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Possibly, i can see how it could help.
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Hi Liz,
I knocked out my gut issues with olive leaf extract. I tried everything else, and nothing put a dent in my bloating, pain, and motility issues. (I'm quite sure that viruses crossed through my leaky gut after hitting the methylation block). Although being gluten free didn't help get rid of gastro probems, i continue to follow a 100% gluten free diet. Now that I feel better, I am starting the methylation protocol to deal with fatigue, muscle weakness, brain fog.
Hi, lizw118.
PWCs tend to have low total blood volume because of "mild" diabetes insipidus (not to be confused with diabetes mellitus). If you have low total blood volume, constricting the peripheral blood vessels might help by making it possbile to deliver more blood flow to the brain.
If my hypothesis is valid, treating to lift the partial methylation cycle block, which also raises glutathione (as verified by lab testing) will ultimately correct the diabetes insipidus and raise the total blood volume.
Best regards,
Rich
Hi Rich, I know nitric oxide and vasodilation have something to do with me too..and the hydorxocobalamin affects it too. I seem to have a partial DI as well...zero ADH on testing (cant get below 6L per day and that is very thirtly and kidneys showing signs of being dehydrated by eGFR test low) unless I water fast more than 12 hrs or so...and that almost kills. ADH still lower then "normal"level after a 16 hr water fast..and I really ged" / oxidised or something me doing that and I refuse to repeat any more tests , even as offered in a hospital setting. I havbe noted lately that I am not so thirstly and I am not going to the toilet nearly as often. I had not linked it to B12 directly before? What does PWC ?? stand for
1) Is there anything that causes vasoconstriction that does not stimulate the nervous system and/or does not cause glutathione levels to drop? Or is vasoconstriction always something that happens through the sympathetic nervous system somehow?
2) Is it possible to be on antidepressants yet still get better with methylation treatments?
Thanks
Liz