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    Basic TXT Pekana

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    The document provides guidance on optimizing gut function through a 5 R approach: 1) Remove gut stressors such as allergens, emotional stress, and harmful microbes. 2) Replace deficient digestive secretions like HCl and enzymes. 3) Re-inoculate with beneficial bacteria through probiotics. 4) Repair the gut lining and restore integrity. 5) Revitalize overall health and function through lifestyle changes like diet and stress management. Antimicrobials, digestive supports, and terrain modifiers are recommended to achieve these goals.

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    The document provides guidance on optimizing gut function through a 5 R approach: 1) Remove gut stressors such as allergens, emotional stress, and harmful microbes. 2) Replace deficient digestive secretions like HCl and enzymes. 3) Re-inoculate with beneficial bacteria through probiotics. 4) Repair the gut lining and restore integrity. 5) Revitalize overall health and function through lifestyle changes like diet and stress management. Antimicrobials, digestive supports, and terrain modifiers are recommended to achieve these goals.

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    The document provides guidance on optimizing gut function through a 5 R approach: 1) Remove gut stressors such as allergens, emotional stress, and harmful microbes. 2) Replace deficient digestive secretions like HCl and enzymes. 3) Re-inoculate with beneficial bacteria through probiotics. 4) Repair the gut lining and restore integrity. 5) Revitalize overall health and function through lifestyle changes like diet and stress management. Antimicrobials, digestive supports, and terrain modifiers are recommended to achieve these goals.

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    The document provides guidance on optimizing gut function through a 5 R approach: 1) Remove gut stressors such as allergens, emotional stress, and harmful microbes. 2) Replace deficient digestive secretions like HCl and enzymes. 3) Re-inoculate with beneficial bacteria through probiotics. 4) Repair the gut lining and restore integrity. 5) Revitalize overall health and function through lifestyle changes like diet and stress management. Antimicrobials, digestive supports, and terrain modifiers are recommended to achieve these goals.

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    Beginning:

    Systemic inflammation is down-regulated.

    Immune hyper-reactivity is down-regulated.

    Immunological anergy is resolved.

    Basic drainage and regulation is established.

    Energy is built up.

    Palliative symptomatic relief is given.

    Middle:

    Metabolic derangement is re-regulated.

    Deeper and more stubborn toxicities and infections are resolved.

    Proper drainage and regulation is maintained.

    Palliative symptomatic relief is given.

    Maintenance:

    Support is given to compensate for genetic tendencies and for irreparable

    damage to tissues and organ functions.

    Immunological regulation and metabolic fluidity is maintained

    Basic beginning for toxic pt:

    The Basic Detox Kit

    The specific PEKANA remedy that best fits their weak link

    NotaSAN and QuentaSAN capsules

    Basic for buzzed pt:

    Stress Buster kit

    RoqueFoSan and NotaSan or QuentaSan

    Basic for fatigued pt:

    Gut-related: Apo-strom and Juve-cal

    Non-gut-related: Neu-regen and Dalektro N

    Provocation to test for remedy

    2min. on vibe platform

    Water w/opsonat
    Physical med: adjustment, massage, gua sha, cupping

    Optimizing gut function

    Lifestyle adj: nervous system release and balance, sleep, regulation of conn tiss matrix, meridian
    system, and environment, diet, minerals, discharging harmful biological frequencies, exercise, hydration;
    stresses from work, family, self

    Diet: remove all potential allergens then reintroduce to find specific ones. #wheat, corn (white
    and yellow), citrus, cow dairy products, shellfish, peanuts, yeast and soy tomato and other nightshade
    family vegetables such as peppers, potatoes and eggplant

    Medical conditions contributing to gut dysfxn: hormonal imbalances, esp. thyroid

    GB dyskinesia: progesterone deficiciency causes spastic bile ducts/sphincter, affecting


    bile motility, which affects gut motility, causes reflux; restriction of bile flow (d/t GB removal) can cause
    dysbiosis; increased bile viscosity d/t dehydration; bile salts deficiency d/t loose stool or low
    cholesterol>causing constipation/dysbiosis (bile salts=antimicrobial); many times d/t diet of cold, damp,
    phlegm-producing foods; remove GB disruptors: coffee, alcohol, fatty foods, chocolate, cold drinks

    To replenish bile salts, we typically use the following: LV/GB Complex from DFH 2 or 3
    caps per day, with meals. This is better than straight bile salt supplements, which tend to be harsh on
    the stomach. Taurine is needed for bile salt synthesis. 1–6 grams per day. Drinking herbal teas before,
    with or after meals, such as peppermint and ginger, will relax and harmonize the upper gut. Drinking hot
    ginger tea along with a cold pack on the gall bladder area, will relax the biliary ducts and allow acute
    spasm to pass. For some patients, eating warm applesauce, millet or a bile-sopping food like spaghetti or
    potato will help. Castor Oil packs will also relax spasticity.

