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SOLVING LEAKY GUT
Just discovered this info - Google solving leaky gut
Steven Wright
1. Remove leaky gut triggers
a. Gluten
b. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
c. stress
2. Rebuild your gut - through a "pleiotropic" (many ways) approach
3. Fix the root cause
a. hormonal problems
b. detoxification issues
c. GI infections
If you are new to PATM or have had no success or relief from PATM you should check this site for more info and a plan of action - NOW !
Steven Wright
1. Remove leaky gut triggers
a. Gluten
b. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
c. stress
2. Rebuild your gut - through a "pleiotropic" (many ways) approach
3. Fix the root cause
a. hormonal problems
b. detoxification issues
c. GI infections
If you are new to PATM or have had no success or relief from PATM you should check this site for more info and a plan of action - NOW !
Because I have high eosinophil even though am not allergic to 6p allergens
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Free presentation on leaky gut sept. 20th. Go to the website www.solvingleakygut.com
I know unused to take aspirin instead of Tylenol for headaches before patm because aspirin helps blood as well as pain. Am thinking aspirin might contribute to my inflamed intestine or stomach.
When the mucosa is inflamed or broken, histamine are being release and might go to blood stream from leaky gut.
When the mucosa is inflamed or broken, histamine are being release and might go to blood stream from leaky gut.
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Yes you are so right - I learned from the - solving leaky gut - website that aspirin does cause holes in our gut
The site has a lot of great info , hope u check it out
The site has a lot of great info , hope u check it out
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