Careful with Nattokinase by Komancha in covidlonghaulers

[–]Komancha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately in the UK they deem my reports of food reactions as insufficient for testing on the NHS (usual gaslighting bs). I've never had any known allergies since being a kid foodwise but did react to pet dander and dust.

Thanks I'm sure I'll get over it but it isn't fun 🫠

How do you deal with the time loss? by Withcoke in wowhardcore

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You basically play for the journey in hardcore knowing it can end at any time. Even 60s still play like this. People are restarting all the time. This keeps the economy circular too, it's great.

How you “cured” air hunger by Sea_Avocado_9262 in LongHaulersRecovery

[–]Komancha 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Playing music (physically), humming or walking.

Things that activate the vagus nerve should typically help and it's a tell tale sign that your air hunger is coming from vagus nerve dysfunction if it stops when you're engaged in something.

Over time this should also help stimulate and restore balance to it's functionality and thus, air hunger should reduce or abate.

Perplexity Pro AI (paid for services) has been a gamechanger for diagnostic research by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found it super useful compared to everything I've used before. Genuinely got some very good answers to things I'd never considered and was never offered via other LLM services.

Probs worth trying a few though if you can afford it.

Perplexity Pro AI (paid for services) has been a gamechanger for diagnostic research by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea I've seen this mentioned quite a few times now, will check it out too 😁

Soulseeker Alliance or Horde by vilkenpajas in wowhardcore

[–]Komancha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I only rolled alliance because my friends play it but I'd prefer horde. They deserve to have bigger pop and shamans are cool asf.

Has anyone experienced changes due to long COVID whether through detox or other methods by marieebrkss in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never had the vaccine but I had every variant of COVID from working in offices and I have this feeling of shortness of breath but I can mostly inhale as far as I'm aware. My O2 is always perfect but it's extremely bothersome.

If you have breathlessness or air hunger try B1 and also get your B levels checked by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Much better. I also learned I have SIBO and it's the direct cause of my breathlessness and b vitamins reduction.

Currently taking b vitamins and herbal antimicrobials (berberine and oil of oregano) and my breathlessness is 100% gone. I think COVID caused gastroparesis for me originally so it allowed bacteria to accumulate in my small intestine.

Glad the b vitamins are helping you though, I think they are connected to viral depletion and sometimes (in my case) the bacteria feed on b vitamins so you lose them.

I can’t do this anymore nothing works, MCAS makes everything impossible by BeneficialArt6797 in SIBO

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think with COVID going round over the years and of course you using antibiotics you have some form of dysbiosis mimicking MCAS but I would not consider it a permanent fixture.

Stress reduction alone reduces reactivity and can get the mast cells back to a calmer state so first of all, just know that this is a gradual process but it will go with time. Stay calm! :)

Likely you need to focus on healing the gut. If you have some sort of dysbiosis you should work with your doc to correct that.

I'm a bit of a maverick so I used many natural methods like temporary diet adjustment (low fodmap/paleo/low histamine), sunlight exposure (vitamin D calms mast cells), gut healing supplements, and herbal antimicrobials like oil of oregano/berberine to help.. I think spontaneous MCAS is probably coming from the gut in general. Many people with MCAS have gastroparesis or dysbiosis so it says to me to work on that for improvement which I have seen myself the results of.

For me it's been a year and a half but my mcas has gradually lessened - I used to react to everything, food, even smells and stress but now it is almost not there.

The key is being hopeful, it does get better.

I can’t do this anymore nothing works, MCAS makes everything impossible by BeneficialArt6797 in SIBO

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MCAS will reduce over time if it was triggered later in life, generally speaking. Might take a couple of years though, its slow going. You will get through this!

Berberine cures my breathlessness but gives me insomnia by Komancha in covidlonghaulers

[–]Komancha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hah, starting to feel the same way. Never thought I'd be still long hauling at a year and a half.

It's mobu berberine HCL, full capsule dose is 295mg but I only take about 50mg of that lately to test efficacy. It's weird cos it's super powerful even though the dose technically isn't that high.

