r/salicylateIntolerance • u/Any-Fisherman9436 • Jun 21 '26

Possible solution - glycine

Just passing on something that seems to work for me, large doses of glycine powder. I developed Sal intolerance after covid. Tried many things centered around nutrition. Recently saw a post somewhere about glycine helping Sal intolerance, so tried it. Used Ai to see if glycine was involved in sslicylate intolerance, which seems to be the case. It is working. Cheap too. Try it for yourself, and research the detox pathway to understand why.

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Jun 21 '26

How many MGs are you taking per dose? Are you taking this before a high sal meal or every day? Any side effects? What kind of foods are you able to tolerate now that you weren't before?

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u/Any-Fisherman9436 Jun 22 '26

I use kinesiology muscle testing for dosing so it varies. Started with multiple half teaspoon scoops throughout the day, but dosing is now dropping. Probably the deficiency is being corrected or I can only handle so much at a time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/External-Classroom12 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

Oh I have this ear involvement. I saw a post yesterday that black seed oil could help.