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How To Treat MCAS Naturally | Healing Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
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@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Here’s a video about the MCAS medication which really helps me! 😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SB1b2KJzWmw.html
@trsavage9778
@trsavage9778 Год назад
Hello, just want to pass along, as a fellow MCAS sufferer, with me, vitamins and supplements, the excipients, dyes and fillers are often the problem and *not* the active ingredient. Even things like microcrystalline cellulose can trigger problems with a lot of people that have MCAS. Obviously, we are all totally unique so what triggers issues with me does *not* mean it will with you or anyone else, but it's just something to consider and look into. Anyway, great channel, it's no doubt helpful for many people and I hope you can improve. :)
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hi! Thanks, that’s a good point for people to take into account! I should have mentioned it in the video, but I tried several brands of the vitamin C (with ingredients I know I’m ok with) & also confirmed through thorough research that my symptoms were caused by the vitamin C itself! & with the fish oil, I made sure that all of the other ingredients were ones that I was ok with also, so I think my video gives an accurate depiction of my personal reaction to vitamin c for definite (which is actually a common reaction), but also potentially to fish oil as well, although the fish oil is harder to day as my reactions were delayed to that one. But certainly for the vitamin C…it was definitely the vitamin C making me ill, personally!
@trsavage9778
@trsavage9778 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney Sounds good. I was taking fish oil and was having problems. Found out I am allergic to porcine, as in porcine gel caps, but I'm not technically allergic to pork, nor the fish oil. This disease is just so bizarre. :)
@meriamnjah8633
@meriamnjah8633 Год назад
Thank you for this Georgina! The warmths and hope that you present in your videos continues to inspire me! Curious to know, where did you get your glasses from? They are sooo cute!
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
I’m so happy to hear that ☺️ They’re from Specsavers! ☺️
@judithlashbrook4684
@judithlashbrook4684 Год назад
it sounds like we're going through similar things: so many systemic illnesses (i have hEDS and POTS and very probably MCAS) have lots of overlapping conditions and what might help one condition might adverse, completely infuriatingly affect another... also completly impossible to do scientific studies on what helps and what doesn't as there are just too many parameters... I find it hard to know what makes me sick as pain, heat and even low level stress will set it off, if i do a test to see if a supplement or eliminating something from my diet works it's impossible to know if it was this change that made a difference or something else non-related! it's all such a pain in the ***, completely infuriating!
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Completely agree, I find it really difficult to pinpoint what helps (or hinders) a lot of the time!
@gracefulh3545
@gracefulh3545 Год назад
another video of yours that feels tailor-made for me :') love you, georgina !
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Yay, glad it came at a good time!
@HollyRCB247
@HollyRCB247 Год назад
Was diagnosed with MCAS quite a few years ago. Went thru many many many tess and was finally able to narrow it down and get put on medication. I see folks commenting that they take Quercetin. Little side note: quercetin is found in onions.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hi! Thank you for the info! Hope your medication is helping btw 😊 mine helps me a bit thankfully 😊
@Mushwomb.mp3
@Mushwomb.mp3 Год назад
Just started mestinon for pots and it has done wonders for my gastroparesis. Definitely something to think about. Has HEALED my nausea and vomiting.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Really glad it’s helped you so much ☺️
@juanitahyde1265
@juanitahyde1265 17 дней назад
Did you have histamine issues as well? Im dealing with pots as well
@KrauseHayden
@KrauseHayden Год назад
I don't know if it'd still help, but I've used something called Ester-C here in Canada, and it's vitamin C buffered with calcium, which is supposed to be easier on the GI tract than ascorbic acid.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Thank you! That sounds like it would be a lot better!
