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Posted 4/29/2017 7:39 PM (GMT -5)
Grape seed extract is good for H pylori.
An increased excretion of cadmium on a urinalysis means H pylori is present.
Dandelion root can decrease uric acid and increase bile.
BH4 helps to make CoQ10. If you have a chronic infection, CoQ10 levels often decrease.
The best bacteria to take when someone has diarrhea is L. rhamnosus.
L. reuteri reduces H pylori and clostridia (C-difficile).
Neem can help kill Prevotella.
Pantothenic acid decreases uric acid and supports adrenal function.
Vitamin B-6 coverts down to quinolinic acid. It is bad to supplement for some people.
Vitamin B-3 increases T-cells and helps kill more pathogens.
Vitamin K requires SAMe to function properly.
Ginger, tribulus, and zinc can increase testosterone levels.
Glycine can help you sleep.
Posted 4/29/2017 7:52 PM (GMT -5)
Great info, thanks Georgia!
Posted 4/29/2017 7:57 PM (GMT -5)
Great tid bits gh
Thanks .
i wonder if my thrombocytopenia had anything to do with aminos.
h pylori can reduce hcl levels also thereby reucing b12 levels

neem also prevents many filarial from reproducing. May not kill adults but at least no new babies.

niacin was used as a treatment for syphalis and some use as antispirocheteal .can you tell us the mechanism by which this may work?.

I had a huge flush on 100mg thought it was my rocephin funny now ,not so then
Posted 4/29/2017 9:10 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks Georgia, great information. I'm not sure if you know but I was reading an article about how to space out your supplements to get the most effect. It was all overwhelming for me so I follow some but not all.

Do you know of any articles that are easy to follow on what supplements to take with what? Some days it's all I can do is all of my supplements let alone space them out. I just wish for the best.
Posted 4/29/2017 11:26 PM (GMT -5)
If someone is diagnosed with Gall Bladder stones, and one is sitting on top of the bile duct, creating sever pain after eating the smallest amount of anything. I wonder if Dandelion Root would help reduce the stones, or increase the bile pressure.

My daughter has been suffering pain and often vomiting for months now, and can't get any surgeons to remove her gall bladder.
Posted 4/30/2017 3:10 AM (GMT -5)

julymorning said...
If someone is diagnosed with Gall Bladder stones, and one is sitting on top of the bile duct, creating sever pain after eating the smallest amount of anything. I wonder if Dandelion Root would help reduce the stones, or increase the bile pressure.

My daughter has been suffering pain and often vomiting for months now, and can't get any surgeons to remove her gall bladder.

I found this article on dandelion root and gallstones. In the article, it quotes the English translation of the book Herbal Drugs and Phyto-pharmaceuticals by Bisset and states that the root may dissolve gallstones. The chlorogenic acids in coffee may help as well.

www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0367326X04001972
Posted 4/30/2017 3:34 AM (GMT -5)

bluelyme said...
Great tid bits gh
Thanks .
i wonder if my thrombocytopenia had anything to do with aminos.
h pylori can reduce hcl levels also thereby reucing b12 levels
neem also prevents many filarial from reproducing. May not kill adults but at least no new babies.
niacin was used as a treatment for syphalis and some use as antispirocheteal .can you tell us the mechanism by which this may work?.
I had a huge flush on 100mg thought it was my rocephin funny now ,not so then

I found this in a quick search. I thought it was interesting because it discussed the antimicrobial and anti-fungal effect of shiitake mushrooms and they were shown to contain niacin among other things. It also talks about the higher the phenolic content, the greater the anti-oxidant capabilities. Niacin has multiple phenolic rings in its chemical structure and it wouldn't be a stretch to hypothesize that the phenolic rings help in the DHPR pathway. When the DHPR pathway is reduced, hyperphenylalaninemia can occur. It also can occur in fungal infections and there is a direct link between DHPR reduction and the immune response. There are a lot of articles relating to that.


www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0260877406004857
Posted 4/30/2017 3:43 AM (GMT -5)

Laker7491 said...
Thanks Georgia, great information. I'm not sure if you know but I was reading an article about how to space out your supplements to get the most effect. It was all overwhelming for me so I follow some but not all.

Do you know of any articles that are easy to follow on what supplements to take with what? Some days it's all I can do is all of my supplements let alone space them out. I just wish for the best.

I'm not sure if there is anything specific enough to help with all of the supplements. You will get some interaction between some of them if you are taking a lot of supplements. That could be good or bad depending on what you are taking. I can't look at a chemical structure and tell you how it will react anymore. Those days are unfortunately in the past. Do the best you can and remember that changing your GI flora is the most important thing you can do. It can happen in just a couple days and is very easy for some people and almost impossible for others.
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