et par rapport au message avant le précédent parlant de H Pylori souvent lié à la mutation BHMT-8
si ça peut intéresser, je mets ici les infos que j'ai trouvées de son protocole car j'ai passé un sacré moment avant de trouver
http://www.mygutsy.com/is-h-pylori-the- ... l-fatigue/et info de Yasko sur le sujet
There are a number of parameters that seems to relate to H.pylori. This is not as straightforward as some of the other changes we look for, and I find that I am essentially going through every test in the file looking for a composite of these changes. Realize that because H.pylori can hide in the cells lining the gut that my thought is to cycle on and off support until we see these changes. Also, please do work in conjunction with your doctor. Also recognize that this is an evolving area and so my thoughts on this may change over time. With that caveat in mind, here is a list of changes that you may want to look for:
1)very low manganese on a UEE and/or HMT, in spite of supplementation which converts to manganese in the normal range without changing the level of manganese support
2) very high suberic on a MAP in spite of appropriate mitochondrial and specifically carnitine support that converts to normal range suberic with the same level of support
3)extremely high or low pH on CSA and GI function in spite of appropriate support which is now in normal range
4)very very low copper on a UEE or copper dumping on a HMT that is now in low normal range
5)follow excretion of cadmium on a UEE looking for a bell shaped curve
6) follow excretion of bismuth on a FMT looking for a bell shaped curve
7) high 5HIAA or Indole acetic acid on a MAP that converts to normal range
8 ) high aspartate or high tryptamine on a neurotransmitter test in spite of proper support that is now in normal range
9)low PS on a UAA regardless of having all suggested supports in place that converts to normal range PS
10)normal to high excretion of arginine on a UAA when virtually all other amino acids are low, that converts to arginine in the same range as other amino acids
11) If taurine is very high on a UAA in the absence of a CBS + status, or in spite of sufficient CBS RNA or Ammonia RNA this may be another indicator. Watch to see that taurine drops to normal range without changing support levels. In fact over time, with H.pylori support you may need to decrease/stop CBS RNA or Ammonia RNA if taurine has been elevated in the absence of a CBS mutation.
Désolée si ça intéresse pas grand monde. L'ai mis parce qeu Beacam a la même mutation