@Filthycoffin
@Filthycoffin Год назад
Did you do any other videos on mcas? You are incredible and beautiful ❤❤❤❤
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
I have 2 more coming up! I just need to edit them! They won’t be posted back to back, but they are coming :)
@smudge8882
@smudge8882 Год назад
Congratulations on the diagnosis! I hope it ends up being a quality of life improvement! Do you know why they took you off the fish oil? If it helps, I have a certificate in plant based nutrition and some vegetarian sources of omega-3s are: chia seeds, hemp seeds, walnuts, and flaxseeds. With the flaxseeds, they need to be ground in a coffee grinder to make the omega-3s bioavailable, but they're definitely the cheapest option. Canola oil also has a somewhat decent omega-3 content so using that for your cooking oil could be helpful too. Personally, I just take an algae oil supplement, which is the same form of omega-3s as in fish oil. The other supplements I take for my MCAS are an olive leaf extract supplement (a natural H1 blocker) and a mangosteen pericarp supplement (a natural mast cell stabilizer). If I'm getting digestive symptoms, which are rare for me, I'll take a peppermint leaf supplement (a natural H2 blocker). My doctor okayed these because I was getting side effects from the antihistamines I was on before. I hope you're doing well and that your symptoms are better controlled now. :)
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Thank you so much for this! That’s actually really interesting as well, as chia seed pudding often makes me feel better (as long as I eat some sort of white carbs first to line my stomach…idk, it is what is 😂), I will look into those supplements, thanks!
@avawick8786
@avawick8786 Год назад
I don’t have MCAS diagnosed but I take 1000mg Vitamin C and 2,200mg fish oil daily for my fibromyalgia that is caused by hypermobility (doctor recommended dosage for me). I am now sorta looking at my past and wondering if I had mild MCAS. (Being sick daily or near daily, lots of rashes, etc.) I really appreciate your videos. I hope you find something that is able to help you. I always take my vitamin D and vitamin C after eating. If I take them without eating right before I throw up.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
I think that could be a possibility considering everything you’ve said! Sounds like you’re on the right track with those two supplements as well :) Thanks so much!
@jefferadus8582
@jefferadus8582 9 месяцев назад
My advice is to you. Bifidobacteria high dosis but build up bifidobacteria is het best MCAS histamine calmer
@laurabaker81
@laurabaker81 Год назад
Thanks for this! I'm having some weird stress symptoms at the moment and I'm more convinced than ever that I have a MCAD. Like you, I thought you had to have severe respiratory issues and need to carry an epipen etc. I have an HSD diagnosis. I have chronic allergic rhinitis and have used a nasal spray for over 20 years. I can't sleep without it. The stress symptoms I have are a dermatitis flare/sore itchy rashes on my hands, under my arms, my earlobes and now my eyes which are swollen, itchy, prickly and sore. I've noticed this with my eyes when I've been stressed before. I take vitamins C and D3 daily but I may try increasing the d3 as it is a relatively low dose. I'm also bruising even more easily than usual. I have some mild GI issues too which I've always had. I have no idea how to broach the subject with my GP though without sounding like a hyperchondriac! 😂
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hi! Hmm, I wonder if there are a few things going on, the chronic allergic rhinitis sounds like it could be MCAD, but the placement of the dermatitis sounds more like an actual skin condition like eczema (for example) or something, it’s really common to have eczema and other skin conditions appear in those places, I’ve got it on my hands too! I think with your GP, I would go down the chronic rhinitis route and say given your medical history, can you be referred somewhere to investigate that further as you’re concerned it’s something like MCAS & either way, you’d like them to see if there’s any better treatment for you- doctors like to treat things rather than just diagnosing things, so that may help with them wanting to investigate x
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Just read back over this & also meant to say, you should mention the epi-pen & respiratory issues also, as that also could be linked to MCAD, sorry I missed that out before but I meant to say it!
@sarahjanequinn1882
@sarahjanequinn1882 Год назад
I also Aziz his an incredible dr, I am so going to try this thank you! ;)
@EricasEsthetics
@EricasEsthetics Год назад
Have you checked your home for mold? ERMI testing is the best way to go..you could waste alot on other testing.
