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Antifungals and anti bacterials always made me worse when I stopped @Helen . Made me way worse in fact. So be careful everyone.

And how do you fix that?

Is my immediate allergic reaction to food histamine related? If I keep eating that type of food, will the body gradually adjust and not produce that histamine reaction?

So if we increase our zinc finger, and get our body able to retain zinc, will this increase our bldy’s Production of cysteine?

Is this why potassium helped me? It acted in a similar way to cortisol?

Is this why when I took potassium it improved me?

Can you post the results as pictures so we can view it easier instead of having to download a file?

Don’t take it any more if it’s giving the tachycardia. You don’t want to muck around with this stuff. How is your recovery going otherwise?

Were you low in copper in the blood or just the hair?

My mistake, I thought that was androsterone.

In wuf’s study in his post above

@Helen also interesting is that androsterone inhibits g6pdh.

Yes good idea. Especially if the results of the pubic hair have been off. This may be more accurate.

Looks like even with a “fucked up” hairtest you are out of the pfs state then.

No reappearance of any pfs symptoms yet?

I improved after b2 as well. It does what zinc does and makes the ar stronger. So does this fit in with your theory?

On your earlier point about increasing dht and increasing strength of androgen receptor. Is this why I saw improvement by doing potassium and then b2 later on?

So is this why I improved because I took potassium and then took b2 after taking the potassium? Potassium increases dht and b2 increases the strength of the receptor like zinc.

Helen says it is pointless as the body will just get rid of it. Check with him @Helen

If we restore glutathione systems, shouldn’t it just take the time for the crap to be taken out of our liver and brains and then receptors to adjust until we are better? B2 I’m fairly sure does this and then takes a long time for its full effects to be seen.