When my clients report that, despite their best efforts, their Candida isn’t getting any better, the first thing I do is confirm the diagnosis. Never make assumptions. I’ve said this multiple times, don’t assume that you have Candida. You could have a different gut problem, such as Citrobacter or Pseudomonas. Maybe you are suffering from […]
Making Sense Of Secretory IgA
The body’s immune system makes various antibodies. Antibodies are cells that help to counter unwanted responses in the body or unwanted organisms. They help to clean the body up and keep the body healthy and balanced. There are many different types of antibodies. For example, there are antibodies found in the bloodstream, breast milk, tears, […]
Lysozyme Explained
Lysozyme is an enzyme found in stool testing that shows whether the gut is inflamed. Elevated lysozyme occurs in both inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). The difference between IBD and IBS is that other markers such as lactoferrin and calprotectin are elevated in the former but not the latter. Related articles: […]
Using CanXida to Treat Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
The number one treatment for mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) is diet. You absolutely want to make sure you’re eating low-histamine foods. Supplements are another essential part of the treatment for MCAS. Buffered vitamin C is of the first supplements I recommend. The ester form of vitamin C is also okay. I suggest that people […]
Presenting Features Of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) describes a condition in which a type of white blood cell (mast cells) releases chemicals into the body. These chemicals have a variety of effects, including increasing the permeability of blood vessels. This increased permeability leads to swelling, congestion, inflammation, and pruritus (itching). Chemicals from mast cells can also increase […]