Marnie
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If you are HLA-B27 + (CYP27B1) this puts you at risk for “autoimmune. “. It is a gene in the mitochondria that missfolds and thus sends the wrong signal to T cells. TUDCA (1000-1500 divided *might* help)
It was recommended by the Chinese when COVID 1st hit. It is taurine conjugated *bile * salts. It helps with protein folding. Covid intentionally lowers Hct and Hb to -> long covid (2024). It drastically lowers Mg levels too - much like early onset Lyme. It triggers glycolysis, not ox phos = less ATP made.
The liver is playing a big part esp. regarding low vitamin D which needs R5P (Active B2)!!! The pathogens steal a B2 precursor. Impact the Macrophage VDR? Lower vit D too?
I am recovering from pneumonia and 10 days later Covid for the FOURTH time. 2 hospitalizations. Anyway, what I posted was my diagnoses and symptoms. I have fatigue, dizzy spells and cracked corner of my mouth.
I took extra R5P Active B2) along with a B complex (all active forms) + 400mg of a Mg combination (Mg works with The Bs).
It appears high stress, toxins like T3SS, COVID, Chlamydia pneumonia, Lyme, brevetoxin, et al trigger MCAS (mast cell activation syndrome). The mast cells release histamine AND TNFa and IL6 for starters.
Get your HLA-B27 checked (GP can order and your histamine levels. ) A damaged vagus nerve (toxins cytokines) takes a year to heal post covid. BUT there ARE ways to speed up the process.
It is our longest nerve and goes from our neck to our gut.
It is called (really) God’s nerve and it responds to alpha waves - meditation music eyes open or Tens stimulation. alpha waves = 432 Hz = frequency of LIGHT.
Very powerful. Sympathetic system is on and parasympathetic not functioning well. First is fight or flight, second is rest and DIGEST. Research IgG4, IgE (mast cell trigger) and the COVID vaccine (one of them),
Cortisol normally helps keep histamine in line…cortisol drops at 4 pm. Histamine is highest at midnight to 4am.
Late evening this past fathers’ day, I had “broken heart syndrome” = high histamine -> adrenaline/epinephrine release which stuns the left ventricle and fluid backed up in my lungs. Firemen saved me with a CPAC using very high pressure to drive O2 in.
My heart ejection fraction weren’t from normal 75 to 39 and my cardiac enzymes went above 1700 (troponin). With the right meds and a few weeks recovery (PT included), I made a complete recovery with NO HEART damage.
You need to be aware oh the dangers of high of high histamine, low cortisol.
There are $6000 drugs to block mast cells, but there are other ways too. Quercetin helps, but is not as good as…I have so much I would like to share with you, but I understand information overload.
Protect your brain- take Magtein - MIT research. It crosses the BBB and lowers inflammation in the brain. It is Magnesium threonate and works in the brain, not systemically.
There are 4 histamine receptors- don’t focus on only H1 And H2 blockers.if you have a history of ulcers watch H2 blockers as they relate to H pylori recurring. Look at ancient Greek remedy (capsules available)
You CAN recover. We CAN outsmart the pathogens!
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kgg
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Wow, Marnie, broken heart syndrome. I had never heard of this before my husband had bypass surgery this August. The zipper club they call it. In talking with a daughter of a zipper club member, her father experienced broken heart syndrome a few weeks after surgery. He is better now, but it was a hard recovery. Whew, for no heart damage for you! Yay!
I believe my son and I had covid again this winter. We did not test. But the cough has hung on for weeks. We both agreed it was worse than our first bout of Covid.
And no, we were not doing any of the preventatives, so it was our own fault. It won't happen next winter during flu season!
Thanks for your information.
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