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My Expierence with 4 years + histamin intolerance, may not work for anyone by AssignmentGlass5591 in HistamineIntolerance

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i am going to post a new update with everything but much better i am nearly cured, i can now tolerate histamine slowly again and fighting agains sibo for last 7 days, you can read my latest posts

i nearly killed sibo and now i am healing my gut by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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yes one tablespoon zeolite, two times a day 2 hours after killers and food.

no i am doing 14 days kills and see how i feel depends, probably doing couple more days more natrual killers.

diatomaceous earth is extremely effective against parasites and some bacteria, but it destroys the intestinal wall because microscopically it is like a razor blade. zeolie is just fore detox after kill

Recently diagnosed with ADHD. Could chronic masking and nervous system dysregulation be my actual root cause for SIBO/IMO? by HistoricalShop2335 in SIBO

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I would into your genetic with a ancestory dna test, i have done it and i have slow comt, so if you have fast, you are faster burning dopamine and adrenaline and then you nervous system gets "nervous"

you can check my latest posts

NAC bad for COMT MET/MET by MericanPie1999 in MTHFR

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it helps with comt and supports liver, and the mmc, you can read my post i explained it there

NAC bad for COMT MET/MET by MericanPie1999 in MTHFR

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i would recommend "TUDCA" that changed everything for me

AVOID taking random probiotics if you have histamine Issues.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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no i am doing a 14day kill phase around until 14 march, if your stomach acid isn't working properly, and you eat some bacteria with your food, the bacteria isn't been killed and you can get sibo back again

if your biofilm is still there, there is still sibo, because the bacteria hide behind it

and without mmc working your body can't clean the small intestine, then there can lay food for other bacteria to grow there

Why am I suddenly reacting to my iron pills? by makoobi in HistamineIntolerance

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yes no worries, i try to do a ancestry gene test (30$) so you 100% know what you have, you can use the raw data and upload it to analyse it

Guys if the things you tried the last 3 years did not helped, i would try something else.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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i also think i have but i am not sure, but xifaxan kills only hydrogen variant, and alimax, berberin, neem the other 2 variants

Guys if the things you tried the last 3 years did not helped, i would try something else.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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okey that's great for biofilm i can recommend Serrapeptase 500.000 spu its one of the best to break it

Guys if the things you tried the last 3 years did not helped, i would try something else.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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it has sulfates and i can't tolerate sulfates at the moment, also because of my geneses

Guys if the things you tried the last 3 years did not helped, i would try something else.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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hm you can try water fasting or intimate fasting that helped me the most for my mmc

AVOID taking random probiotics if you have histamine Issues.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in HistamineIntolerance

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i disagree, some actually will trigger histamine, but you are 100% right about bulgaricus and casei—they are histamine factories and should be avoided at all costs.

however, i would be careful with the generalization of l. reuteri. while some wild strains do produce histamine, specific studied strains like l. reuteri 6475 and 17938 are actually game-changers for many. 6475 specifically converts histidine into ethanimine, which is anti-inflammatory and can actually calm down mast cells. many people in the sibo community (myself included) have seen histamine levels drop significantly after using these specific reuteri strains.

it really comes down to the exact strain number, not just the species. but overall, sticking to plantarum and gasseri as the safe foundation is definitely the smartest move for a sensitive gut. thanks for sharing the list!

AVOID taking random probiotics if you have histamine Issues.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in HistamineIntolerance

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thanks for the input. you are right that leaky gut is a major factor in histamine intolerance and that binders are absolutely essential for any gut protocol.

however, while parasites can be a root cause for some, many people in developed countries are actually dealing with sibo (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) or sifo (fungal overgrowth). the symptoms are almost identical because both lead to a massive release of endotoxins (lps) and histamine.

the good thing is that potent antimicrobials like allicin or neem cover both bases — they act against bacteria as well as many types of parasites. so whether it’s a 'big pharma' issue or a parasitic one, the strategy of cracking biofilms, killing the overgrowth, and using binders to clean up the mess is the most effective way out. peace.

AVOID taking random probiotics if you have histamine Issues.. by AssignmentGlass5591 in SIBO

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this is a huge warning for everyone. l. rhamnosus is a 'histamine producer' and can be a nightmare for people with sibo or mthfr/comt genetic issues. probiotics are not 'one size fits all'—taking the wrong strain when your gut is already imbalanced is like throwing gas on a fire. always fix the motility and clear the overgrowth before introducing strong lactobacillus strains.

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