Coffee

Anyone else feel almost dramatically better at times after drinking coffee. I've never been a drinker of it but earlier in the week when I was struggling more just to see what it would do if anything. I didn't just get a little more energy but symptoms quieted down and felt more normal. I did some exploring and found that caffeine in coffee is cholinergic which helps with low acetylcholine which is known to be a problem with people struggling with mold. I'm not sure about Lyme but I would guess so since they can look similar and many obviously have both. Cholinergic also helps with inflammation, cytokines and regulate the immune system. I'll put the article that goes more in depth about this. It's about half way through where they mention caffieine/coffee. I've seen throughout my journey about people being concerned about mycotoxins in coffee. I don't know how big of a factor that is or not. I've seen arguments for both sides and also that the beans get washed before we get them. It's mentioned in here so maybe it is for some and not for others as any factor depends on the individual usually with anything.

https://selfhack.com/blog/the-root-causes-of-mold-problems-msh-sirt1-socs3-and-hypoxia/

Might have to check purity just to be safe. I would of probably wanted to try Bulletproof but don't think I want any MCT oil or anything added for now.

coconut acts on candida or is allergy? mct helps me remyleinate as does
royal jelly has lots of acetylcholine fresh way better than frozen....dr k says if coffee makes u nervous then there is something in the liver keeping from full functionality...im just glad to shove it in the correct end lately...

Well everything in moderation, I like the instant coffee brand Tasters Choice, and when I have chores and want to get things done I cycle through it, a couple times a week, just one or two cups at the most usually.

And speaking of acetylcholine pathways/modulation, I take racetams and choline source to get a few hours of clarity and also L-theanine to reduce jitters. These go good with coffee, (oxiracetam/pramiracetam with centrophenoxine is a good combo, choline bitartrate and phosphatidylcholine are other supplements that also boost choline levels, I believe racetams modulate acetylcholine pathways...) these all seemed exotic until you look at the ingredients of all the "neuro" pill supps, most have some combo of the above.

Anyway I use coffee/caffeine sparingly when I want to get a few extra things done, clean, organize, do housework.

Oh and I add coconut oil and stevia to it.

There is a downside though, as it is advised against for borreliosis sufferers, when I overdo it I get more psych. issues and sometimes I feel like my brain is on fire.