overtheedge
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I’ve always wondered what should be done to fight cancer, what was the main thing you credit beating cancer to? did the vitamin c play a big role?
Unfortunately I don’t have the EBV, food allergy, and celiac test results where I can access them, might be a few days before I get them back.
I couldn’t really say whether I’m using up GSH too fast or not recycling well, are there any tests for that specifically?
I’ve never heard of polyMVA before, what have you're experiences with it been like?
Eating gluten/dairy free does sound like a good idea, what always kept me from being able to stay on a diet in the past, when I was really limiting what I was eating that is, is the knowledge that all the really good stuff wasn’t allowed, sweets particularly even though I hardly eat sweets normally anyway but when I’d get off a diet Id eat em like crazy for a few days though I suppose such things wouldn’t be a problem if just dairy and wheat were off limits. What do you do if you want to make sandwiches though, are there bread substitutes?
I have been wondering about homocysteine levels, I do have several gene mutations including the c677t which had my homocysteine levels high until I started methylation supps but now homocysteine keeps going lower and I don’t know if it is good to just keep bringing homocysteine down and wonder where I should draw the line. My test results not being here right now I can’t say which other gene mutations I have, I know I have the warrior gene though now that I think about it.
How do you determine increased oxidative or nitrosative stress?
How long did it take you to start noticing improvement from grain/dairy restrictions?
About testing stomach acid levels, unfortunately there aren’t any Heidelberg capsule using doctors near me and I’ve heard the sodium bicarbonate belch test of stomach acid can be totally inaccurate so I don’t know of any way of doing testing at this time unless you count jumping right into taking stomach acid as a test.
Thanks for the input
Take care
I’ve always wondered what should be done to fight cancer, what was the main thing you credit beating cancer to? did the vitamin c play a big role?
Unfortunately I don’t have the EBV, food allergy, and celiac test results where I can access them, might be a few days before I get them back.
I couldn’t really say whether I’m using up GSH too fast or not recycling well, are there any tests for that specifically?
I’ve never heard of polyMVA before, what have you're experiences with it been like?
Eating gluten/dairy free does sound like a good idea, what always kept me from being able to stay on a diet in the past, when I was really limiting what I was eating that is, is the knowledge that all the really good stuff wasn’t allowed, sweets particularly even though I hardly eat sweets normally anyway but when I’d get off a diet Id eat em like crazy for a few days though I suppose such things wouldn’t be a problem if just dairy and wheat were off limits. What do you do if you want to make sandwiches though, are there bread substitutes?
I have been wondering about homocysteine levels, I do have several gene mutations including the c677t which had my homocysteine levels high until I started methylation supps but now homocysteine keeps going lower and I don’t know if it is good to just keep bringing homocysteine down and wonder where I should draw the line. My test results not being here right now I can’t say which other gene mutations I have, I know I have the warrior gene though now that I think about it.
How do you determine increased oxidative or nitrosative stress?
How long did it take you to start noticing improvement from grain/dairy restrictions?
About testing stomach acid levels, unfortunately there aren’t any Heidelberg capsule using doctors near me and I’ve heard the sodium bicarbonate belch test of stomach acid can be totally inaccurate so I don’t know of any way of doing testing at this time unless you count jumping right into taking stomach acid as a test.
Thanks for the input
Take care