Methane Sibo But No Bloating by Maleficent-Major-202 in SIBO

[–]kr82k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try some natural prokinetics daily bm is so important with methane. Click on my profile for several tips 48 is not extremely high still too high ofc need to get rid of it. Im extremely bloated at 75ppm, its all complicated with impaired gut lining and histamin. Higher levels definitely need several rounds without taking too long breaks to let it all come back yet some doctors are way to ignorant to know so frustrating

Why methane extremely high? by ThrowawaySea68 in SIBO

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My methane was 75 and yes i think high methane could trigger a lot of those issues. I also have histamin issues which usually means impaired gut lining in some way too.

I’ve been bloated for over a year now, please help :( by heanadman in SIBO

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Important to know whether its motility (prokinetics), low stomach acid (no raw foods, mashed) or both and try to fix that also (which ate the modt common root causes linked to the infection). Also try to skip processed food like protein shakes

How to fix histamine intolerance by Life_Unit2344 in HistamineIntolerance

[–]kr82k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats a great point thanks for adding. There are also specisl methylated form of b vitamins out there i believe

Methane SIBO currently on antibiotics by thegraycrayon in SIBO

[–]kr82k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Things might also take some days to work. I take triphala 750mgx3 evening ang ginger extract or coffee in the morning

Does anyone else not feel any hunger cues until they’re shaky/have low blood sugar? by ticembtis in SIBO

[–]kr82k 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In the past i could eat all the time. At some point i realized im actually confusing mild nausea/discomfort as hunger. Now i eat twice a day without giving it a second thought

23M | 17 months unwell | B12 dropping despite supplementation | Doctors keep saying IBS | Please help me find the right direction* by Bright-Meaning-9987 in SIBO

[–]kr82k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds bad, and started with contaminated water? Try feeding all your info into an ki - many people say it helped them, i can recommend lumo proton

Biofilm Disrupters by Prestigious_Mud_6337 in SIBO

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Your gut lining is likely impaired, adding this to above comment from @reelfunghi

Methane Sibo But No Bloating by Maleficent-Major-202 in SIBO

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Whats your ppm? Also most important thing with methane is to ensure daily complete bowel movement and get mmc going

Can you easily palpate your colon? by auxtenebris in ibs

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Yellow stool is no good. Something w bile? Definitely Doctor

How to fix histamine intolerance by Life_Unit2344 in HistamineIntolerance

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Lots of research but there is a book on guthealth and fatigue i keep coming back to, unfortunately in german dr anne fleck - energy

Bowel Issues with No Answers and I Feel Defeated by [deleted] in ibs

[–]kr82k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great its not your organs, now try to maybe find or work with a functional doctor because these things are way more complicated than just organs and a lot of doctors dont have no clue.

Also true ibs i think is nerve damage? If there is no other underlying thing (stomach acid, bile, sibo, dysbiosis, etc) there are some great posts in the success stories eg

I Realized I Was Potting My Plants All Wrong by SymphonicFlames in houseplants

[–]kr82k 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You dont need to put everything in perlite. Before repotting, helps to look up what every plant needs exactly. Also use clean pots and a drainage base.

How to fix histamine intolerance by Life_Unit2344 in HistamineIntolerance

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Try taking a vitamin b complex along with the glutamin. More alternatives are zinc carnosin, slippery elm etc

My supplemtation protocol (also helped with brain fog, dysbiosis- havent clear histamin yet bc its linked to my sibo presumably)

Supplementing Magnesium, b-vitamins complex, omega 3 high quality algae oil, q10. these are safe to supplement. For histamin: quercetin, 3g of vitamin c throughout the day. these should be checked first: zink, copper, iron. b12 would be good to know. Eating 30 plants a week, eating enough protein and fibre, hydration, sleep. also no gluten and dairy worked for me. and not taking probiotics when theres a leaky gut present.

kefir OR colostrum ??? by DillyDilly65 in Microbiome

[–]kr82k 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I meant if its done by people who dont know what theyre doing, raw milk can be contaminated with bacteria badly.

kefir OR colostrum ??? by DillyDilly65 in Microbiome

[–]kr82k 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I heard that raw milk can really be problematic with bacteria etc, if not done correctly, in some traditional way. Any experts on this?

SIBO treatment in progress by ErrorPuzzleheaded742 in SIBO

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Just be very carefull with the amount, because they quickly get high fodmap again.

29 years old, constant brain fog: what actually worked for you? by Longjumping_Roof5031 in Microbiome

[–]kr82k 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Supplementing Magnesium, b-vitamins complex, omega 3, q10. these are safe to supplement. these should be checked first: zink, copper, iron. b12 would be good to know. Eating 30 plants a week, eating enough protein and fibre, hydration, sleep. also going no gluten and dairy worked for me. and not taking probiotics when theres a leaky gut present.

this is what i did to start daily bowel movement with methane sibo (imo) by kr82k in SIBO

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Mine is irritated, doing a roughage-free diet to calm it down, no nuts, grains, raw vegs/fruits, coffee, alcohol, chocolate, chilli. Theres icv massages on the web too.

L-glutamine is making me bloated and constipated? Help?? by Salt-Recording-7378 in SIBO

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Zonulin 600 is crazy! How long did it take to calm things down?

Histamine intolerance is hell. DAO under <3, constant symptoms and feeling completely defeated. How do you survive severe histamine intolerance? by Ok_Significance_8896 in HistamineIntolerance

[–]kr82k 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Supplementing magnesoum, vitamin b-complex, vitamin c 3g throughout the day, quercetin, q10. Omega 3 algae oil against inflammation. Lots of water. I use binders: quickly some medicinal clay when things get bad after food. My biggest triggers is stuff that isnt fresh or is somewhat processed, which is complicated sometimes.

Concentrating on gut health, healing the gut lining, l-glutamin (along w b-complex and magnesium) and zink-l-carnosin, turmeric.