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Hi @LAK – B Better’s got you covered! 🙂 You can find more ways to support her healing with our Healing Broken Bones protocol HERE located in Success>Protocols>Preventative and Post Care.
Wishing her a swift recovery!
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Hi @Kkol – oh boy, I guess we really need to improve the layout and ease of finding what our members need. I’d love any critical and constructive feedback you can provide us. In fact, if you’re open to it, can we schedule a zoom call? I’d love to hear your experience as a member to see how we can improve your experience.
So, back to your question. If you click on the tab called “Learn” at the top, you’ll see “Guest Experts” in the dropdown menu. There you can browse or search for a specific guest or topic.
And here’s the direct link for convenience: https://bbettermembership.com/guest-experts/
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Hi @paulina – thank you for copying your message over to the forum. 🙂 You’ll be able to find all of your previous discussions and replies in your Community Profile under the “Forums” tab.
Since Dengue fever is caused by a virus transmitted through mosquito bites, antibiotics won’t be effective because they treat bacterial infections, not viral ones.
Best option is to support the body’s immunity to fight off the viral infection. We have a virus/flus support protocol here: https://bbettermembership.com/resource-library/getting-sick/virus-flu-support/
Most dengue cases are mild and resolve within 1–2 weeks with supportive care. But if her symptoms worsen, definitely seek medical attention.
Hope your friend recovers swiftly and effectively!
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Hi @naslam1603 – we have a great thread about air fryers which you can find here to read my response and other members’ too.
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Hi @iryna_klevetenko – it’s common to get a fever following vaccination as a side effect, especially in younger children, which is generally a sign that the body is fighting what was injected and hopefully building immunity against it. Unfortunately, they add adjuvants to vaccines to get the body to react – that’s the not so great part.
If the fever increases to 39 or above, persists beyond 3 days, and the child seems out of it, definitely take the child to see a doctor right away.
If the child is alert, responsive and not too lethargic, the best support is to help the immune system recover. So lots of rest, staying well hydrated (water or breastmilk if still breastfed), and lukewarm water to gently sponge their body if they seem uncomfortable.
While the conventional recommendation for fevers post-vaccination is to give ibuprofen / Tylenol, that’s actually one of the worst things to do since it depletes glutathione even further. Dr. Elena Roumell discussed this in her presentation HERE (slides are attached at the bottom – check slides 15-17), and suggests glutathione pre & post vaccination as a way to support their little bodies.
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@naslam1603 thanks for the recommendation! I’d love to add more content about histamine so will consider it!
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@naslam1603 Great question. It’s something I dove deeper into last year and I’m still learning about it through practice and meditation.
At its core, “quantum” comes from quantum physics, which is all about the behavior of energy and matter on the tiniest level… think atoms and subatomic particles. It’s mind-blowing stuff because particles can act in ways that we just can’t explain with traditional physics, like being in multiple states at once (called superposition) or being linked across huge distances (entanglement).
Now, in the health and wellness world, quantum is being used in a way that brings in energy fields, frequencies, and the connection between the mind and body. The idea is that we’re not just physical beings, but our bodies are also influenced by energy systems that interact with the world around us (and even with other dimensions or unseen forces, in some interpretations). This idea has led to practices like “quantum healing” which suggests that by tuning into or aligning our energy fields, we can boost our health.
In fact, I had Dr. Geoffrey Smith come in to talk to us about “interdimensional health” which is a fascinating concept where he touches on these ideas of how unseen frequencies and energy fields around the body could potentially impact our wellness, even across generations. It’s definitely something to explore, and I recommend listening to his interview HERE to get a better sense of how these elements are playing out in real life. It’s a whole new lens on health and I would encourage you to explore this route with Dr. Smith since he’s in London.
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@LAK you can email support@bbettermembership.com with their full names, date of birth, email address, phone number, billing and shipping address (if different) and my team will give you access to be able to order the OAT test.
We can help with interpretation here as well once results are received if you need guidance with that.
