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I normally avoid spouting off, but you seem like you're looking for an answer. My reading indicates this is inflammation. If the bacteria have nothing to eat,
by acct1771 9y ago
I normally avoid spouting off, but you seem like you're looking for an answer.
My reading indicates this is inflammation.
If the bacteria have nothing to eat, they eat you.
Inflammation is not always localized. It can move. And there's lot of indications that many neural problems (Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc) are inflammation-related.
- andai 9y agoWhat dietary changes can be made to reduce inflammation?
- thedoops 9y agoLess sugars, carbs, and highly glycemic foods such as wheat, rice, and corn will probably make the most difference. Basically avoid the sorts of things in a Little Debbie snack. It'll improve your skin a lot too!
- vondur 9y agoMan, I love the Little Debbies snack cakes.
- Flow 9y agoWhat other said plus L-Glutamine seems to be part of protecting the intestens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutamine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutamine > On the level of tissue, glutamine plays a role in maintaining the normal integrity of the intestinal mucosa.,[12] but randomised trials provide no evidence of any benefit of nutritional supplementation.[12] It's cheap to buy and try if it changes anything for you.
- acct1771 9y agoAntiinflammatory foods are well established online, certain fruits and things (cinnamon, figs, etc). But the ones people miss a lot: yogurt (to empower good bacteria cultures), and cannabis (yes, marijuana).
- LinuxBender 9y agoThis is one of my theories as well. Lending to that theory is eating chicken soup which has enzymes with anti-inflammatory properties appear to also reduce the symptoms, but that also introduces many other factors.