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A while ago I wrote a tip about non-toxic pots and pans. I will link it right here. Maybe this helps to guide you!
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Mold Course Q - Food Therapy & Mitochondrial Support
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I would just like the antifungal supplements to rotate the antifungal teas every 4-6 weeks. I personally like combinations as well. The reason for that is that sometimes one herb is very potent for fighting one form of mold (or a strain of a certain mold species) and less potent for fighting another strain.
You could choose a… Read more
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Trying to understand digestive enzymes units
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HUT stands for ‘Hemoglobine Units on Tyrosine Basis. It’s a procedure to determine the proteolitic activity of proteases. The test is based on what happens when these proteases do when they are exposed 30 minutes of a hemoglobin substrate at a certain pH level and a certain temperature (pH 4.7 and 40°C).
The other units are also… Read more
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Is there a supplement which contains Betaine HCL, Ox Bile and Digestive Enzyme
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Don’t worry about being missing in action… although it’s good to see you back!
With dietary strategies, there is always a trade-off to consider. If you’re trying to balance out the microbiome and there is an overgrowth, some of the gram-negative bacteria will die off if you’re consuming antimicrobials.
Coconut oil is such… Read more
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Is there a supplement which contains Betaine HCL, Ox Bile and Digestive Enzyme
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Yes, there is! Thorne has a product that I often recommend. It used to be called biogest, but these days it’s called Advanced Digestive Enzymes. You can find it here!
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If you like to prevent wrinkles, it helps to know how wrinkles get there in the first place. Obviously, wrinkles are part of the ageing process, but some factors can speed up ageing and there are some things you can do to reduce wrinkles.
What causes wrinkles?
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I zoomed in on histamine, but with allergies, we have other recommendations we can share with you as well. In fact, we have a handout summarizing them. I will attach it here below, so you don’t have to search for it!
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Hey @nikolovaart ,
I don’t think that is a bad brand. But if histamine buildup is involved, you might experience worsening of your allergy symptoms. Perhaps you could share the symptoms you are experiencing and if you feel like it… you can share lab results here as well. We could give you more personalized advice that way.
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Hey @nikolovaart ,
With allergies, the immune system often reacts by releasing inflammatory chemicals like histamine. When the body deals with a histamine overload, symptoms can appear everywhere in the body – including in the gut. If you’re curious to learn more about histamine, I would recommend you to read this handout (you can find the… Read more
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Aloe vera gel is often made from the inner leaf and can help. The root seems beneficial as well (see this research).
You could use regular extra virgin coconut oil. The lauric acid and capric acid in the oil have anti-microbial effects. Some MCT oils (made from coconut) have even higher lauric and capric acid content. I like the MCT… Read more
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