Terma
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All I can tell you is none of those made a dent in my nearly life-long gut problems (didn't see coconut), just that there are lots more herbals on your side of the ocean than I tried. Thanks for the details. So they got you on iron+zinc for a month before the fluoxetine+triamcinolone acetonide? Iron regulation is involved in damage, regulating genes, bacteria, copper. Zinc can be overdone, copper. Do you remember dose of each mineral?I understand. But, I as I said, I tried some antibacterial things too. And any of them didn't helped at all. Garlic juice, cinnamon, 1 Gr Amoxicillin, Sacc. Boulardii, Coconut oil (in my coffee), Probiotic... Endotoxemia really makes sense but if true, why I didn't get any benefit from those? Is it just a too big problem to be solved by eating garlic and amoxicillin?
All I can very lightly suggest is that folate levels relate to B12 usage and therefore anemia, meaning you might have been better off supplementing hydroxycobalamin or methylcobalamin with low or intermittent doses of zinc for that problem, or at least trying it as a safer alternative first. At this point I'm not sure how much you'd benefit from B12, but gut problems and deficiencies impair its absorption and usage (but you'd have to fix potassium at before or at the same time). Make sure your diet contains copper (maybe liver, which contains B12). These are not prescriptions or anything I'm sure you know. I'm just saying by pure coincidence the 2 minerals I have the hardest time getting are potassium and copper.