Mold exposure leaky gut

It can help remove toxins from the tissues. Consider phosphatidylcholine to remove toxins, l-glutamine, collagen, and peptide BPC-157 to heal and repair the lining.

Deep_sleep said...
I did a test about a year ago for leaky gut that was positive and had ibs as one of my biggest symtoms. In December last year I got back test what showed high amounts of mold.

With diet change, binders, mold treatment, collagen etc my stomach is so much better.
Still not healed but bigger tolerance for sugar and alcohol. I can now eat salted potato chips that is lightly fried.
I havent tried that many fodmaps but the ones I have tried I have been able to tolerate better then before.

What test did you have and what lab? I haven’t been tested. I have IBS-C and mold. I been detoxing mold for 2.5 years now but nothing has affected the constipation except a mass expulsion of something (Candida? ropeworm? mystery stuff?) a year ago. Constipation returned slowly afterward in about 5 days. No more breakthroughs with the constipation, even with later expulsions of ropeworm. I haven’t done any diets except an elimination diet very early on. It didn’t eliminate any symptoms so eventually I went back to eating whatever.

Do you have to stop treatment to do the leaky gut test? Should I even bother testing or just assume I have it? My Lyme doc assumes I have it.

Intestinal Permeability and Absorption Analysis (IPA Analysis) with Nordic Laboratories.

With the knowledge I have now I wouldnt do it again and just asume I have it.
I didnt know I had lyme or mold problems then but I stopped taking supplements for about 10 days as I did some other tests at the same time.

The diet changes I did was no dairy, grains, low sugar and alcohol.
I was already eating low fodmap.

Post Edited (Deep_sleep) : 3/16/2019 9:39:28 AM (GMT-6)

I did take saccharomyces boulardii and had bone broth a lot also. Increased low fodmap vegetables and started eating a cooked meal for breakfast. So meat/chicken/fish and vegetables.

I think diet is huge for improving leaky gut.

Girlie- for me , i was so fatigued. I mean not like normal fatigue like i had energy but no motivation or stamina for much. Then i had a lot of deficiencys in nutrients. When i take a supplement with like a enzyme or digestive aid, i can feel what the vitamins are supposed to do and my hair and skin imorove drastically as opposed to taking vitamins on their own. I started taking collagen too and i literally feel like a new person. I mean my anxiety and all mental symptoms improve ten fold. Its actually a profound change ive had with leaky gut supps. My anemia has improved too after months of iron supps not doing anything.

KYLEb23 said...
My cousin had severe constipation and found she was celiac. Went away after giving up gluten.

That was my son’s main symptom of celiac disease. (Constipation)
His ferritin was very low as well.

Took the docs 9 years to find out what was wrong

WalkingbyFaith said...
I had anti-gliadin antibody test more than once. Has been in negative range each time.

Girlie,

Did your son have a positive antibodies test?

He had this test:
Anti-tissue Transglutaminase Antibody tTG

That’s the best one to have .

And his number was off the chart - very high.