And if you’d like to work with a doctor, Dr Sean Penny and Dr Heather Eade know how to interpret the OAT as well.
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Hi @LAK – it’s ok to open up capsules and mix with water/fresh OJ if a child can’t swallow pills or you can’t find a good powdered form.
Omega-3 is pretty hard to mask, and I’ve found it easier to add citrus flavor along with it. So lemon juice for example.
If reputable, any collagen brand should do.
You can find recommended dosages of curcumin HERE. Keep in mind, this is for adults. For children, I usually apply Clark’s rule: for children aged 2-17. Take the child’s weight
in pounds and divide by 150 pounds. Multiply the fractional result by the adult
dose to find the equivalent child dosage. For example, if an adult dose of
tincture calls for 30 drops and the child weighs 30 pounds, divide the child’s
weight by 150 (30/150) to get 1/5. Multiply 1/5 times 30 drops to get 6 drops. You can do the same with powder and capsules but it’s more of an approximation.For vitamin A, I personally like and use Biotics Research Bio-Ae. I believe Seeking Health also has a vitamin A.
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@adoobeh99 – depending on the use, the dosages vary.
For gallbladder congestion support, the general recommended dosage for taurine is 1000-2000mg per day (sometimes up to 3000mg/day in divided doses). It’s best taken on an empty stomach so at least 30 minutes before meals or 2+ hours after a meal.
Phosphatidylcholine for GB support is generally recommended to take 1200-2400mg per day, with food, especially fat.
Hope that helps!
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Hi @adoobeh99 it really depends on how progressed a case is. I always prefer a low-and-slow approach with my clients if we have time to work on their issues. However in cases where it’s more progressed, and the recommendation is gallbladder removal, then clients may opt to be more aggressive and do 2 courses of the Dr. Schultz cleanse as a desperate last attempt (and it often saves their gallbladders!).
As I shared with you previously, D-limonene alone has been successful in breaking up biliary congestion and stones at the dose of 1000-2000mg per day. I often have my clients run a liver panel before starting to get a baseline, and ensure direct bilirubin is also measured. This helps track progress after using d-limonene for 30-60 days, and re-testing liver markers. There’s no harm in also layering in taurine and phosphatidyl choline found in something like Seeking Health’s Bile Nutrients.
Re-testing after 60 days with a liver function panel and ultrasound is a good idea to track progress. If needed, the Dr. Schultz cleanse can be done after that since the limonene and gallbladder nutrients would have helped improve congestion and flow, which would make the cleanse even more effective.
Feel free to upload before and after results for further guidance. Hope this helps.
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@naslam1603 side note – why do your posts always have extra characters like <div>? Is it the way you’re accessing the site?
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@naslam1603 yes, he’s just finishing up that course and we hope to release it in Jan! It will be a free course for B Better members!
I trust you will get good results with Geoffrey because he looks beyond the physical as he explained in the session. I’m glad you’re opening up to the idea of this realm of healing.
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@Kkol I have personally never tried methylene blue but I have done some research on it to learn more, and the Just Blue by Troscriptions is a trusted brand. You can learn more here about their products.
Low dose methylene blue does have many health benefits such as having anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and mitochondrial-supportive properties which can all indirectly help manage autoimmunity, but it wouldn’t be my first go-to option.
If you’re looking for something to help your wife’s Grave’s Disease, then consider low dose naltrexone (LDN) which requires a prescription.
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@Kkol sometimes the inactive ingredients can be less than ideal (like titanium dioxide for example), and the side effects can be worse than herbal antiparasitic since they are stronger.
But the bigger issue is effectiveness. While medications are fast-acting and targeted for adult parasites, 3 days is usually not enough time to get all the parasites since many of them have a complex lifecycle (eggs, larvae, adults). That’s where herbals outshine because they can be used longer term. With herbal antiparasitics, I usually recommend 15 day courses, followed by a 10-day break, and then repeat, which usually helps get the full lifecycle of a parasite if it was still in the egg stage.
