Just took my second round of Guar Gum, Rifaximin and Allicin. Holy crap the guar is so disgusting. It doesn't have much of a taste it's just really hard to drink gel. Blech! I'm up to 1/2 tsp after starting with a 1/4 tsp this morning and having no reaction. Probably didn't need the guar since I just devoured a burger patty with cheese (first dairy in prob 3 years) and avocado with a huge plate of sweet potato fries. I usually don't go out to eat but my dad is in town so I decided "F" it, I'm going and I don't care what I eat (within reason). The additional 7 lbs I'm lugging around these days doesn't make me any more rational! I tried really hard to stay away from my Array 10 foods but my step-mom was going to let them toss her salmon nuggets so I ate them. Salmon is a no-no. Wanted the fish tacos really bad but I'm scared to death of the whole tomato/aquaporin thing and how the heck do you eat a taco without salsa or tomatoes??? (Obviously easy to do at home, harder to improvise in a restaurant and still get the flavor).
Received Biocidin and Olivirex in the mail today, 10 days worth. I will start them when I run out of Rifaximin. Ordered Candibactin-BR to add. I'm too scared to do the AR because of the thyme and gelatin (both positive on Array 10). I'm probably going to mess around with some essential oils as well. Try to hit it from every angle possible. We'll see how it goes!
Please note that I am not a healthcare provider I'm just sharing information about my personal experience. Everyone is different and what works for you may be completely different. It's best to find a provider who knows what they are doing and can guide you.
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Monday, September 21, 2015
Guar Gum is disgusting!
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Friday, June 26, 2015
Aquaporins
FInally got off my butt and asked NCNM for the spec sheet on aquaporins. I came up positive on the Array 10 for corn+aquaporins and tomato+aquaporins. Tomorrow will be the first full day of elimination (my old digestive enzymes had egg white, the replacements came today). Anyway, here is an excerpt from the Cyrex spec sheet on aquaporins:
Aquaporins are found in all cells and help move water through the cells in an organized manner. Aquaporin 4 (AQR-4), is a water channel protein in the CNS and is expressed in astrocytes, particularly in the astrocyte food processes at the blood brain barrier. Some environmental proteins such as spinach, soy, corn and tomato contain aquaporin that have similarity to the brain AQR-4. Generation of antibodies against AQR-4 in general may contribute to the development of immunity and/or progression of multiple sclerosis.
Well alrighty then, I guess that ends that. Even if that paragraph is overblown I don't see any point in risking it. So, no corn or tomato until these antibodies go away which means SIBO gone and gut healed (if that ever happens!).
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