Re:Chronic stress can inflame the gut – now scientists know why
by yosito on Saturday May 27, 2023 @01:53PM
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> plant-based anti-pathogen treatments
That's very very vague.
Re:Chronic stress can inflame the gut – now scientists know why
by biomcgary on Saturday May 27, 2023 @07:37PM
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Sorry, I was trying not to advocate for any particular brand in this space. There are quite a few on the market and I don't have direct experience with more than a handful. They are all plant parts, dried, crushed to a powder, and put in a capsule. I have used Biotics Research (Dysbiocide and FC Cidal) and my son was prescribed a 90 day course from a different brand (don't remember off-hand). I'd suggest consulting with a naturopath, if you can find a reputable one.
Post-stress inflammation can persist due to latent infections of various kinds. To accelerated recovery, I would recommend a course of plant-based anti-pathogen treatments. (Not going to shill a specific one.)
My non-verbal son has autism and gastrointestinal issues. Unfortunately, all the pediatricians would test for is C-diff. After years of problems expressed in the most challenging behavioral ways(!), we finally had an MD (trained as a naturopath) prescribe a battery of pathogen tests (https://www.gdx.net/gut-health) that identified an obscure protozoa. Nearly, overnight difference upon treatment (a drug). The remaining GI issues were addressed with plant-based treatment. I've also suffered from GI issues that improved substantially with anti-fungal focused supplements (e.g., French Tarragon leaf).
I would recommend eating a diverse range of fermented food too (yogurt, real sauerkraut, etc), since they compete with pathogens for resources.