Tag: terrain repair
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Gut Microbiome Recovery After Antibiotics: What Actually Returns
Six weeks after a course of antibiotics the species list looks restored. Nine organisms everyone carried are still missing at 180 days. What that means for repair, and what to measure.
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Mycotoxin Test Results: What the Number Can and Cannot Prove
The compounds are real and nearly everyone carries them. What a mycotoxin number means against a safety limit, why the MSH marker has no reference range, and which repair has data.
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Gallbladder Ejection Fraction: A Number Without Its Protocol
The percentage that sends a gallbladder to surgery is less reproducible than the gap it is meant to detect. The terrain that grew the stone is measurable.
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Glyphosate Test Results: What Urine Can and Cannot Tell You
The exposure is real and the test is close to useless. Here is which compartment the data came from, and what terrain work is left when no panel can score it.
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Comprehensive Stool Analysis: The Wrong Enemy on the Report
A stool panel can be accurate and still be useless. What it measures is membership, and membership is not what decides whether your terrain is working.
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Butyrate Supplement or Fiber? What the Trials Actually Measured
A low stool butyrate result is not a deficiency waiting for a capsule. It is a question about supply, and the measurement itself is softer than the label suggests.