    Irritation Foci: dental, spinal subluxations, diaphragm, including gall stones, diverticuli or
    inflammatory lesions of the stomach

    5 R’s to restore gut integrity

    Remove gut stressors: emotional and psychic stress, a diet containing allergens and other irritants, or
    the presence of an overgrowth of harmful microbes. These microbes could he bacterial, fungal, viral, or
    parasitic. The remove part of the protocol would consist of stress management, a reduction of foods to
    which any allergic response can be demonstrated or is suspected, and the use of antimicrobials.
    Remember that antimicrobials may kill off infection, but often damage the mucosal lining, deplete
    spleen qi, and generally need lots of drainage and anti-inflammatory support.

    Antimicrobials that we have successfully used include:

    Antibacterial: Bacterial infections in the gut tend to accompany fungal and/or parasitic
    infections. Klebsiella pneumoniae and Citrobacter freundi are among the most tenacious of these.
    Coptis and Scute, Allicillin, Grapefruit seed extracts: strongly antibacterial, but very harsh. Berberine:
    also a bit harsh, but less cold than Hydrastis, Bile salts, Bismuth salts, Biocidin, Okoubaka: mainly for
    Salmonella, Shigella, Una de Gato: considered antibacterial, but really is a terrain changer, and
    antimalarial. NotaSAN with RoquefoSAN and SubtiSAN can alert the immune system to gut pathogens
    that are being ignored
    Antifungal

    Tanalbit: gentle and mildly astringent

    Tanafem: a douche preparation that also works well for oral thrush

    Caprylic Acid

    Undecynoic Acid

    Oregano oil

    Allicillin

    CandidaSAN (sanPharma): CandidaSAN is not for fighting yeast infections

    or killing fungus. It is probably the most important sanPharma remedy

    and the most misunderstood; it is not a stand-alone remedy.

    CandidaSAN will eliminate dysbiosis and restore ecology to the gut by

    modulating the immune functions of the GALT.

    CandidaSAN/RoquefoSAN suppositories, like straight CandidaSAN, do

    NOT kill fungus in the gut! The remedy will favorably alter the terrain to

    support eubiosis.

    Penicillium group remedies: These remedies are anti-fungal simply by the

    nature of terrain change and anti-inflammatory actions. They

    technically belong in the “generally useful group”, rather than by

    organism.

    Mucan: This remedy also does not kill fungus! It removes fungus-derived

    toxins from the matrix

    Antiparasitic-purge/kill and heal cycles

    Allicillin

    Rheubarb-containing Chinese formulas

    Berberine

    Biocidin

    Bile salts

    Bismuth salts

    Helmin with Opsonat


    Seiroga

    Alter Terrain

    Allicillin

    Artemesia annua

    Seirogan

    Okoubaka

    NotaSAN

    QuentaSAN: all Penicillium combinations

    RoquefoSAN

    AsperSAN with MucorSAN

    CandidaSAN with RoquefoSAN

    NotaSAN with MucorSAN: anti-congestive and anti-infective

    MycobaSAN

    FirmuSAN

    Replace: replace any deficient digestive secretions so as to make a more complete digestion
    occur/needed digestive supports such as hydrochloric acid, bile salts or lipotrophic agents to improve
    bile production and viscosity, or digestive enzymes of pancreatic or fungal origin:

    HCI: Betaine HCI or Digestzymes

    Bile salts: LV-GB Complex or Digestzymes

    Lipotrophic factors: Digestzymes, Inositol, Phosphatidyl Choline

    Enzymes: There are many options for enzymes, both pancreatic and fungal origin. Either
    one tends to work for digestive support. If high doses are taken between meals for an
    anti-inflammatory effect, we tend to use more fungal origin enzymes, as sometimes
    pancreatic enzymes are irritating to the pancreas in higher closes. Don’t confuse anti-
    inflammatory use of enzymes for fibrinolytic uses. Digestive enzymes are very inefficient
    fibrinolytics.

    Re-inoculate

    Repair

    Revitalize

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