Matty, we know she has zero folic acid in blood. Without folic acid , body will piss out histidine, and this will kill hemoglobin .
The Role of Histidine in the Anemia of Folate Deficiency So she wont carry oxygen into the cell.
Without restoring this, I think we cant restore oxygen supply into the cell.
Dont forget that without histidine there will be no B2 or active b6. Since the body will turn it off, this is why histidine retains calcium in the body, since histidine allows b6 to be converted to its active form and increase histamines. since HDC is run on active B6. this is done with zinc and b2. these 2 activate b6. And this B2 activates vitamin D at the time and this retains calcium. SO you see how it is all connected. Metabolism goes higher, boom everything converts D, K, calcium absorption rises.
I think we need to see if feeding histidine with folic acid restores everything in her.
Since usually this is a very usual imbalance especially in post operative cases. IF hemoglobin goes up to norm , on histidine and folic acid.
then we can test it again in a month. If it falls again. then we will know that she does have glutathione problem and there is constant hemolysis going on.
And then we will have to support B1 or b2. along with electrolytes so she does not get hemolysis. Also phosphorus will need to be supplied, since once we feed her b1 and b2 she can crash hard, since the body will take the phorpshorus like crazy into the cell ( like a refeed syndrome) to make NADP and NADPH.
And of course since metabolism will rise , we need to give calcium and vitamin D and boron, and magnesium .so the body can retain them / Since now it is just losing them.
I would assume NAC , vitamin D, vitamin K will be restored as soon as FAD system is back on. Since these all slow the oxidation rate. We can of course help to feed them also. but it can be just fed from amino acids and butter lets say, which is in electrolytes protocol
If you noticed her magnesium is low on the hairtest, without magnesium she cant make active b6 or b2, or b1. Since magnesium activates all these.
and thus activates vitamin D. You see her sodium is higher than magnesium. this means either crazy magnesium deficiency or this means that her MAOs are not working at all and thus she does not break down noradrenaline. Which may explain low folic acid and histidine. IN this case FAD would be a primary problem. or b1.
In reality she should go on electrolytes protocol . that what I would do, I would go on electrolytes. plus b vitamins take aminos , plus ozone , plus eat butter for fat solubles. and be restored
If histidine and folic acid restores her hemoglobin, then I think it will increase her metabolism and she will need all the slowing down things, fat solubles, calcium magnesiums etc.
It is so interconnected that to raise metabolism you need to support everything in my opinion.
