I am not a medic and the above are only some 'thoughts' prompted by your post - which may well be incorrect (and I hope someone will tell me if they are )
Also anyone with known environmental exposures, a history of amalgam fillings, high fish consumption, or occupational heavy metal contact
, relapse (10, 11), poor healing of the fistulas (35), unhealed intestinal anastomosis (42, 43), massive intestinal resection leading to short bowel (43), and functional incapability of the post-anastomotic remained intestine (43), and, along with these, particularly for multiple sclerosis, direct demonstration of the healing of the severely injured muscles and severely injured nerves and brain injuries (15-23, 59) so far not mentioned with DMDs (61), these results obtained in two models, cysteamine enema and then colon-colon anastomosis and cuprizone may define a particular way not relied on immunomodulation
Tendon and ligament recovery: Patients with rotator cuff injuries, Achilles tendinopathy, patella tendon issues, plantar fasciitis, and other chronic tendon injuries that have not responded adequately to rest and physical therapy
A 2019 study published in HemaSphere has found that your microbiome plays a role in the development of thrombosis and reducing gut dysbiosis may help to reduce the risk of thrombosis ( 25 )
Neither approach is wrong, but both should be deliberate decisions based on observed response, not arbitrary changes