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I also think that the problem with copper bioavailability is because of aldehyde enzymes. Most copper enzymes produce aldehyde. and if you produce or expose to too much aldehyde from candida, gut dysbiosis because of lack of bile let's say, then acetaldehyde can be very high and this stops copper enzymes which breaking down serotonin and histamine, and you end up with high cortisol
We recently found that most POIS people have extremely high levels of malassezia restricta . which could be a reason for the IBD, gut problems, crons, and CFS.
10 people got tested and all of them had that. It is a fungus , so creates this acetaldehyde
It could to do with potassium concentration of the cell, and intracellur acidosis and extracellular alkalosis. thus this fungus grows. I am looking into this.
may be that is why some people felt better on nystatins etc fluconazoles
We recently found that most POIS people have extremely high levels of malassezia restricta . which could be a reason for the IBD, gut problems, crons, and CFS.
10 people got tested and all of them had that. It is a fungus , so creates this acetaldehyde
It could to do with potassium concentration of the cell, and intracellur acidosis and extracellular alkalosis. thus this fungus grows. I am looking into this.
may be that is why some people felt better on nystatins etc fluconazoles