Greetings everyone! I just had my first call ever with a prospective client and signed them up. Now I need to figure out what I'm doing... LOL! Onward and upward! Thank you all! Noah

Did some more digging. It’s theoretically possible for NO from beet root powder that binds up in red blood cells, to cause edema. RBC will release their stored NO in an hypoxic (low oxygen) environment. So if the client has poor circulation in his/her hands and feet, there could be an excessive dumping of NO locally causing fluid/blood leakage. The protective effects of NO are more likely to override this pathology, but it is possible.

Would like to feedback as to if you've used this for a client and how did they do? It seems like adding more emf's is not truly a good idea but then there's also some value to supporting the vagal nerve

Thinking about possible connections , in absence of significant heme snps, between high porphyrins, voltage gated calcium channels weakness, high oxalates and mold exposure/mycotoxins. I'm noticing all the above in several clients who also have Babesia and history of extreme EMF exposure. These individuals have also had some sporadic psychiatric involvement. Your thoughts, or similar observations?

A 45 y/o female client with history of tick borne diseases, mold exposure and chronic thigh pain and long term brain fog. She complains that she doesn't sense much improvement from TBD treatment, nor does she feel much in general. She is on low dose SSRI for many years and has a history of little T childhood trauma for which she has not yet received much support. She has been on a "healthy" high oxalate diet for many years, with high serum ox, and recently abruptly changed to a lower oxalate diet. Her steatocrit 30, and zonulin 260, are both extremely high on a recent stool culture. Her beneficial bacteria were all very low except a few bifidos. She is homozygous on ABCC4 and some weakness on ABCC11. Her recent gall bladder sonogram is negative, but the pancreas is showing "mildly heterogeneous echogenicity" for which she will seek medical advice. Do you have any thoughts on this? If related to the high steatocrit, then how? With the pancreas involvement, might the plan to bring in suppository probiotics, bile production and transport support, PC, flax, psyllium, and castor oil, still be in line?