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That’s right. It’s really easy to do! Just click here to create an account. The links in the article will bring you to the right product in fullscript. Because you are a member of B Better, you get a discount as well.

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I think like Bernadette is mentioning, that adding DAO enzymes would be worth a try. Vitamin C is also essential for the production of DAO enzymes. As mentioned above, you already produce more enzymes than on your previous Advanced Intestinal Barrier assessment. Your OAT however shows low vitamin C status.

Histamine Block does… Read more

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Good question! Often you will see on Magnesium L-threonate supplements the next ingredient on the bottle:

Magtein™ magnesium-l-threonate

Magtein™ is a registered trademark of Magceutics. This means that the magnesium in different supplements comes from the same producer. Here the quality of the supplement is determined by… Read more

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Tryptophan
Tryptophan could in my opinion go two ways. It is a precursor for serotonin, which is one of the important neurotransmitters in the gut. Tryptophan also is used for communication and regulation between microbes and can stimulate gut motility.

In cases of chronic inflammation, tryptophan can be used by the immune system… Read more

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KBMO has a reliable food intolerance test that is often used in the functional medicine world. You can find a direct link in the discount & resource section here.

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It isn’t well researched, although I usually don’t recommend stopping anti-acid medications while using mastic gum. You might have seen this in one of the research links I have posted above (this one probably).

I have not seen any problems with my clients and in research, mastic gum has been found pretty safe to use also… Read more

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First of all: congratulations! What wonderful news!

With pregnancy, hormones do shift for sure! Estrogen rises quickly during the first trimester of the pregnancy which can lead to nausea. This meta analysis from 2014 concluded that the use of ginger (∼1 g daily) for at least 4 days is associated with a 5-fold likelihood of… Read more

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The short answer is: yes!

I also will recommend it to my clients who deal with H. Pylori infections. There is some research which concludes that mastic gum can also help with dyspepsia and ulcers.

An older study from 1984 found that mastic gum in 38 people could improve the symptoms of duodenal ulcers. Those who took 1 gram (g)… Read more