AD- Digestive system and Detox

Nothing works properly if the digestive microbiota, which extends from the mouth to the anus, is out of balance. An imbalance caused by parasites, bacteria or viruses results in intestinal permeability, leading to auto-intoxication. An unbalanced microbiota cancels out liver detoxification processes by releasing harmful enzymes. Chronic infections, linked to pathogenic memories, need to be treated by bioresonance or genetic dilution. A balanced digestive microbiota is essential for effective liver detoxification and elimination of persistent mycoses and viruses.

Imbalance in the microbiota, rich in gram-negative bacteria, causes low-grade endotoxemia which activates an innate immune response, leading to inflammation, insulin resistance and pain. Inflammatory and immune disorders in those with poor digestive microbiota are therefore common. Inflammation triggers NFkB, forcing cells to code for inflammation, making it difficult to fight Lyme bacteria. Managing inflammation requires a balance between omega-6 and omega-3, which is often lacking in vegans, vegetarians and consumers of processed foods. Prioritize treatment of the microbiota before attacking any chronic health condition such as Lyme, Fibromyalgia and other immuno-inflammatory disorders.

G-Glycation

Glycation, or "caramelization" of proteins, occurs during advanced oxidation, such as glycated hemoglobin in (pre)diabetes. This process can irreversibly deform proteins, leading to diseases such as rheumatism. Glycation produces methyl-glyoxal, a toxin that depletes vitamin B6 and glutathione, increasing oxidation. Consultants in this condition require special attention to restore balance.

H- Hormones

Consultants often waste time and money partially treating biochemical or endocrine imbalances such as hypothyroidism, PCOS, menopause.... without preparing their bodies. A healthy microbiota is crucial for eliminating hormones; otherwise, bad bacteria disrupt detoxification processes, causing hyper-estrogenism. Inflammation can also trigger insulin resistance, increasing the risk of PCOS, endometriosis and diabetes. Excessive oxidation impairs mitochondrial function, unbalancing hormones. Treating these imbalances without addressing the underlying causes is a mistake that reveals a poor understanding of micronutrition and biochemistry.