This. It's really hard to get enough of the right kind of bacteria to survive the trip to your intestine where they need to be (that's why they do fecal transplants for people with c. diff). Those bacteria are already there, there just aren't enough of them right now. Feed them good stuff so they grow -- fermented foods of all kinds are good, but really avoiding as much processed food and especially processed sugars as you possibly can will go a long way toward rebuilding a healthy biome.Alright this is something I’ve dove into a fair amount. As someone who had their gut biome annihilated by chemo, I started trying to figure out how to repair it. I was someone that used to drink a kombucha a day but after chemo even a sip had me crying to god to make the pain stop. My friend is a researcher into gut microbiome too so I had some help.
First thing most important. If your gut biome is destroyed do not just start downing probiotics of any kind in hopes of repopulating it. It doesn’t work like that, and can actually be detrimental to your progress.
Don’t consume probiotics but instead focus of prebiotic containing foods and high fiber fruits and veggies. Steadily eat healthy. It took me a couple years but now I can once again eat a yogurt or kombucha without being in immense physical pain.
-GC
Greek yoghurtSo cottage cheese has casein in it that's why it's ideal and better than yogurt but I myself love Greek Yogurt because it tastes amazing! I personally love the Greek Gods brand honey or honey vanilla but I'm sure that's probably not the healthiest cuz the sugar content maybe but I don't care it tastes good and it's still yogurt lol there are worse options out there
Or it could be from the serotonin highs and lows from meth and the clozapine controls the serrotonin. I was once on setraline for a few days and I was on the toilet most of the time.The IBS symptom that I had... it seems like the food was not fully processed in the large intestine, so this food was ending on the colon, giving problems with gases, this was the only problem, no pain, no diarrhea, all this maybe caused by a bad microbiome, so I aimed to bomb with probiotics that system. For now all that problem is gone tanks to the medicine olanzapine that I am taking.
Glad you feel better. Kinda random, but were you drinking alcohol at all when you had the issues? There's a gut thing I can't remember the name of right now that causes foamy and also flat (not round) stool and I think it has to do with gut biome if I'm remembering correctly. Probably a different thing if you weren't drinking but I'm just curious
Going a couple prolonged fasts.Hi. I was reading something about how meth can damage the gut microbiome, thing that maybe happened to me for using too much of it. One day I found that I had IBS symptoms every day, so one day I decided to continue taking my medicine called olanzapine, which I did not know it could cure the IBS, thing that did so well after the second day. What I did later was to buy the most potent probiotic supplement (300 billions cells) and take it, I got 60 pills, one every day. That was few time ago when I finished taking the probiotics, hoping to have repaired the gut and hoping not to have the IBS symptoms when if for a reason some day I stop taking olanzapine. I have been taking olanzapine, and training myself to not to be depended on it, so maybe I can stop it in the future, and find no IBS symptoms because I supposedly repaired the gut microbiome with the big bomb of probiotics recently taken. English not my best, worked hard, thanks. Dude I really hope that the probiotics worked.