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@Daniel Schepers Hi Daniel, thank you for thorough response.
He has been admitted to hospital just to hydrate him via IV.Workout was definitely the cause, he started going again to the gym and lifting weigh but he does it to the extreme as usual but maybe he was not hydrated enough this time.
Urine colour was the main indicator but he was feeling a bit tired and sore muscles.
His second urine test came back clear and not even pus or anything else. No protein which is also good..
They’ll retest him now but the dr said everything should be fine since no problem with kidney function and he’ll make sure everything is ok with kidney.
I was wondering now when he can go back to the gym and if it’s safe to take creatine.
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We have CK results very high while kidney function normal
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@Bernadette Abraham no. It caught me the vitamin D one high and one low and I was very curious to know what could be the reason as I’ve never check mine like this. I only do the regular D 25 hydroxy
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@Bernadette Abraham even doctors only request the D 25.
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@Bernadette Abraham great and make sense. Her dizziness then could be from low iron
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@Bernadette Abraham you killed it B! I love the breakdown thank you for taking time and writing it so comparing to the chart I saw from first video it was suggesting either calcium deficiency or inflammation (CRP).
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@Bernadette Abraham Hi B. The lady posted something and I thought to add it here. Her latest tests PTH is high 82 (15-68)
Ionised calcium 1.24 (1.10-1.35)
CRP 1.25Also I saw she mentioned she’s suffering from low BP and dizziness.
Those results now doesn’t look convincing or don’t make sense when I look at the chart in your video since ionised calcium is normal and CRP is normal too. While she has low vitamin D and elevated D 1.25
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@Daniel Schepers I’ve read somewhere that low fodmap is recommended after certain time from staring the sibo treatment because you don’t want to minimise the crowd of sibo while you’re killing it.
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@Daniel Schepers you are a star! Really thank you for all these valuable info. The problem where my friend lives there is a big problem with functional testing and supplements. And as far as I know Allimax is one of the most prescribed supplement to address SIBO but I was wondering if the one I posted has similar effects of the Neutraceuticals one.
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@Daniel Schepers I guess only one brand available. I’ll share
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@Bernadette Abraham calcium deficiency! But can’t assume and can’t ask since it was a random question online. I am so eager to ask her to do CRP and ionised calcium to see. Her D 1.25 already above the normal range.
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@Bernadette Abraham sure it does. I had pylori in august and directly I took antimicrobials and didn’t first “heal the gut for 30 days)
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@Bernadette Abraham many of those with sibo have also h pylori. I guess here we skip the boosting stomach acid part. Right?
