sillysocks84
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@Violeta I will look into getting my copper and zinc tested. I don't need more oxidative stress leading to more mast cell degranulation and thereby histamine issues galore!
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The first thing I learned about histamines is that Vit C + Ca help eliminate histamines from the body. I began using both, in their cheapest forms, in footbaths.I was wondering just tonight why when I take so much vitamin C, 8,000mg do I feel halfway better?
I've listened to 2 Theoharides recent vids. They know how to help us manage symptoms, not to eliminate the causes.I would ask him if there is any research being done on his findings to bring about a solution to these diseases.
Oh, I am talking about pyroluria, not pylori. I would go more into depth but I have to go to work.@Violeta wouldn't pylori cause more diarrhea? I do get that but not as often as bronchial spasms, muscle spasms, brain fog, high heart rate and dizziness are my more major symptoms.
Lyme I was tested for last year. But when I was a kid I grew up on a farm and I was bitten by many ticks. But one time I was bitten and I got this huge bump under my head underneath that bite. I remember my mom taking me to the doctor and she looked at it and said she didn't think it was lyme. I believe I was in my early teens, I am now 30. I had a few episodes of dizziness in my teens, but doesn't everyone? I had trouble with recurrent pink eye the year I was married and day of wedding and full week after, like 3 or 4 different bouts of that year. I have had a couple of years after that a weird severe headache. Then I got the vaccine a year after that or so and boom, constant numbness in one side of head, arm felt like a dead weight and I had horrible ataxia, light sensitivity, fatigue of someone dropping dead, migraines, and everything would go blue and get dizzy every time I stood up. Then I got pregnant and better and now here I am again.
Do you think lyme could have gone unactivated? How would I know? Why did my lyme test last year come back negative?
Long post, sorry....
Sorry, beyond my knowledge.do you think the b cell depletion plays into the factors of mast cells? If there are different causes of this disease, is the rtx really going to be curative for some?
Good possibility. Here's an online questionnaire. When I re-took this more carefully a 2nd time, including ailments from my past, I scored high enough to suspect pyroluria. I used Klinghardt's recommendations, and within 5 days had a very noticeable shift, particular in my mind/emotions.Have you considered pyroluria?
I will do the questionnaire ahmo posted for that one. Yes, I have a feeling it really is DTap vaccine to blame though.Oh, I am talking about pyroluria, not pylori. I would go more into depth but I have to go to work.
It involves zinc deficiency (eye issues are a good sign of that), copper biounavailability/toxicity (estrogen problems are a sign of that, and so are migraines), and yikes, what type of vaccine did you get? Anyway, the pyroluria involves B6 deficiency, too, and I've seen B6 mentioned with respect to hormonal issues. It all sounds very complicated in your case, but if you could find a bottom line, I am sure there is one, although your bottom line would be a little complicated, too.
Your problems do sound like a lot of us at the Lyme facebook page. But the viruses that they put in vaccines are what cause the most complicated, long lasting damage. And the viruses and bacteria work together.