serum halflife is the hard proof growing TCR-Li in the kidneys. As this improves various aspects of homeostasis improve , for instance electrolytes.
Glutathione can be a killer. It causes catastrophic B12 deficiency pouring it out ot the urine 5-10 times faster than an ordinary dose, whatever it is for you.\
Glutathione, folic acid, folinic acid, HyCbl, CyCbl and veggie folates can all directly cause methyltrap or partial folate deficiency. and cause changes toi serum half life of MeCbl or AdoCbl.
If there are other questions that need specifically answered I will come back and answer them.. I have prostate cancer right now and am trying to help my oncologist understand CBL-C disease and how it impacts on prostate cancer treatment. Be well all.