This is a totally normal, relatable process, right..? Everyone does this when deciding which fruit to switch to having with their breakfast porridge. To make it palatable. And not cause a 24h delayed crash. 😅
For you (fellow) odd-bods asking for a copy, here you go!:
I've added more/better data to lectins, salicylate and oxalate and made the whole table sortable by any column. I'll add additional fruits on request.🙂docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
I really did not expect this casual tweet to pop-off!😅
It was only an overblown aside to my lactate testing thinking. Which hasn't had much interaction, beyond the initial post:
Although I've not finished presenting or considering all my data yet.🤔
@4thKennetWitch Also, I'm ADHD-PI/AuDHD with (dyslexic) slow processing speed and executive function difficulty starting tasks that require top-down focus (and sustaining focus), as my main issues.
So maybe quite different to your own experience..? 🙂
@4thKennetWitch But yeah, we have different traits.
Although, I quick feedback and low hanging fruit can *really* help me sustain attention, or be necessary, even in PC games. If that's similar.
And the old time blindness and other stuff.
🔄I've updated the sheet with a bunch more fruit (groan 😅) and a few notes. Hoping not too many copying errors.🤞😬
Good call asking for (sweet?) cherries @chydorina. Maybe an option for me (too): listed low histamine & net fructose. But very high total sugars per unit weight.
@neriKdesign @chydorina Or IgE or IgG food (protein) intolerances, for non-bloat (which is pressumably microbial, but I'm totally guessing there).
Can people have issue with organic acids of fruit, like malate, etc..?
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1/ New Belgian study findings consistent with key part of BornFree disease model for #MEcfs, #Fibromyalgia, #LongCovid, etc: we're chronic morphine producers!?!
They found downregulation of μ-opioid receptors, via increased methylation of promoter genes.
2/ I saw this paper via another great thread by @mecfsskeptic (linked above) explaining its shortcomings too.
It appears entirely independent, not mentioning aspects modelled by Josh (or experienced by participants) as inhibiting ALDH breakdown of DOPAL, etc...
And substrate inhibition via acetaldehyde from microbes: eg Candida, Aspergillus (both common OAT indications), H2S producers (eg B.Wadsworthia, in BiomeSight), H.Pylori, Bartonella, etc.
1/ IgG (antibodies) food intolerance panel - my first yearly test since major #MEcfs improvements. #MEcfsEgress?
a) Overall far fewer reactions detected than a year ago.
b) Dairy antibodies finally gone after 12 years of exclusions!
c) Reactions again cover suspect foods...
2/ d) But reactions haven't totally taken me out of action the next day (as previous years).
- Eggs: maybe coincided with environmental reactions, too.
- Macadamias : suspect big bag went rancid/moldy and caused mild food poisoning.
- Pineapple: no idea (no fruit mix or enzymes).
3/ Last year's results for comparison:
Different layout, with the second page (above) previously spread out over 10 pages, awkwardly.
@patientled @IsabelRamirezRD 2/ Braeden Charlton - Long COVID & MEcfs:
- Poor oxygen extraction, earlier lactate (& steeper HR slopes).
- Retain muscle mass vs deconditioning = severe atrophy.
- Poor mitochondrial function vs deconditioning = loss of mitochondria.
- Basement membrane thicker (biomarker?).
@patientled @IsabelRamirezRD 3/ Dr. Caroline Dalton - Microclots:
- Recently infected have my clots than patients without problems.
- Counts normally take ~1 year to fade.
- Only half of LC show high counts (not sensitive marker).
- Meds reduce clots, but often not symptoms.
- Clots indicate inflammation.
1/ Overview of my #MEcfs improvements quantified! #PartialRemission #MEcfsEgress
Context: I've had moderate ME for a decade, gradual onset worsening CFS since teens.
tl;dr - major improvement contributors:
- BornFree minerals (half into stage 1).
- Environmental/mold avoidance.
2/ More discussion in ALT texts!
Above graph shows most tangible metrics:
• Productivity - almost 2x since pre-Covid1 baseline.
• Step count - up 3x, resuming daily walks (paused a decade).
Down-thread: Improvements in HR rise, FUNCAP, weight... Unroll & blog version at end.
3/ A much more detailed version of the first graph (same 830 day period). I think of my recent history in terms of the landscape of this productivity plot!
More recent improvements dwarf those I made a fuss about in my post-covid analysis threads: