Author name: Theodoros Prevedoros

Kill Proteus mirabilis naturally: person holding their lower abdomen at night, symbolizing recurrent UTI pain

Kill Proteus mirabilis naturally with real gut repair

PROTEUS MIRABILIS Kill Proteus mirabilis naturally with real gut repair Recurrent Proteus mirabilis UTIs are rarely bad luck. This bacterium keeps a quiet reservoir in your gut, and clearing the bladder with antibiotics alone leaves that reservoir untouched. Here is what actually reduces it, and in what order. Recurrent Proteus mirabilis UTIs often trace back …

Kill Proteus mirabilis naturally with real gut repair Read More »

Ankylosing spondylitis and Klebsiella: extreme macro of a peptide docking inside the HLA-B27 binding groove

Ankylosing spondylitis and Klebsiella: what the data show

GUT-JOINT AXIS Ankylosing spondylitis and Klebsiella Klebsiella and ankylosing spondylitis keep turning up together in the research, tied by a shared piece of biology inside the immune system. A gut bacterium most people carry without any trouble can, in the right genetic background, look enough like the body’s own HLA-B27 to set off years of …

Ankylosing spondylitis and Klebsiella: what the data show Read More »

Klebsiella pneumoniae bacterial cell with its polysaccharide capsule, representing a high Klebsiella spp stool result

Klebsiella spp high in stool and what it means for you

GUT MICROBIOME Klebsiella spp high in stool and what it means for you Gas, histamine, even skin symptoms can trace back to this one gut resident. A single capsulated Klebsiella pneumoniae cell, the organism behind a high Klebsiella spp stool result. KEY TAKEAWAYS Klebsiella spp is a normal gut resident that only causes problems once …

Klebsiella spp high in stool and what it means for you Read More »

Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm and elastase enzyme cutting a gluten strand near duodenal villi, illustrating a pseudomonas intestinal infection

Pseudomonas intestinal infection: what a high result means

OPPORTUNISTIC GUT BACTERIA Pseudomonas intestinal infection: what a high result actually means Pseudomonas aeruginosa is turning up more often on stool and duodenal testing in people with IBS. It is not always a fleeting visitor: this bacterium can colonize the small intestine, produce its own histamine, and even make gluten harder to digest through its …

Pseudomonas intestinal infection: what a high result means Read More »

Balloon shaped like the colon squeezed at both bends, symbolizing bloating and gas after eating

Bloating and gas after eating: It’s not swallowed air

f GUT MECHANICS Bloating and gas after eating thoroughly explained Bloating and gas after eating follows involves a mixture of processes, all the way from your stomach to your colon through nerves, hormones and gut bacteria, well before the food itself has traveled far. Two points of pressure, two pockets of trapped air, the same …

Bloating and gas after eating: It’s not swallowed air Read More »

Akkermansia muciniphila cell dividing into two daughter cells with warm and cool lighting, illustrating how to treat gut dysbiosis with a personalized sequence

How to treat gut dysbiosis in the right order, not a guess

STEP-BY-STEP PROTOCOL How to treat gut dysbiosis in the right order, not a guess A structured, step-by-step protocol for confirming gut dysbiosis, then correcting it in sequence, without guessing which supplement your gut actually needs. The same gut bacterium can point toward two very different stories. KEY TAKEAWAYS Objective stool or microbiome testing confirms dysbiosis …

How to treat gut dysbiosis in the right order, not a guess Read More »