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http://www.amazon.com/Fiberaid-Larc...396038014&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=arabinolactan this is alot cheaper.is it the same?
It looks like it's the same, yes. Good find.http://www.amazon.com/Fiberaid-Larc...396038014&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=arabinolactan this is alot cheaper.is it the same?
It looks like it's the same, yes. Good find.
No I don't believe it is the same. "FiberAid" has a molecular weight of ~22,000 Daltons where yet another compared product Called "ImmunEnhancer" has a molecular weight of 18,000-19,000 daltons. Not sure how that compares to Larix or Arabinex...
See Table 1 here: http://www.nutritioninnovation.com/agpaper.pdf
BTW, did everyone reading this thread donate to the Microbiome Discovery Project? This research is really relevant to us!
http://forums.phoenixrising.me/inde...robiome-crowdfunding-campaign-launches.29252/
Here it says about Larix "This high molecular weight compound (main fractions of 16,000 & 100,000MW) is similar to immune modulating arabinogalactans found in Echinacea." I am not sure this is counted in Daltons. If so it could be a mix of bigger and smaller sizes to obtain both effects?No I don't believe it is the same. "FiberAid" has a molecular weight of ~22,000 Daltons where yet another compared product Called "ImmunEnhancer" has a molecular weight of 18,000-19,000 daltons. Not sure how that compares to Larix or Arabinex...
but is it good for ammonia removal?and short chain fatty acids?resistant starch lowers ammonia?@xjhuez what paper did you grab that table from?
No I don't believe it is the same. "FiberAid" has a molecular weight of ~22,000 Daltons where yet another compared product Called "ImmunEnhancer" has a molecular weight of 18,000-19,000 daltons. Not sure how that compares to Larix or Arabinex...
See Table 1 here: http://www.nutritioninnovation.com/agpaper.pdf
@froufox - I've only been taking the Arabinex 5 days so far (at the recommended dose of about 2 tsp per day).
It does not seem to be stimulating the same processes the potato and green banana starches do. Was your negative reaction to it similar to what you've experienced recently?
I hope you're doing better now. Lymph situation improved??
@Sushi - I think all the good work you've done with KDM must be working in your favour. It does seem like your reactions are similar - just milder. I hope your improvements continue in a gentle snowballing fashion!
My lymph/fever symptoms resolved 100% by 3 weeks after ceasing all starch! What was difficult was that it had to run it's course, and the lymph pain were unfamiliar, and unrelenting! I have re-started at a much lower dose and so far symptoms are mild and manageable.
I'm experiencing benefits too - most notably with OI symptoms. On good days I'm able to be more active. There are jobs I usually leave for my husband (things that involve getting up high or down low) that I've found myself doing without hesitation....and with no negative consequences. Overall, I'm not needing to pace so aggressively to remain at the level of functioning I'm used to.
I'm not up to reading through this thread - a lot of head pressure means I can't focus for more than a couple of minutes.
It looks really interesting though and it seems like some people having a little improvement so I thought Its worth a try. I don't have major IBS or anything just the general problems .many of us have.
So can people just chime in with what they're taking, brand and how much please, I will start very low anyway. And is Larix better than potato starch.
Thanks.
not to hijack the thread but @froufox if you find a magical cure for your constipation please let me know, enemas, suppositories etc. - I'm fed up with it all.
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