@Truerealism747
@Truerealism747 Год назад
How are you now I've managed to cure all sinus issue it's muscle pain the.problem.nowdays
@Laundrey1
@Laundrey1 Год назад
My geneticist prescribed high dose vitamin C for me but I’ve been lazy and haven’t taken it. My GP prescribes high dose vitamin D because I’m deficient. I haven’t tried the fish oil. I have suspected MCAS but not confirmed but I would love any improvement in the sick department. I’m done to barely being able to eat anything and I’m so over feeling sick and having to not eat another thing I enjoy. Hoping to start fish oil and see an improvement!! I don’t even know if I flush like I used to. I never knew when it was happening until people asked me if I was okay because I was all blotchy red. I notice the ones on my stomach that come and go and usually correlate with eating something that my body rejects. Also, you look so gorgeous (more than you always do) in the pst clip. Your skin is super glowy. But, of course, you’re always gorgeous :) Thanks for this video!!
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hope it goes well for you! I’ve been doing better with chia seeds for omega 3 than fish oil but ofc everyone is different :) & thank you, sadly the sleep deprivation has progressed a lot more now & it’s really taking it’s toll, so my skin & eyes don’t look as healthy anymore- my thyroid problems & other health problems that I’ve not discussed publicly are also all taking a toll & I’ve noticed the difference in past clips compared to now as well 🙈 but thank you x
@Laundrey1
@Laundrey1 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney I'm the worst at being my own worst critic but I hope it helps to know that I haven't seen a change and still think you look great all the time, especially with how much you are dealing with. Thanks for your videos! They've continued to be helpful and informational throughout my EDS journey.
@beckiwildeman600
@beckiwildeman600 Месяц назад
Be sure to take Vitamin D3 with K2 both are needed together.
@polarevolta
@polarevolta Год назад
What kind of vitamin c is it? I could only do calcium acsorbate myself Omega 3 is the best.. I do hemp seeds on my meals, chia and hemp powder in smoothies definitely notice a difference 💚🌱
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Glad you’ve found what works for you ☺️ I can’t really tolerate smoothies, so I make chia pudding instead ☺️
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Sorry I missed the first part of your question, it was just regular vitamin C that I tried!
@polarevolta
@polarevolta Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney apparently the regular vit c/absorbic acid is to acidic for MCAS the non acidic type is calcium acsorbate. i was anaphylactic just from acidic fruit before i started it... Hope this info might help :)
@chocolatecoatedllama
@chocolatecoatedllama Год назад
sometimes high dose vitamin C can cause promblems in ME patients because it activates the immune system and ME has an autoimmune component, so basically it just gives the body ammunition to attack itself. I have severe ME and also got very unwell after trying high dose vitamin C, I wasn't sure if it was related or not but now I'm starting to think it might be (I'm also hypermobile, have POTS and suspect I have mast cell problems)
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Ohhh that would make so much sense! Thank you for telling me! Really sorry it made you unwell too 💗
@martamoure7372
@martamoure7372 Год назад
ME is lyme disease if you get worse is beavuse you kill some bugs and that.s good
@eduardozelayanaumann2316
@eduardozelayanaumann2316 2 месяца назад
Para la esclerosis multiple te recomiendo dosis altas de Benfotiamina 300 mg cada 12 hs más Naltrexona a dosis baja 4.5 mg luego de la cena.
@chiarabay9364
@chiarabay9364 Месяц назад
What nonsense, you have to take the right vit C. Magnesium ascorbate is the only one . Biocare.
@alyssareach5287
@alyssareach5287 Год назад
I was vegan, had a deviated septum which caused sinus disease from untreated sinus, which is what I think has caused mass cell activation syndrome, along with nutrient deficient
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hope you’re doing a bit better now!
@CarolSteinfeld
@CarolSteinfeld Год назад
Vitamin C and D have no miraculous effect on me either, and I use the bio-available vitamin C (Ester-C). Oddly, exercise helps.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Idk why I was expecting miracles haha, that’s great that exercise helps you though! ☺️ I can’t really exercise as any movement sets my hr off badly
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
Also vit c with ascorbic acid is a no go for mcas . Camu camu is best source of vit c for mast cellS
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
I found this out the hard way 🥲
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Ah I’m sorry 😌 thanks for the recommendation of camu camu though, I’ll look into that ☺️
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney ☺️
@ccjj25
@ccjj25 9 месяцев назад
I tried camu camu and it flared me up massively so if anyone wants the bag off me they can have it 😂 I now take magnesium ascorbate which is 537mg of vitamin c and haven’t had a reaction :) I also take vegan vitamin d and quercetin
@thekeiraclementine
@thekeiraclementine Год назад
I'd love to know how you are going now! The supplement I love the most is quercetin (I make sure mine has no bromelain because personally I react to that.)
