Ammonia permeability

Condition
  • liver_dysfunction: A stagnant, sluggish liver with low bile reserves fails to produce enough bile, which puts extra demand on stomach glands and eventually depletes hydrochloric acid. Additionally, the weak liver cannot break down fats properly.
  • adrenaline: Adrenaline is the number one reason for hydrochloric acid deficiency. The 56 different adrenaline blends are triggered by stress-related emotions (fear, anxiety, anger, guilt) and fight-or-flight response, which are toxic to gastric glands and compromise stomach hydrochloric acid production.
  • prescription_drugs: Antibiotics, immunosuppressants, antifungals, amphetamines disrupt stomach glands' ability to produce hydrochloric acid. Also weaken liver over time.
  • Bean rot: Beans that don't digest properly due to weak liver, low HCL, and low bile reserves begin to rot in the gut
  • Chocolate rot: Chocolate that doesn't digest properly begins to rot, causing bad breath that smells like rotting chocolate
  • Fat and protein debris, along with undigested food, rot in the intestines due to low bile, low hydrochloric acid, and weak digestive function. This food rot produces ammonia gas that seeps past the intestinal lining into the bloodstream.
  • Low bile and hydrochloric acid leaving food undigested
  • low_hydrochloric_acid: Low hydrochloric acid prevents proper food digestion in the stomach. When hydrochloric acid isn't strong enough or sufficiently present, proteins and other foods reach the lower intestine unbroken, where they rot and produce ammonia gas.
  • overeating_protein: Overeating animal meat, nuts, seeds, legumes strains digestive system. Foods combining fat and sugar (cheese, whole milk, cakes, ice cream) have same harmful effect.
  • Salt overload: Overload of salt injures gastric glands, slows liver function, and salt reacts with ammonia gas creating more potent ammonia
  • High fat diets: Overt fats make blood thick and stagnant, allowing ammonia gas to get trapped in places like nerves
  • Pathogenic activity producing ammonia
  • Vinegar: Vinegar damages the liver and injures HCL production in gastric glands, contributing to ammonia permeability

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Ammonia permeability - Health Condition | MM Said