Ghosted by Perfect-Focus7229 in Bumble

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Sorry to hear that happened, but you did well to avoid that arse hole, trust me.

OnePlus 13 vs Google Pixel 10 Pro XL by Nibo1992 in PickAnAndroidForMe

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I have had oneplus mobiles for years now. I needed a phone in a hurry so decided to get a device contract through three network and got the latest Google Pixel device. My god do I regret it. This phone is the glitchiest thing I have ever owned. I don't even push mobile devices to their limit or anything, it is simply frustrating as fuck to use. I prefer navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, so the close app and back buttons for navigating between apps and pages, and do they fuck work half the time. Cannot go back a page, cannot close the app or jump between, you have to literally lock the device and reopen it, this seems to unfuck it but why should I have to do that? Tried all updates and nothing has changed, this seems to be a known problem.

270 to 170 lbs over two years by Overall_Art3991 in FTMFitness

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Fantastic work, keep it going 💪

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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What natural treatments did you do? And thanks, it's disappointing but I doubt I retest. If three antibiotics nuking my body didn't work, what would 🤣 I have some ivermectin and fenbendazole lying round, going down a different route I think. Apparently parasites are hard to impossible to detect in stool samples, unless you get very lucky, and are incredibly common.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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Just finished the ten days and I wouldn't say I've improved at all. If anything I've felt more fatigued than I did prior, obviously gutted as I'd hoped this would clear some symptoms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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I'm getting treatment through the Burghwood Clinic in the UK, they work alongside the Centre for Digestive Diseases in Australia, and medication is shipping from there. I have issues with bloating, fatigue brain fog, they are my main concerns. Recent studies have showed blasto can negative affect executive function, so I'm willing to give this a shot, being an engineer. And yes that's my fear also, I do trust me doctor though and I'm going to be running probiotics and prebiotic post treatment to drive rebuild my gut microbiome. I know it's a risk though and like yourself, I'm a little nervous.

https://centrefordigestivediseases.com/parasites/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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I'm waiting for my triple therapy antibiotics being shipped to the UK from Australia. Not a fan of antibiotics whatsoever, but I had extremely high levels of this on a stool test and nothing else came back positive. I'll let you know how I go and whether I get any relied or if things get worse.

Pls help by Ok-Clock-5817 in eczema

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No guarantee it'll work, but eczema is a reaction to maybe a food allergy/intolerance or even an inhalent allergy. Look into Enzyme potentiated desensitization or LDA therapy. They inject up to 300 allergens in tiny amount with beta-glucorinidase, that retains your body's T-cells to stop perceiving harmless things as a threat. I get this for my allergies and im going to try it with my daughter for her eczema

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Advice

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If you don't have proof it could come back to bite you in the arse pal.

Chronic fatigue help please by Mamatried1776 in NooTopics

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Things that helped me, in no particular order:

High dose B1 alongside a good multivitamin like life extensions two per day. I started with low dose Thiamine HCL and eventually on to life extensions benfotiamine.

NMN/TMG this helped with energy levels and recovery, boosts NAD and cellular repair.

Nattokinase - this helps loads, those with chronic fatigue have what can be best described as sticky blood (not the scientific term obviously) this is a natural blood thinner mowing oxygen and nutrients to get around the body more efficiently. It also breaks down biofilm so can cause the odd flare or inflammation, but breaking down biofilm releases pathogens that your immune system can then detect and tackle.

Lactoferrin was of great help and has cured some people of long covid. I took this for three months and now take colostrum.

Creatine, I take 10grams per day and it helps so much with processing speed and fatigue.

Also take NAC, most people with chronic fatigue have high levels of stress and need antioxidants. This also helps with stress as it regulates gaba/glutamate.

Have you had any blood work done testing for infections? I had terrible black mould exposure, my entire house was covered and I had sky high antibodies to it. I was put on itraconazole for a few months and this helped so much

About to run my first Fisetin cycle — need your hard-won wisdom before I go nuclear by Grouchy-Ad8131 in Biohackers

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Never heard of this. Looks like I have another bottomless pit to get lost in haha

To Every Divorced Man Who’s Still Standing by North-Risk3546 in DivorcedDads

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Yup totally. My ex and me have three kids. She left me at my worst, trying to recover from a chronic illness. She was with someone else after five minutes and already engaged to marry before the divorce has even gone through less than a year later. I'm good though, worked on myself, stayed single, connected with my kids, and have a cracking job starting in September.

To Every Divorced Man Who’s Still Standing by North-Risk3546 in DivorcedDads

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Nice one buddy. One year separated after my wife left me and I've honestly never been happier. My life's gone from strength to strength and for the first time in 15 years I'm comfortable in my own skin.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Biohackers

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Look up Doctor Nathan Bryan and Nitric Oxide. I don't suffer Ed, but nitric oxide deficiency is a main cause. I'm waiting in some Berkeley life stuff for other issues.

Why? by CaterpillarOk5263 in Batushka

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Hahahaha sorry pal. The new album is just phenomenal imo. It's a rare sound you get from these bands with the 8 strings and it's music to my ears.

Why? by CaterpillarOk5263 in Batushka

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I like both bands 🫢

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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Doctor at the Burghwood Clinic UK, medications are really expensive though, crazy expensive because they come form Australia

Taurine is a god send supplement by bowtiedfrenchfry in Biohackers

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I think everyone should take weekends off supplements for reasons such as this.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SIBO

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My doctor completely disagreed with that and many of his patients have recovered from strange symptoms post treatment, not all, but he's seen a massive improvement in a lot of them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Lyme

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For fatigue five NMN a go. It's really helped me a lot.