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
I’ve filmed a video about how I’m doing now on medication, I just need to edit it 😊 Is Quercetin available over the counter? So glad it’s helping you!
@victoria-anabel2841
@victoria-anabel2841 Год назад
I’m going to try vegan omega 3 and see if I notice any improvements with that. Thank you for sharing! It’s so hard to get appointments with specialists 💚
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hope it goes well for you ☺️ That’s so true, it took 5 years for me to be referred and then after that, I waited 2 years for my appointment with professor Aziz, & only got referred in the first place because things had gotten so bad, I wish it was easier for people to see specialists
@CynthiaAva
@CynthiaAva Год назад
I am very allergic to fish and seafood so I can not take the fish oil supplements. Wondering if there is a substitute?
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Yeah, there is! Just google vegan omega 3 & plenty will come up ☺️
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
These are all natural MCAS treatments, the first two are recommended by professor Aziz & have successfully treated lots of people. This video is about my experiences, ofc everyone reacts to things differently, so it’s up to you whether you’d like to watch this or not 😊
@JamieR
@JamieR Год назад
Hi 😊! Thank you for sharing. I too struggle with MCAS + other things. It's very challenging, but it seems to become more recognized and talked about now. Personally dealt with it for 11 years. Do you know what form of C Vitamin it was you tried? Asorbic Acid tends to be an issue, so Vit C from other sources might be better tolerated. Be well! Sincerely, Jamie
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
@@JamieRthanks Jamie, yes, this was my experience with asorbic acid, a few people here have recommended Ester-C to me, so I hope to try that when I’m next able 😊 Thanks! 😊
@Dimich1993
@Dimich1993 Месяц назад
Hey Georgie! Omega-3 is fat-soluble, if you have any problems with it, maybe you have EPI. I haven't done a test for EPI myself yet, but enzymes like Creon are definitely a plus for me. BTW vitamin D is fat-soluble too.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Месяц назад
Thanks!
@aellaaskew4263
@aellaaskew4263 Год назад
I take vitamin C and another called Quercetin which I recommend looking into. I'm not super sure of their efficacy yet as I had another medication change ontop of adding these recently. Also MCAS Diagnosed
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Thank you! Hope you feel better from the medication change & supplements 💗
@aellaaskew4263
@aellaaskew4263 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney Thanks I'm not so sure on the Vitamin C, I think it may be my tummy issue culprit. Deduction time🤔😏 Medication seems to have leveled out so I'm finally at figure out the supplement game, though I must say I'm still skeptical with the absorption of said vitamins via tablets that are SO massive and mentally just at to the medication fatigue as opposed to getting these supplements in diet. I'm also wary of snake oil sales and the supplement industry is ripe with this. Even if the label reads vitamin c I'm still feeling wary. I've an appointment with my doctor to discuss this further however it's not til next month.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
@@aellaaskew4263 go with your gut (in both senses of the word haha), high dose Vit C definitely isn’t for everyone!
@infinitelymighty1111
@infinitelymighty1111 Год назад
Check if there is sulfites or preservatives in your supplements. Those trigger MCAD and are in sooooooooooo many products we ingest.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Thanks, they have ones I’m used to in other items 😊
@user-js4sb4qq2h
@user-js4sb4qq2h Месяц назад
RDA or recommended daily allowances are only enough to keep you from getting scurvy. I take about a 1000 mg to 2 g of fish oil, primrose oil, and borage oil day and you can take 2 or 3000 mg of Vit C a day easily and when you're sick your body needs more.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Месяц назад
Thanks for sharing!
