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Amyloid In The GI Tract
I have amyloid in my GI tract and after 2 years of treatment I feel like I’ve plateaued. I hope not because it’s still not great. Anyone out there still getting better?
I do two things that seem to be helping me; I started taking a probiotic daily and every morning I start most days with squeezing half a lemon, a Tbsp of Apple Cider Vinegar, a little grated ginger, and a dash of honey mixed in a little water and suck it down through a straw. Ever since I started doing these two things my bloating/burping seem to be much, much less. Way less. The gut just feels a lot better. I still have some diarrhea issues, but that seems to be more manageable too. No plateau yet, I don’t think. Two steps forward, one step back but we just keep on truckin’ the best we can. :-)
Yea Andre that’s not my problem. Believe me! My GI tract is definitely clear! 😹
Theresa, thank you for the recommendation.
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Living with amyloidosis in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract can be challenging. It's important to remember that treatment outcomes can vary widely among individuals. Here are some key points from my knowledge base that might be helpful:
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