And the first thought I had was, "This is really, really astounding and amazing," and I love to study the mechanisms of how things work, and usually hair doesn't work that way.
So I dug in, and my second reaction was my interest in the symptoms that he listed that he got from the infection because it is what I see in my office literally every single week.
And those four symptoms are thinning hair despite eating plenty of protein, also feeling bloated after you eat, and also having constant reflux.
And then after you eat, it feels like the food just sits there, like it never gets dissolved or digested.
And another fact was whenever you have chronic fatigue, having low iron on your blood work, even after you have taken iron pills.
Now, these types of symptoms are some that are very heavily associated with H. pylori.
And often, whenever you look at an infection like H. pylori or salmonella, it is not looked at as a life-threatening situation or an infection.
And truly, most people, quote, "get out of it." But I do want to tell you that it is something that is serious, not to create fear or worry.
But for all of you out there that basically connect with those symptoms and you've never been checked for H. pylori, I would highly recommend that you go get checked for it.
And one of the reasons is that my mother has been confirmed with labs that she has H. pylori, and she's been fighting it off for a few years.
And right now, I am trying to clean it out of her, and it's been giving me good results.
But my mom also has an abdominal aortic aneurysm, which has been healing up over the last few years.
But I was really researching it, and when I looked at her labs, I found out that she had this infection.
What I am saying is this: that anything that is working at the stomach level and draining down, and those arteries are branching off of the stomach, you're going to find out that heavily concentrated infections that are found on your blood work can move around in the system.
And for me, I'm going to try to clean out this infection to see if it helps with this aneurysm.
I'm not gonna say it's clearing it, but I always pay attention to the labs, and I pay attention to what I test in the office.
If an infection has risen in numbers, now get this, if you actually confirm a lab, a blood work, a urinalysis that shows an infection, it means that that infection has grown at a very high rate or to a high level.
And the first thought I had was, "This is really, really astounding and amazing," and I love to study the mechanisms of how things work, and usually hair doesn't work that way.
So I dug in, and my second reaction was my interest in the symptoms that he listed that he got from the infection because it is what I see in my office literally every single week.
And those four symptoms are thinning hair despite eating plenty of protein, also feeling bloated after you eat, and also having constant reflux.
And then after you eat, it feels like the food just sits there, like it never gets dissolved or digested.
And another fact was whenever you have chronic fatigue, having low iron on your blood work, even after you have taken iron pills.
Now, these types of symptoms are some that are very heavily associated with H. pylori.
And often, whenever you look at an infection like H. pylori or salmonella, it is not looked at as a life-threatening situation or an infection.
And truly, most people, quote, "get out of it." But I do want to tell you that it is something that is serious, not to create fear or worry.
But for all of you out there that basically connect with those symptoms and you've never been checked for H. pylori, I would highly recommend that you go get checked for it.
And one of the reasons is that my mother has been confirmed with labs that she has H. pylori, and she's been fighting it off for a few years.
And right now, I am trying to clean it out of her, and it's been giving me good results.
But my mom also has an abdominal aortic aneurysm, which has been healing up over the last few years.
But I was really researching it, and when I looked at her labs, I found out that she had this infection.
What I am saying is this: that anything that is working at the stomach level and draining down, and those arteries are branching off of the stomach, you're going to find out that heavily concentrated infections that are found on your blood work can move around in the system.
And for me, I'm going to try to clean out this infection to see if it helps with this aneurysm.
I'm not gonna say it's clearing it, but I always pay attention to the labs, and I pay attention to what I test in the office.
If an infection has risen in numbers, now get this, if you actually confirm a lab, a blood work, a urinalysis that shows an infection, it means that that infection has grown at a very high rate or to a high level.
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