@rebeccaestes6053
@rebeccaestes6053 Год назад
Vitamin C causes me to have horrible abdominal pain and explosive diarrhea.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Sorry to hear that, Rebecca
@SatumainenOlento
@SatumainenOlento 10 месяцев назад
Hi, I am putting in here that vitamin D is super important to take for your general health regardless if it does anything to your MCAS. So I recommend that you try it in spray form. The brand name is BetterYou. And I am buying it from a local supermarket in Ireland. Pretty sure that you will find it in any health food shop in UK. Choose the spray with D+K2. The vitamin K2 helps with absorbition and that the D-vitamin work better in your body. You spray it to your mouth, under your thong and it tastes peppermint and is very sweet. Also check other vitamins which can be sprayed to your mouth. Helps so much with everything!
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney 10 месяцев назад
Thank you! Why do you recommend the spray form? Is it the only one with K2?
@beckiwildeman600
@beckiwildeman600 Месяц назад
YOu need to be careful taking Fish oil with MCAS as one of the symptoms with MCAS is Bleeding and Clotting problems. Have you tried B-6?
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Месяц назад
@@beckiwildeman600 thank you, I didn’t know that as was just following & sharing advice from my old consultant, professor aziz
@user-js4sb4qq2h
@user-js4sb4qq2h Месяц назад
Worry, anxiety, obessive thoughts, obsessive veganism or vegetarianism can cause stomach upset and digestion problems.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Месяц назад
It certainly can, yes!
@HouseKatArmy
@HouseKatArmy 25 дней назад
I have to be so careful with vitamin and supplements, I have had some that caused me so much GI pain. I recently started on oral cromolyn sodium and that of all the things has made the biggest difference for me, my abdomen had been SO swollen, i looked 8 months pregnant all the time and over the first 2 weeks of treatment it just kind of melted away. Eating one of my trigger foods will cause it to puff right back up though. Quercetin helps me a lot, and liposomal vit C.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney 25 дней назад
@@HouseKatArmy thanks for sharing, I’m sure that’ll help people! And so glad you found something that helps!! 🫶🏽
@With_Allah11
@With_Allah11 Год назад
I think you need to read about the leaky gut bc it the cuse for histamine problem
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Thanks, but I’m actually already diagnosed! My histamine problem is caused by Ehlers Danlos syndrome!
@Butterflylovely5
@Butterflylovely5 Год назад
Umm this is a misleading title!! You don’t have a treatment for MCAS please don’t clic bait 😑
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
These are all natural treatments for MCAS recommended by Professor Aziz. Just because they didn’t work for me, doesn’t mean they won’t work for you. Everyone is different, a lot of people have had great results from them 😊 If you never try, you’ll never know.
@MrLuca18
@MrLuca18 4 месяца назад
I was in course for antibiotics few weeks ago and Mast cell has come back anymore tips
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney 4 месяца назад
So sorry to hear that, there is this one med that helps me quite a lot, here’s all the info on that: The Med That Helps My MCAS ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SB1b2KJzWmw.html
@CynthiaAva
@CynthiaAva Год назад
Also, I take quercetin, Vitamin D, and Vitamin C and don't see any improvement at all, really. Also, may I ask how you were diagnosed? Which kind of doctor? My general practitioner said he does not test for that.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Ah I’m sorry none of them are helping you, Quercetin is next on my list to try. It could mean you don’t have MCAS if you’re not responding to natural MCAS treatments, or it could just mean they don’t work for you. I was diagnosed by a neurogastroenterologist called professor Aziz, you can read more about him on The Ehlers Danlos Dociety website if you would like to. He is very specialised, so it’s generally a 2 year wait to see him. Most GPs don’t test for MCAS
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
www.ehlers-danlos.com/qasim-aziz/
@CynthiaAva
@CynthiaAva Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney Thank you for your response. I'm not able to go to London to see him or wait two years. Is there a way to see him in US? Just curious. A lot of people write that they are diagnosed with MCAS so how are they getting diagnosed? Whenever I asked, no response about who and how they are getting diagnosis. None of my doctors do it.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Hi lovely, I’m in the U.K. myself so I don’t know a great deal about how it works in the US. MCAS is massively under recognised & under diagnosed here too so I completely get what you mean though & I had the same experience for many years. I don’t know how other people are getting diagnosed, I can only speak for myself 💗
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
My biggest mast cell symptoms among other things is severe abdominal pain and swelling and I can’t seem to find any relief .