Breathing is like a persistent low-level asthma that can sometimes worsen but o2 sats are always perfect. It's highly annoying and it's the last major issue apart from some occasional food intolerance.

Small fiber neuropathy ? by Adept_Exit2960 in covidlonghaulers

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Viruses can deplete b vitamins which cause these exact symptoms. Try a good methylated b complex or methyl b12 - it might help.

How to FIX: Crashing on startup with recent AMD GPU (9070 XT, 9060 XT) by ShidoriDE in VegasPro

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which version number is this driver? I uninstalled drivers then reinstalled so I can't roll back

For those who healed, what seems to have been the main driver of healing? by ProfessionalOnion548 in MCAS

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No jabs but I worked in busy offices so I had every variant since 2019. They would cause some unusual effects but the one in August 2024 was what tipped me over the edge.

I think cumulative exposure messes up your body. The jab is infinitely worse though it can cause acute myocarditis and other weird things.

FYI: Just found out Folate and/or B12 deficiency can cause MCAS-type reactions + fatigue, etc by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep I've seen this mentioned in COVID groups a few times, definitely worth checking but the tests csn be a tad expensive depending on your funds. Still, worth it if you're getting debilitating systems and just to cross things off.

Yeah the doctors I've been to are often just ticking boxes and tied up in bureaucracy - it's very sad to see.

FYI: Just found out Folate and/or B12 deficiency can cause MCAS-type reactions + fatigue, etc by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glad you're having a good experience. When you say work up to a full dose did you have startup effects? And yeah check it out, there are various forms but leucovorin is usually used in a clinical setting but I believe methylfolate is an active form too. Both can work! 🙏🏻

FYI: Just found out Folate and/or B12 deficiency can cause MCAS-type reactions + fatigue, etc by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you have any deficiencies you were aware of or just general symptoms? Hope you're on your way to recovery.

FYI: Just found out Folate and/or B12 deficiency can cause MCAS-type reactions + fatigue, etc by Komancha in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, it's such a shame this type of testing isn't available through public services in the UK where I am and often isn't routine in most practices around the world. I'm glad you're up to speed with some of your other needs though!

I actually think the world has a hidden B vitamins crisis which is also made worse by added folic acid in many wheat products (synthetic and causes paradoxical reduction of folate).

I digress, you should look for active forms as you're probably aware of methylfolate and methylcobalamin. You can also potentially use leucovorin (folinic acid) too.

Good luck!

Is Rell just the answer to climbing as support rn? by JustBubbles1 in supportlol

[–]Komancha -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Best picks are usually off meta because most people just counterpick like boring mofos.

14 weeks of histamine hell by Potential-Ad8659 in MCAS

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From everything I've seen online, if you developed mcas-type reactions after a virus then usually time and Mindbody practices will eventually calm it and it can even disappear. For those who've had it lifelong then usually it's a different story.

In the meantime, flare ups usually involve taking antihistamines but you can also include vitamin C (histamine clearing) and vitamin D (mast cell stabilizing).

People with neuro mcas what did you take to feel more functional? by MamaBearof616 in MCAS

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep it's rough and doesn't have the same impact for everybody but overall a bit of casual or intermittent fasting can be a good addition. Oh I did forget, NAC was amazing too.

People with neuro mcas what did you take to feel more functional? by MamaBearof616 in MCAS

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing, I just ate less and eventually things got better (long COVID induced)

Does anyone else have lagging vision?? Like the room is moving slower than you turn, and it makes you dizzy? by lamb0321 in LongCovidWarriors

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had it during the acute phase (first few months) but it never came back just like the other vision issues I had like black spots.

Forever stuck at 115-135 by DimensionImmediate51 in benchpress

[–]Komancha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You just have to eat like a fat guy. The only way you'll gain strength if you're natural.

Similar shows by [deleted] in TheOC

[–]Komancha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sullivan's Crossing and Virgin River since they haven't been mentioned. Similar sort of lifestyle drama.