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Vittorio Bertolazzi wrote a comment to Omega-3 / Polyphenol Combination

about 1 month ago

I tried it and I hope it helps my heart too.

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TTFN

about 2 months ago

Is there a program for Iron overload?

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TTFN

May 25, 2026

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Is there a B12 form called adenosylcobalamin? to support the mitochondria? and MMA (methyl malonic acid)? I didn t see anything!😄

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Infopathy Team

May 28, 2026

TTFN, there is no specific IC for adenosylcobalamin or MMA (methylmalonic acid) on Infopathy for the moment.

You can submit or upvote requests here:
https://www.infopathy.com/en/desires

Adenosylcobalamin has already been requested there, so you can simply upvote it 😊
MMA is not there yet, so you could add it as a new request if you’d like.

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Infopathy Team

May 21, 2026

TTFN, yes, there are a few ICs that may be considered for iron overload support, depending on the situation and what may be contributing to it.

One more targeted option is:

Hemochromatosis [Imprint] — designed specifically around excess iron accumulation / iron overload patterns

You can also consider

Hydroxypyridinone [Imprint] — modeled after a chelating approach sometimes explored for iron and copper overload
supportive liver or mineral-balancing ICs depending... See more

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MELANIE

about 2 months ago

Good evening everyone, I'd like to find programs for repairing the intestinal mucosa, and then the vaginal and oral mucosa. What do you recommend? Since the integrity of the mucosa is important, what about the intestinal barrier? Probiotics, including probiotics for women? What would you do?

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Infopathy Team

May 25, 2026

MELANIE, here’s a simple, stepwise program to use, with focused options for each mucosa and the intestinal barrier, plus probiotics (including for women).

Phase 1: Repair and fortify the intestinal mucosa/barrier (6–8 weeks)

Gut Shield Matrix - Designed specifically to support the gut’s mucosal barrier integrity and help reduce permeability. Includes amino acids for mucosa, dairy-free immunoglobulins, and citrus polyphenols.
L-glutamine - Primary fuel for small-intestine cells. Broadly used... See more

MELANIE, here’s a simple, stepwise program to use, with focused options for each mucosa and the intestinal barrier, plus probiotics (including for women).

Phase 1: Repair and fortify the intestinal mucosa/barrier (6–8 weeks)

Optional swap if needed:

Immunoglobulin Support - Direct immunoglobulin support for gut barrier and permeability.
Butyrate - Fuels colon cells and supports intestinal lining integrity.

Phase 2: Maintain barrier and rebalance microbiome (ongoing)

Probiotic 12 - Broad-spectrum 12-strain probiotic for a healthy intestinal environment and immune support.
Spore-based probiotic - Resilient Bacillus strains, helpful across SIBO/IBS and general gut-immune balance.

Optional add-on for feeding good flora:

BioNourish Prebiotic - Targeted prebiotic to nourish beneficial bacteria and support the gut lining.

Vaginal mucosa support (microbiome-focused)

Probiotic 12 - Includes key Lactobacillus/Bifidobacterium species that help promote a favorable female microbiome.
Lactobacillus Reuteri - L. reuteri (DSM 17938) for gut-immune balance, commonly used adjunctively for women’s microbiome support.

Oral mucosa/oral microbiome support

Lactobacillus Reuteri - Helpful for oral–gut immune crosstalk. Use as daily sips and consider brief swish before swallowing.
Probiotic 12 - Contains strains (e.g., L. salivarius) that are also studied for oral ecosystem balance; simple, broad support.

Practical use tips

Frequency and volume: Use each selected IC at least 3 times/day, ≥50 ml per use. You can rotate morning/afternoon/evening.
Containers and temperature: Prefer glass, plastic is acceptable, and avoid metal. Keep water below 30°C. Shake before imprinting, no need to shake before drinking.
Prepping ahead: Regular water holds an imprint about 3 days. Saline-based tinctures can hold up to ~30 days if you prefer batching.

How you structure it

Weeks 1–8: Gut Shield Matrix + L-glutamine as your core. Layer in Probiotic 12 (or Spore-based probiotic) after week 1.
Weeks 3–8 and beyond: Add Lactobacillus Reuteri for women’s/vaginal and oral mucosa support. Continue a single daily probiotic long term.

If you have active infections, severe symptoms, or underlying conditions, please consult a qualified healthcare professional alongside using ICs.

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