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Youtube "fungal biofilm intestine" or something like that. Take a look at the videos , its like having plastic bags inside your small intestine , it covers the intestines skin and stops it absorbing b vitamins. So you get malabsorption issues. There are many ways to test , if you mean a simple blood test where you do no work and its effortless, then no. But if you want to put in the work, you can easily test it and find out yourself, for example drinking mct c8 oil and seeing if you suddenly get very ill and need to also use the loo a lot, i.e die off herx reaction happens from the caprilyc acid , so you have fungus in your intestine. If nothing happens then you dont. Dont get caught up on what type of fungus. Anyway theres loads of tests you can do , you can try fluconazole, itraconazole , terbinafine each on their own for a week at a time and see what happens. Is there again, any die off herx reaction to any of those anti fungals. Check out the /candida sub on reddit and formulate your own plan of action though. Im not a doctor or a functional heath doctor and dont recommend doing anything I mentioned without doing your own research first. Whatever you do, you will see fungal biofilm and a lot of it in your stool , if you successfully get a die off of the fungus.

Craving sugar is a hallmark symptom of B1 deficiency. Source "Thiamine Deficiency Disease, Dysautonomia, and High Calorie Malnutrition" by Dr Derrick Lonsdale the world expert in b1 deficiency.

B1 is only absorbed in the ileum (small intestine).

The biofilm grown by the fungus (candida) is what covers the skin of the small intestine and it stops the ileum absorbing b1.

Struck a nerve, have I? Let me guess - you’ve been indulging in a lot of sugary stuff and aren’t feeling great about it.

You don't know what you are talking about. Low FODMAP diet for example is advocated by John Hopkins Medicine institute , Yale, Cleveland clinic etc.

Fungal growth in the intestine is surprisingly common and largely an unavoidable hygiene issue as 15% of the microbiome is fungus, that people need to understand and address.

The term "Candida" has become the buzzword often used to describe this issue by lay persons, though it oversimplifies a more complex problem it does its job and lets people discuss the issue, which is usually straightforward to fix with options like antifungal medications, biofilm disruptors, a carnivore diet, probiotics, and other interventions.

Dismissing these concerns as "crank" or "quackery" , the same school of thought as those who play dumb about fungal overgrowth and mislable issues as crohns, ibs etc etc , comes across as disingenuous and seems aimed at discouraging others from educating themselves about basic hygiene and health.

Well god what a fabulous thing that will actually be, if you can find the right ones to care for. I would not be telling neighbors or strangers though. Rather than seeing you as a kind or good person, others being stupid cunts will most of the time perceive you as a naïve "nice guy" or some sort of cuckold. But you have the capability of changing multiple kids lives for the better. Its a beatiful thing you are thinking of doing but also sometimes there's a line and you should be selfish like everyone else is. The likelihood is that those kids will grow up to just be like everyone else, selfish etc. So your decision should probably depend most on whether you find the right kids who will appreciate it.

Normies I realized are just very balanced healthy people truth be told. They are then in their comfort zone unlike a lot of hyperfocused coffee and porn addicted autistic small weak nervous men are, who use the term normies condescendingly. A good programmer and AI expert can also be a well balanced normie.

Similarly Candida can drive people to crave sugar, and the more sugar they consume, the more Candida thrives. This growth leads to biofilms in the intestine that block the absorption of essential B vitamins like thiamine. Without enough thiamine the Krebs cycle energy-producing process fails leading to chronic fatigue. This is what causes most peoples chronic fatigue btw. Over time, this can significantly impact health and even contribute to their premature deaths. Then after death Candida feeds on the body during decomposition. Was this it's goal? Likely.