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Have you tried gas-x or Wind-eze? I’m in the U.K. & I take buscopan for it & gas-x that my friend sent me from America, but wind-eze is the U.K. equivalent. Other options would be antihistamines or mast cell stabilising medications
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney thanks for sending the video I will check that out . Well I wanted to try it it but have you read the ingredients in the gas x .. 😬 it’s pretty bad . And I’m so sensitive to synthetic medicines. I do like peppermint tea and ginger . I’ve been dealing with this abdominal pain since 2017 now sadly .
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
…I hadn’t read the ingredients as it didn’t come with it in my friends parcel but I’ve just had a look…yikes 😅 U.K. doesn’t have half of those things, they’re just not allowed here. Sorry to hear that, I’ve been very unwell for a long time too, around 9 years now
@ms_jadah
@ms_jadah Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney yea I know that titanium dioxide and the synthetic colors are all mast cell triggers . D&C and aluminum all that stuff you got to really pay attention to ingredients
@lauriekline178
@lauriekline178 Год назад
Vitamins are not medications for mcas.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
That’s right, this video is about natural treatment methods 😊
@Truerealism747
@Truerealism747 Год назад
Takes a while for stomach to get used to it I take 4000 mg now but it took few weeks
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Which one are you referring to? 😊
@Truerealism747
@Truerealism747 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney ha sorry vitamin c
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
Ah okay, thank you! That’s really good to know :)
@Truerealism747
@Truerealism747 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney but now my iron levels high functioning n my body so will have to back off as vitamin c makes you absorb more or I have haemochromtisis which ime now awaiting blood test next week
@purrrfectnarrative5201
@purrrfectnarrative5201 5 месяцев назад
Vegetarian healing from mcas bonne chance
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney 5 месяцев назад
Sorry what do you mean?
@NarrowPath_7
@NarrowPath_7 Год назад
When you have mold toxicity and Lyme that triggered it. Its not so simple
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
It’s not so simple for anyone! In the video, I showed that I eventually had to stop all of these supplements myself! But they are scientifically proven mast cell stabilisers & so, if someone has mast cell problems, it could be worth a shot for them since they stabilise mast cells 😊 For allergy related conditions that aren’t caused by mast cell problems, it’s a different story. & ofc even in people with MCAS they’re not successful for everyone, but whether it works for someone isn’t so much about the cause of their MCAS, but it’s just everyone is different & it depends on the person. I know quite a few people with MCAS caused by lyme or mild who have success with these supplements :) & I also know people who didn’t have success with them. & also, treatments aren’t always cures- there’s no cure for MCAS, so very few people are going to be completely symptom free even when their treatment is going well, I was just sharing some natural things that are proven to help
@NarrowPath_7
@NarrowPath_7 Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney yeah, I'm in a mast cell group and it seems most of us who have the mold toxicity issues have the mthfr gene mutation issues, so even the supplements and natural things are a problem. So it's like we have to completely remove ourselves from mold, then get the mast cells in control while detoxing (which is a fight almost impossible) then to try to building up the immune system to fight off whatever else, plus repair the gut. It is crazy. Then chemical sensitivex you can't even be around most things. Giiirl lol I'm tired, worst in these hard times. Great work though will definitely be watching more.
@SydneyMorganBeauty
@SydneyMorganBeauty Год назад
@@GeorginasJourney you can heal from MCAS. I am healing and will be fine once my leaky gut is fixed. My MCAS was caused by mold. A bad gut will cause all these issues and mold triggers it. Totally curable but drs won’t admit that.
@GeorginasJourney
@GeorginasJourney Год назад
@@SydneyMorganBeauty That’s amazing, I’m so happy to hear you’re on your way to getting better! The cause of MCAS is genetic for me (there can be many causes!) so we’re treating the root cause now & I’m feeling a little bit better too! If you’ve got any resources you think I should take a look at, send them my way 😊
@anaviMaslacak
@anaviMaslacak Год назад
@@SydneyMorganBeauty This is also my problem. I am currently on autoimmune protocol. What are you doing for the leaky gut? Thanks!
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