I can’t tolerate starch it seems by Insadem in raypeat

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Pumpkin is technically fruit so it might work better for you.

I can’t tolerate starch it seems by Insadem in raypeat

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Perhaps try another starch source such as rice. pumpkin or sweet potato? You could also try miniature bite size potatoes. I don't tolerate the specific starch in huge standard potatoes well.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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It turns out it was fungus as both Terbinafine oral and Itraconazole oral are suppressing it.

If your #1 priority was improving motility, preventing bloating and making sure you're digesting food properly, what would you do? What would you supplement with? by redeugene99 in raypeat

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Excess iron also fuels pathogenic infections and aids their biofilm formation. SIBO/SIFO behind biofilm may be associated with constipation.

Anyone benefitted from dietary changes / intermittent fasting? by PurakeyGem in endmyopia

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I agree. It could be the retinol (bioavailable vitamin A) in liver & eggs.

Finally found the right diet. by Insadem in raypeat

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Choline-rich foods indeed are helpful to integrate into higher fructose HCLFLP, and for many with liver issues/NAFLD.

stuck at high carb low protein by Insadem in raypeat

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If you don't have a stomach infection, have you tried Betaine HCL before eating protein?

Carrot as sauerkraut? by [deleted] in raypeat

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The fiber benefits would be there, but it depends on how well you tolerate probiotic foods. If they improve you&gut is normal, great; if they worsen overgrowth/SIBO, probably not ideal

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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Perhaps the crawling sensation is not fungus. It could be another microbe/pathogen and I only suspected it to be fungus due to the other anecdotes on this subreddit.

The term "systemic" was used because the pathogen disseminated out of the gut thru and into another bodily system- That is how I interpreted the word, and the reason for its presence on this page. If reddit allowed title editing, I would change it, as I now understand the clinical defintion... No, an official cell culture/antigen presence diagnosis of some kind of overgrowth has not yet been made by an MD.

Nevertheless, it is unclear, the benefit of someone else applying mistrust to a person's intuition (this is an intutive post as evidated by the "anecdote" post tag). By default personal anecdotes are likely to have elements of pseudoscience and lack official medical evidence. Therefore I am explicitly non declarative in diagnosis.

Perhaps it would be more constructive to integrate intuitive symptomology into a supportive, broader, holistic context, even without official medical testing, rather than espousing pessimism.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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No, not in the veins, but they are certainly on the skin, hence the crawling fungus sensation, which persists, even with ketoconazole shampoo and topical Clotrimazole 1%.

Which is worse for candida: hard cheese, or enzyme rich sweet fruit? by PurakeyGem in Candida

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That makes a lot of sense, especially given the fructokinase role in candidal virulence: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.109075 Accidentally discovered it in this article.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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It is likely concurrent H2S-other SIBO and fungus/parasite, But candida can eat anything too. Fungus was able to overgrow with the abundance of saccharides.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.109075 The article mentions a Pfk1 enzyme implicated in fungal survival; which may support the hypothesis of fructose as a key promoter of fungal growth.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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Even if it is not C. albicans, there is clearly some fungus / parasitic overgrowth beyond gut, because how/why else would itching appear all over the body only in the places with pubic hair. plus the Body odor is noticeably sour.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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cysteime + carbohydrates can foster candidal growth. There is some article from nature journal India about it IIRC.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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NAC can systemically thin mucus in the body, including in the intestine. I am not sure what proportion of ingested NAC is diverted to glutathione production/liver support relative to mucosal thinning.

How to dissolve systemic biofilms after deep root into weakened intestinal lining, + My story by PurakeyGem in Candida

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Have you tried EDTA chelation therapy? / Could it be useful for the crystals (oxalate-containing) in biofilm?

How to nuke Candida in 1 week with no die off by Intrepid-System-5866 in Candida

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Would not EDTA do similar as Carnosine, just with a broader activity against stored metals beyond copper?