How do you treat severe leaky gut? Reacts to everything consumed

This is a hard question. The right pathway out may not be the same for everyone.
What I did was rifing and ozone. I couldnt take any of the remedies for lyme and although I had been detoxing for sometime (I thought) it clearly wasnt doing enough.
The rifing (Spooky2) drove down the infection and the ozone(Truly Heal 03 Bundle) helped me to detox ( I do ozone saunas)- I get an ozone rash with it with toxins coming out of my skin. I do a daily infrared sauna and the ozone every 3 days. I drink lemon water about 3-4 litres a day, or water with ph booster (iHerb) and I take other products for detoxing - chlorella, liver dtox herbs, and a few other products in rotation.
These days the allergies are reduced, I take herbal treaments for lyme, I have more energy and a parttime job.
I have taken the supplements for leaky gut in the past ( they didnt work) because you really have to address the primary issues that create such an extreme sitiutation...nutritiional deficiencies, food and supplement allergies, toxins and infection.
I have a naturopath that has an Assyra machine - electrodermal screening. He picked up all my infections including parasites, an overload of toxins, allergies I wasnt aware of in order of priority. It helped me because even though I could not take the supplements he was recommending I had a clear idea what my major issues was. First I had a bad parasite infection, (Ifound I could take the Dr Hulda Clarke remedy). Killing the parsites was hard I felt so ill but with them gone a lot improved.
I went on the anti-inflammation diet i.e. paleo diet. My staple had been rice and lentils - I love them but they cause inflammation in the gut so they are out, along with sugars, all supps and foods that cause any allergic reaction.
There is still some inflammation, lyme and toxins there but I am improving. I still rife - I have been rifing for 3 years and I still do ozone I have been doing this for 11 months, - it is slow and my health is still a work in progress. I have only been taking herbal treatments for lyme for 7 months and I feel amazing compared to how I felt 12 months ago.
I spend 18 years bedridden with untreated infections and ineffective detox strategies so it has been a big change.

No, I'm not sure. She has reactions to Claritin and Cromolyn.

If I don't treat her potential leaky gut we'll never know whether it was her gut or MCAS. Leaky gut is a primary cause of progressive food intolerance. All of the food, vitamin sensitivities started after taking a very brief course of antibiotics. So in retrospect I kinda think it destroyed her gut health, which was probably already in poor shape.

Did you ever try leaky gut treatment?

Many different supplements can literally seal the whole in your gut shut. Collagen is something that can do this. Many more, just do a simple google search " supplements for leaky gut". If you are dealing with Lyme though, you won't completel heal a leaky gut until you heal from the Lyme. Lyme and bartonella co infection bacteria apparently irritate the gi and over time develops into a leaky gut. This would be why many lymies have gastro distress. Again, my go to is collagen, it is a pretty good short term fix. Probiotics are not good for people with leaky gut since bacteria can seep through the holes and cause lactic acidosis.

Saurkraught barely heated and honey and cinnamon 2 tablespoons of honey and 20 of cinnamon will heal it and ginger tea, goodluck I working on mine too so much better but flares some but better a lot

Thanks, Aerose91. It is a really hard thing to deal with.

You can buy colostrum without lactose/dairy free. We ordered the SBI Protect. I do not have high hopes and it'll probably cause a reaction.

We did a food sensitivity IGG test so maybe that'll give us some direction. I theorize she has mast cell issues because of the leaky gut.

Perhaps a food based leaky gut protocol might work better with less reactions as Donjr suggested.

Unfortunately, she can't even take single ingredients. We tried bone broth powder, less than a tiny pinch, and she reacted to it each time. I do not know whether I should just keep giving it to her or whether I should stop. I can't imagine ever reaching a full scoop three times a day as directed. I guess I'll wait and see what the food test shows as that'll give some direction as to whether this is leaky gut.

Do you think there was something that caused your MCAS?

Hi Notime4lyme, I think she has already been on sort of a GAPS type diet for a couple months. I've removed gluten, dairy, soy, wheat, fermented foods; and then recently removed grains, processed foods, sugar, corn, potatoes, etc.

The main reason we think leaky gut is because everything started right after she briefly took antibiotics and she has lost a third of her body weight without trying.

Hi Aerose91, No, I haven't tried making bone broth. I will try buying it ready made as a broth first and see if she can tolerate it. If not, then I'll make it.

I may have given her probiotics early last year but it's been a while. I've tried numerous supplements though and last year she could tolerate most of them. But over time, earlier this year, she became ultra sensitive.

I think if I could fix her gut, then the mast cells would go back to normal behavior.

What do you eat? And are there any other supplements you have been able to tolerate? I will look into the GutPro powder.