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@LucH said in Neomycin alternative for SIBO? concerned with Ototoxicity:

@GRay said in Neomycin alternative for SIBO? concerned with Ototoxicity:

what would be a safe alternative to Neomycin?

How to deal with sibo / sifo:
https://mirzoune-ciboulette.forumactif.org/t1990-comment-traiter-le-sibo-sifo-avec-prokinetique-et-he#29010
Useful info. In French. Translator needed.
See Dr d'Oro.

this was a very helpful guide for SIBO.

I don't like any brand in the US. I squeeze my own. I don't think store bought packaged OJ tastes the same as fresh squeezed. It's like its another fruit.
I miss the fresh squeezing machines that are everywhere in grocery stores in Europe. At least in my area there's no such thing.

@GRay take it as a supplement.

Peat would say it was ok to take 1 mcg of cytomel every hour

@LucH

thanks for taking a look at this video and commenting on it.

@CrumblingCookie thanks for expressing your thoughts. I always learn allot from it!

I have tried the Progest-E as well, but even this, did not raise my Progesterone level. Therefore, Progesterone in Vitamin E has a very short half life, just the opposite of what Peat said.

HI @Jennifer

I did not know this. The symptoms I was experiencing could actually resemble those of excess estrogen, since there was some hyperexcitability as well. However, Pregnenolone sulphate is totally capable of doing the same, as it also cause cell excitation by allowing Ca to enter the cells, just like estrogen.

I can confidently say that Preg-S can just do the opposite of Progesterone.

@GRay 30 should work

No worries, @GRay. You’re welcome. 🙂

@BioEclectic

I have been taking oral magnesium for years too, but looking back at my Mg RBC I really don't see any increase or very little, even though when I started I did feel the calming effect of it

I thought a blood donation I made few months ago may have had an impact to my latest Mg RBC, but I think the test is just a reflection of what is inside the cells.

@GRay carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and beta blocker drops are safest. Prostaglandin drops not so much. The “drops” I make work through carbonic anhydrase inhibition. My loved one had a laser iredectomy but it isn’t enough. Not sure it is actually useful.

@GRay
library genesis
look it up

@DavidPS wow, thank you so much for the info. That PeatBot is amazing.