Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is an illness that affects the RNA in your cells. To help you better understand exactly what this means I've put together a crash course on DNA and RNA. What is DNA? Every organism in the world is made up of cells, and every living cell contains DNA. DNA is what carries all the information about how that … [Read more...]
It is next to impossible for your family doctor to diagnose CIRS. That's because the range of testing they have access to for diagnosing illness are not indepth enough to detect the real marker of CIRS - which occurs in the DNA of your mitochondria. Because biotoxins are able to enter a cell without transportation through the blood, they will not … [Read more...]
You probably know your immune system as your body's protector against foreign invaders. It fights off viruses and bacteria and keeps you healthy. So you may have been quite shocked to discover it is to blame for all of your mysterious health conditions. Let's dive in! The magic behind your immune system I briefly discussed the two parts of … [Read more...]
Some of you are going to feel worse after taking Mycobind. It's ok. This is completely normal and easily managed. Don't feel that you need to push through - you could be on Mycobind for several months so it's important that you can tolerate it. What to do if you feel worse after starting Mycobind Step 1: Stop taking Mycobind. Step … [Read more...]
Your body is unable to remove molds and mycotoxins on its own. This is why no matter what you try, your symptoms persist. You can thank mom and dad for those genes ;) But there is one thing that will remove molds and mycotoxins. It's called a binder. The original binder used in the Shoemaker Protocol was Cholestyramine. It binds to bile acid to … [Read more...]
The 4-week rule Before you do any sort of re-testing on your energy/fatigue levels, I want you to have implemented your new, personalized anti-fatigue nutrition plan for 4 weeks. It will take (at least) this long to help restore balance to your blood sugar. During this time, feel free to repeat the experiment on any foods you think may be … [Read more...]
Decreasing your carbohydrate intake At this point, you should have your first list of carbohydrate sources you don't tolerate. In this lesson, you're simply going to decrease the quantity by 50%. You'll repeat the blood sugar tracking just like you did in lesson 3-1. This time with half the amount of carbohydrate sources. If your blood sugar … [Read more...]