“Black floaters” are a symptom, not a diagnosis. They can arise from ordinary collagen condensations, blood, inflammatory cells, infectious vitritis, […]
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Key Lessons About Black Eye Floaters in Humans “Black floaters” usually means dark spots, dots, threads, rings, strands, or cobweb-like
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Sadly, this naturopath is inheriting patients from poor physicians. Why? Because we have published the exact opposite. Resistance is never
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One error in treating profoundly complex PANDAS and PANS children and youth is that the Strep was not fully killed.
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50-agent master list of environmental toxicants/contaminants relevant to common or important exposure in the United States and Europe. I am using “common toxins” broadly to include toxic metals, persistent organic pollutants, pesticides, plastic-associated chemicals, combustion products, and VOCs.
Binders with Research
“Binders” we define as oral substances that remain largely in the gastrointestinal tract and adsorb, sequester, or ion-exchange specific compounds.
Top 25 environmental exposures associated with autoimmunity Rank Exposure Autoimmune associations Evidence 1 Crystalline silica SSc, RA, SLE, ANCA vasculitis
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APPENDIX
here is a practical framework for the 50 environmental toxicants. The ratings are comparative—not diagnostic thresholds—and “autoimmune” is deliberately separated from general immune effects because evidence for direct causation of autoimmune disease is much weaker for many chemicals.
COMMON TOXINS HINDERING LYME TREATMENT
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The strongest evidence supports an overall Mediterranean-style or MIND-style eating pattern, rather than one “superfood.” These patterns emphasize vegetables, fruit, legumes, whole grains, nuts, olive oil, fish, and minimally processed foods while limiting ultra-processed foods, refined carbohydrates, and excessive alcohol.
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