JPV
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In this case, I'd be doing it to give the AO+ Mist bacteria some sweat/ammonia to consume. But maybe there'd be a dual benefit.Martin Pall came to endorse FIR saunas for reducing oxidative stress.
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In this case, I'd be doing it to give the AO+ Mist bacteria some sweat/ammonia to consume. But maybe there'd be a dual benefit.Martin Pall came to endorse FIR saunas for reducing oxidative stress.
I don't seem to suffer from the most common POTS symptoms, such as lightheadedness and fainting, but looking at the DINETS reference page I do have a lot of the other symptoms. They seem to be particularly severe if I consume inflammatory foods.@JPV if you also have POTS, sauna is a bad idea.
Hmmm... I'm positive that inflammation is a big issue for me. I tend to get chest pains if I eat highly inflammatory foods such as Wheat, Sugar, Corn and Vegetable Oils. I also have RLS which is generally seen as an inflammatory condition. But no matter how clean of a diet I try to maintain, some symptoms still persist. It seems deeply rooted and hard to rectify, in my case at least.
Do you have any other anti-inflammatory suggestions?
Ok, so far I can say that it works exceptionally well as a deodorant. We'll see what else it has to offer over the next few days.So how are you feeling?![]()
I decided to take acidophilus after delving into the oxalate universe. Both acidophilus and bifidum are said to lower oxalates. It worked![]()
CB produces vit K2 in the gut, which directs calcium to the bones. We have large calcium oxalate deposits in soft tissues, and the calcium (bound to oxalate) mobilization causes mucosal irritation and joint pain flares.
The secret ingredient is….Ok, so far I can say that it works exceptionally well as a deodorant. We'll see what else it has to offer over the next few days.
In this case, I'd be doing it to give the AO+ Mist bacteria some sweat/ammonia to consume. But maybe there'd be a dual benefit.
For those like me struggling with LAG (I have given up)
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http://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/the-role-of-oxalates-in-autism-and-chronic-disorders/
What about the alanine in there?Bloody oxalate. Everything on that list causes pure hell for me: ascorbate, arabinose, gelatin, glycine. I don't suppose it's ever going to be as simple as adding some B6?Pyridoxine 5 mg gave me neuropathy in the past.
What about the alanine in there?
Would it help? I found it recommended somewhere for oxalate issues. Beta-AlanineNever tried it in isolation, if that's what you're asking?