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Maria wrote a comment to Periodontitis

2 months ago

absolutely useful for periodontitis, pain disappeared and bone inflammation resolved better than antibiotics
to be used in combination with pesticides

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Elie Naulleau

Feb 27, 2026

Maria Thank you for your interesting feedback

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2 months ago

Anyone have good programs to run for ostomy’s? Specifically, illeostomies.

How about recovery from ostomy surgeries? Thanks

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Infopathy Team

Feb 26, 2026

LL, the most practical approach is to work in pillars: (1) hydration/electrolytes, (2) intestinal lining & digestion, (3) microbiome balance, and (4) post-surgical tissue recovery/comfort.

Pillar 1: Hydration & Electrolyte support

Hydra Boost Electrolytes: may help ssupport hydration and replenishment of key minerals when ileostomy output is higher and dehydration is easier to trigger. Suggested use: imprint into water and drink at least 50 mL (2 oz), 3... See more

LL, the most practical approach is to work in pillars: (1) hydration/electrolytes, (2) intestinal lining & digestion, (3) microbiome balance, and (4) post-surgical tissue recovery/comfort.

Pillar 1: Hydration & Electrolyte support

Hydra Boost Electrolytes: may help ssupport hydration and replenishment of key minerals when ileostomy output is higher and dehydration is easier to trigger. Suggested use: imprint into water and drink at least 50 mL (2 oz), 3 times per day.

Pillar 2: Intestinal lining support & digestion (mucus/lining resilience)

Gut Shield Matrix: focused on supporting the gut barrier/lining and overall GI resilience - a good “base” IC when the bowel is sensitive.
Mucosa Compositum: a more “mucosal/lining” oriented support; may be useful when irritation, sensitivity, or unsettled digestion is a theme.
L-glutamine: commonly used as foundational support for intestinal lining resilience and recovery.

Suggested use: choose 1-2 options, imprint into water and drink at least 50 mL (2 oz), 3 times daily for 2-3 weeks, then reassess.

Pillar 3: Microbiome balance & bowel-pattern stability

(Especially helpful after antibiotics, infections, or during surgery recovery)

Biotica: a probiotic blend designed to help support gut flora balance and digestive comfort.
Digestive Complex Probiotics: another probiotic-support option.

Suggested use: pick one probiotic IC and use consistently for 2-4 weeks before changing.

Pillar 4: Post-surgical tissue remodeling / scar support / local comfort

Scars PEMF: designed to help support scar tissue and tissue healing. If using device locally, apply around the area as comfortable (not over anything contraindicated by your clinician).
Optional (if you want an imprint option for connective tissue support) - Complete Collagen Peptide Blend: general connective tissue/collagen support may help during recovery phases.

How to combine:

Start with Pillar 1 + one option from Pillar 2 for 7-10 days.
If tolerated well, add one option from Pillar 3.
Add Pillar 4 if your main goal is tissue remodelling/comfort during recovery.

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Feb 28, 2026

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Infopathy Team Wow! Thank you for such a well detailed response. Starting today!

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Bethany Burgess

Feb 25, 2026

I'm sure someone with more expertise will chime in, but in the meantime, anything trauma related will probably be good to start with.

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FSM Works -Sean Durkan

3 months ago

Why I recommend my clients to start running the CDR (Cell Danger Response) PEMF
How to maintain and improve your recovery quickly.

Cell Danger Response Resolution Part 1

Based on the Cell Danger Response model described by *Dr Robert Naviaux* and applied clinically by *Dr Neil Nathan*, your fatigue isn’t always because your body is “broken.” When your system senses ongoing stress—like infections, mold, inflammation, or chronic overwhelm—it... See more

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MELANIE

Feb 26, 2026

Hello, I am French and I am very interested in this specific infection. Having suffered from quinolones for 7 years, including MCAS, Lyme disease, and co-infections, I am looking for exactly this program to complement my recovery. 🙏

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