- Reversing gut dysbiosis
Butyrate (tributyrin) supplementation
- Antibiotics wipe out butyrate producers, putting significant stress on the cells that line the large intestine. If we can support epithelial metabolism with supplemental butyrate until our butyrate-producers can recover, theoretically, we may be able to prevent an environment that favors opportunistic pathogens.
Glutamine supplementation
- (Likewise, supplementing with glutamine may prevent antibiotic-induced dysbiosis in the small intestine.)
- Fiber Paradox:
- for people who have a damaged gut adding more fiber to their diet can be challenging and
- it's because your gut is not in a good place and we actually need a healthy gut to break down and process our fiber but the paradox of it is not that it's that these are the people who need the fiber the most
- fiber is the most powerful way to heal and enhance the health of your gut microbiome
- when you reduce your fiber you are in no way moving yourself towards a more healthy gut microbiome
- from: https://youtu.be/pxbS5HkaWa8?t=3120
- You Need to START LOW and GO SLOW
- The GROWTH strategy doesn’t work for every single food sensitivity
- Celiac disease
- Food allergies (as opposed to intolerances)
- [[sibo]] [[treatment-protocol]] [[rajsree-nambudripad]] Dr. Rajsree's Herbal Protocol for SIBO: Treat Your Gas, Bloating, and IBS!
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- Four Phase Protocol:
- Phase 1: Promote Motility
- Phase 2: Reduce Gas Levels
- Phase 3: Reduce Inflammation
- Phase 4: Kill Bacteria
- Types
- Hydrogen SIBO - Diarrhea, IBS-D
- Four Phase Protocol:
- Methane SIBO / Intestinal Methanogen Overgrowth IMO - Constipation, IBS-C
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- Highly Distressed
- Moderately Distressed
- Reward-Sensitive
- Reward-Insensitive
- Slightly Distressed
- Low Reactive
- High Reactive
Summary of The gut Microbiome Associates with Phenotypic Manifestations of Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome
Source and Special thanks to Reddit User kwil2
- ENTEROTYPE 1
- gut-biome characteristics
- a low count of
- Bifidobacterium adolescentis and
- a low count of
- gut-biome characteristics
- high count of
- Etiopathogenic theories about long COVID, Del Carpio-Orantes L. Etiopathogenic theories about long COVID. World J Virol 2023; 12(3): 204-208 [PMID: 37396704 DOI: 10.5501/wjv.v12.i3.204]
- Theory of viral persistence or viral particles:
- There is evidence that after an acute episode of COVID-19, there is persistence of viral particles in various organs up to one year after the episode and the organs mainly affected are: Brain, Gastrointestinal and Hemolymphatic; Similarly, they have been detected in blood, feces and urine
- Theory of endothelial dysfunction:
- This theory deals with the damage to the vascular endothelium that leads to endothelitis which, in turn, will favor platelet increase and activation, increased risk of thrombus formation with subsequent damage to organs and tissues by a mechanism of tissue ischemia that can affect the main organs and systems of the human body
- **Theory of plat
- Theory of viral persistence or viral particles:
- [[health-and-wellness]] [[long covid]] [[leo-galland]] Establishing a healthy gut brain axis after covid-19
- TLDW Summary (Level 1):
- Roadmap to re-establishing a healthy gut-brain axis
- Step 1: Stop viral proliferation in the gut
- Step 2: Reduce epithelial cell inflammation (in the gut)
- Step 3: Reverse gut bacterial dysbiosis created by Covid-19
- Step 4: Restore transport and metabolism of typtophan
- Reduce Intestinal permeability
- Step 5: Restore mucus layer (in the GI Tract)
- Roadmap to re-establishing a healthy gut-brain axis
- TLDW Summary (Level 1):
- Step 6: Restore tight junction integrity
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