“At this point our best guess is that PATM is a result of leaky gut.”
No that’s only part of it. Microbiota imbalance is the other. If it didn’t then FMT for PATM2 wouldn’t have worked at all. It means there are strains of pathogen producing toxins that aren’t normal.
Not everyone responds to toxins the same. When hayfever patients react to pollen their immunity kicks in and inflame linings of the lungs, sinus and the person gets sick, while most of us without the hayfever are fine with the pollen in our lungs. The immunity system of hayfever patients regard these pollens as toxic.
There are microbes that can actually suppress our immunity not to respond at all and the most we can feel is a little drowsiness, sleepy, tired or hot. It all depends on the microbes’ ability to curb our immunity. Btw, we know it’s a toxin because others are allergic to it just like toxins. When it comes to sweating, only toxins are release through sweating. Metronidazole and other antibiotics has been observed to remove PATM from the gut completely or partial. This isolates PATM as toxins directly produced by microbes. If I were to take a wild guess, the toxins are antigens because it’s well documented how some bacteria can release other compounds to suppress the body from sensing the toxins.
Comprised liver always end in the hospital? No. There are lots of people with absent or dysfunctional liver enzymes and no one knows. It’s only when that liver enzyme is involved in a critical life or death metabolic process or smelly like TMAU1 that it comes to the attention of the medical community. There is some probability that our problem is because of a failed liver enzyme. At the moment we don’t know that far.
MeBO preliminary report cannot really differentiate PATM from TMAU2. According to many experts, TMAU2 is caused by gut microbes and because of their close relationship it’s also suggesting PATM is caused by gut microbes imbalance.
Just spent 15 min looking at some literature regarding TMAU. It's certainly possible that PATM is the same genetic mutation of the FM03 gene but we don't have an odor. According to this article, many people with TMAU don't have a noticeable odor, but still lack the ability to detox their body. I'll keep looking when I have more time at TMAU and leaky gut.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/23266626/
And if you guys are talking about FMT - look at Equilibrium by General Biotics. Seems to be the closest thing to FMT that one can buy in a store.
If it's a pathogen that's causing toxic build up in our bodies, how come these pathogens don't register in a blood, stool, saliva, culture test? Surely one of these tests would capture an abnormality! I've had extensive testing for pathogens in the past but just don't know the exact names right now.
Something should stick out like a sore thumb but it doesn't. I'm leaning towards it's in our intestines or possibly the liver not producing a particular enzyme but there again why doesn't the exams capture an abnormality?
. My PATM is reduced by about 75% when I take a dump. It cleans out my intestinal trait and I immediately start to get a headache and it doesn't go away until I consume food again.
I follow a strict diet and exercise like you wouldn't believe. Doing this has helped me live a some what normal life. I'm able to attend meetings at work and be at public places with minimal or no PATM reactions.
Hey, da, I am in contact with many PATMers from a few different countries, unfortunately PATM is not just leaky gut.
Leaky gut is a symptom of PATM infection. Leaky gut is JUST a symptom, not a cause.
I believe that if we eliminated PATM infection, the leaky gut would go away, but at this point noone knows for sure what this infection is.
Keep it suppressed by all means possible, when it gets out of control it starts affecting your own body to a big degree as well.
It is also possible that some people get PATM symptoms without this infection, but I think that the majority of the current wave sufferers have PATM due to this particular infection.
As I've written before, this infection has many names.
Google "unknown/mystery std" and "chronic sore throat blog", preliminary - it seems to me that these two conditions, as well as PATM are one and the same.
I might be wrong, but I have arguments to support this theory.
Before people use to guess Before people use to guess leakygut had something to do with it but now we know for sure leaky gut has everything to do with it. That’s a great leap forward.leak