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        Peatful @A Former User
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        @ilnyarienàfaire

        The reason I wanted both temps is because I need to compare them

        Before your response to me
        It was likely that you are in a stressed metabolic state

        Having a waking temp of 98.4 combined with your symptoms
        Does indicate a stressed driven metabolism

        Interesting if you knew your reverse T3
        Although not paramount

        To beat to the chase
        Knowing what little data we have on you
        What may be causing or definitely adding to your complaints
        You may simply be too lean for whatever your energy needs are
        It may have you in that stressed state

        Plus
        Blood sugar regulation is important too

        Again
        If your temp is 98.4 waking
        That may be a cortisol driven thing

        More data needed

        The further society drifts from the truth the more it will hate those who speak it.

        SD

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          @ilnyarienàfaire Am mid 20s now but have felt the same way as you when I was 17-20 at times. Do you smoke weed? Do you have a vision for your future?

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            @ilnyarienàfaire said in Looking for advice:

            I have a lot of dreams, though I’m not entirely sure if that’s good or bad.

            Sign of not getting deep sleep.

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                      @ilnyarienàfaire said in Looking for advice:

                      What is a proper treatment for candida in your opinion? Would caprylic acid work?

                      It could be but only as a part of a plan.

                      1. Caprylic acid, combined with other antifungals of natural origin:
                        Short-Term Antifungal Treatments of Caprylic Acid with Carvacrol or Thymol
                        DOI: 10.33594/000000139 2019

                      2. Vitamine D3 5 000 UI (with take of K2, otherwise no) (10 000 UI at the beginning 2 days) for immunity.
                        doi: 10.18502/cmm.2023.345062.1416 2023

                      Candida and fungus tactics
                      Highlighting.
                      Here is what I said to a forumer (see link underneath)
                      We need to structure before beginning, structure in terms of strategy.
                      candidose candida verre.jpg
                      We hit the nail on the head again and again: Just because it’s good doesn’t mean it’s right to do it. It must be organized and coordinate to avoid withdrawal (protection) behind a biofilm. It’s during the first attack that the opportunistic bacteria/yeasts must be weakened.
                      We hammer/ cosh them, kick them off or shoot them down. Afterwards we consolidate and finally we have to occupy the place with probiotics.
                      NB: Get informed on Herxheimer crisis when LPS toxins will saturate the liver. Or you'll panic + stress ...
                      In summary: Weaken – kick and push out.
                      Coordinated and planned tactic, which results in a structured scheme:

                      • Weaken (deprivation of resources but not complete abstinence)
                      • Organize to knock out (limiting the ability to adapt)
                      • Machin-gun (with increased die-off) + assistance to evacuate LPS endotoxins
                      • Consolidation (nutrients useful to ensure diversification of commensal bacteria).
                      • Occupy the place (diversified menus and possible contributions of specific strains depending on the terrain).
                        X
                        SIFO => Fungus / fungi (contamination with yeast)
                        SIBO => Bacteria (contamination by bacteria, without yeast)
                        • Sifo = presence of fungal opportunist(s) or in the form of yeast (dismorphism) +... other species that may be related to bacteria or microorganisms
                        • Sibo = the same thing but without the fungal element.

                      Useful link : My forum (in French, Translator needed)
                      *) Contain candida albicans with phytotherapy
                      https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t2021-contenir-le-candida-albicans-avec-la-phytotherapie?highlight=candida
                      *) Witnesses from forumers
                      https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/search?search_keywords=candida&typerecherche=interne&show_results=topics

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                        Peatful @A Former User
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                        @ilnyarienàfaire

                        Usually low blood sugar iirc

                        Edit:
                        This was in reference to the Dream comments

                        The further society drifts from the truth the more it will hate those who speak it.

                        SD

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                            @ilnyarienàfaire On dreams, I think Kilgore is right. I typically have a lot of dreams and feel unrested from them. I almost always oversleep because I am so fatigued from my dreams that I feel too groggy to get up and just go back into the dreams, if that makes sense?

                            I've noticed that when I do sleep and don't have dreams (or at least don't conciously process I've had them) I feel A LOT more rested when I wake up and waking is a lot easier. I wish I could give advice as to how to dream less but this is my current biggest problem for myself also.

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