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Hey Lindsay! Welcome! I am sorry to hear about all your struggles! I cannot diagnose or even give you treatment recommendations seeing as you are not a client however, here are some basic guidelines to run by YOUR PRACTITIONER and see if it is something you should be doing. please OD NOT take these recommendations and supplements without talking to your practitioner first.
With chronic anal itching, I typically see one of 2 things – pinworms or candida. A high quality stool test is in order however sometimes they do still come back with a false negative.
With being a preemie, chances of poor methylation are very high and this is key to eliminating the EBV, HPV and herpes. Testing whole blood histamine, homocysteine, serum copper & plasma zinc gives you indication of where you are on this. EBV needs daily support of baicalin, monolaurin, CBD, and maybe cistus incanus.
Chronic stress leads to loss of Th1 and NK cell response, as I often discuss, setting up a likelihood of dysbiotic vulnerability.
You will need substantial reorganization of autonomic nervous system function. Heartmath is often a useful place to start, as it can be done at home, privately, with very concrete feedback about entrainment, done in a safe place. And it’s much less of a commitment than psychotherapy (which would be great to do but isn’t a baby step).The hypoglycemia is also noteworthy. M1 macrophages can’t kill pathogens if they don’t have glucose, so you will not have success killing pathogens when you’re hypoglycemic. It will be important to know how often this is happening. A home glucose monitor might be suitable, to get data on this.
And you have to identify any other markers of autoimmunity that might be present aside from elevated ANA.Individualized nutrition is key to healing so I would work with a nutritionist!
Hope this helps!
In a patient with low wbc count, your approach of supporting Th1 response and downregulating Th2 is appropriate. Th1 support is generally done with berberine, baicalin, sulforaphane, ginger, echinacea (if there is no autoimmunity), etc. There are combination products designed to do this such as Pure encpasualtions Th1 support. Downregulation of Th2 excess is generally done with perilla, astragalus, NAC and quercetin. There are likewise combinations designed to include these such as Th2 modulator.
If an inflamed person is already taking things to downregulate NFkB, such as curcumin, resveratrol, D, fish oil, etc., but they are Th2 dominant, lowering the doses of these may be appropriate, but you need to watch to be sure the patient’s inflammation isn’t getting worse. If the TGFbeta blood level is too high, it may indeed be necessary to reduce the dose of these. Again, though this depends on the case.
I just got a bunch of fresh leeks form my in-laws farm so Ive been making carrot and leek soup and it is the BOMB!
It could be a number of things! If you’re smelling protein, it could be some sort of kidney dysfunction. Or it could be you’re digestion is bad and you aren’t breaking anything down. Or it could be bacterial. it is very hard for me to know as 1) I cant diagnose and 2) I dont know enough about your history or health.
As far as the ebook goes, I do give substitutions however they subs are not as good as the actual homeopathics.
Absolutely! However at this time I dont think you will be able to upload photos but we can work on that 🙂
Thank you for your feedback! I have been considering doing this 🙂 I will try for the next one if there is enough time (depends on the number of questions) and see how it goes 🙂
