Tag: The Angry Gut
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Nicotine and Ulcerative Colitis: The Formulation Is the Claim
Her colitis surfaced after she quit smoking. The nicotine trials measured blood, never the rectal lining, and the one dose form that solves retention was never tested.
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The Histamine Intolerance Test Most People Never Get
Most suspected histamine intolerance fails a blinded challenge. What tryptase, DAO levels and genetic testing can and cannot show, and where gut histamine is made.
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How Long Does It Take to Heal Your Gut? The Honest Timeline
Diet reshapes the gut in days, lost species may never return on their own, and stool tests miss the lining. The honest timeline for gut repair, and what to measure.
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How to Heal Leaky Gut: Measure the Wall, Then Supply It
A gut wall that stays open after everything upstream is fixed needs materials and a measurement. The sugar test, the repair nutrients with real trials, and the ones that are arithmetic.
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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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TUDCA Benefits: What the Trials Measured and What They Never Did
TUDCA gets into the body and moves insulin and immune measures in small human trials. Its liver reputation belongs to a different drug. What to measure before you buy the next bottle.
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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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Gut Microbiome Test Results: Why One Sample Got Six Answers
One stool sample, six labs, six verdicts. What a gut microbiome test measures, what it cannot see, and which gut markers carry numbers you can use.
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How to Stop Sugar Cravings: Change the Terrain, Not the Willpower
Sugar cravings follow exposure, not character. What a matched-label feeding trial, a propionate capsule and an inulin study reveal about repairing the terrain.
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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.