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The list of ingredients should be enough to keep anyone from drinking that slop. Dan.

Bacterial overgrowth and intestinal permeability also known as leaky gut have been linked to elevated liver enzymes and liver disease. Dan

1. How long have you had Crohns? Probably most my life in retrospect, but was not really a problem until the last six or seven years. 2. Do you have a typical remission and flare cycle? If so, what is it? Not that I can discern. 3. What are your symptoms in a flare? At first, not many that...

The GB-4000 is the machine I bought ten years ago to treat my wife's Lyme disease. Its the same one I use now. I have no regrets and I would buy the same one today. There are a few good devices,out there but the GB-4000 is the only one that can run eight frequencies at a time. Since you have...

Hello Jake. As I treated for each of the four pathogens I found were involved with my Crohn's, I improved. The biggest obstacle I had was how to tell if they were working. I have never been real symptomatic until things were well out of hand. It took some time to home in on the more subtle...

What exactly does "end stage Crohns disease" mean? I am almost afraid to ask. Dan

Another new year and no crohns problems. There was a time I was not sure if that was going to happen. Congrats on the performance reveiw. Glad you did well. A pat on the back never hurt anyone. Dan

I have only recently been using L-Glutamine on more regular basis. I have to say it is one supplement that has a quite noticeable effect. The thing I notice is the ability to eat and drink things that typically are irritating to my intestinal tract. I drink a lot of coffee and when I am...

They could do a urine test at the very least. Dan

I had a fistula between my bowel and bladder. One of the symptoms was gas coming out when urinating. It was unusual quite uncomfortable. The other was solids coming out in the urine. If there is a fistula,the symptoms are going to vary depending what part of the body is connected to the...

I agree that a more steady dose is probably better than an occasional injection. I was just surprised that it was possible to forgo the injections. I fully expected failure. It does seem like a lot of D to take, but the amount you actually absorb is what matters. That is why I get tested...

For over the last year I have been taking sublingual B-12 instead of getting the injections. Like anything else I use, I like to test it to the best of my ability and I had my blood test yesterday and the results are in. The range given for the test is 180 to 914 pg/ml. My results using just...

I think the formula might look something like this: MAP+AIEC may=Crohns. MAP+AIEC+H-Pylori may=Crohns. MAP+AIEC+H-Pyori+Mycoplasma may=Crohns Mycoplasma may=Crohns. H-Pylori may=Crohns. Possibly other variations unknown. It depends on if, where, and how much of each is present to get to...

I use frequency treatments to damage the MAP bacteria. Its not an approved treatment, but so far it has been keeping me upright. I used the same method to bring my wife's health back when she aquired lyme disease, so I had some idea how to approach Crohns. Dan

1) Why do some people achieve remission while others don't? Crohns is a description of symptoms. The name does not tell us anything about what causes it. Your Crohns and my Crohns may not have the exact same cause. It is unlikely they have nothing in common but there are likely variables as...

My previous frequency list was incorrect in this thread. They were not the ones I used. After checking how the program runs the frequencies I realized they ran in reverse order. There are 39 listed Mycobacterium Avium frequencies, but I only used the seven listed. I tested these seven...

I currently take 500 Mg but have used more in the past. 500 Mg should be enough for most people providing it is in a more usable form. Magnesium oxide is pretty much only good as a laxative. Magnesium citrate is a better form. Your multivitamin may have it in it already. Mine does. Dan

I am now using sublingual B-12. I haven't been tested since switching from injections. Probably time to do that. Dan

It is used for hundreds of processes in the body and yet most people are deficient. Mostly because of mineral depletion of the soil. Dan

Hello. I also had the same surgery a while back. I don't regularly take anything, but will use cholestyramine if on a long car trip or something of that nature. I have been tossing around the idea of trying psyllium as a cholestyramine substitute. I was wondering if you have ever tried it...