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Are you a lady in her mid thirty who has been struggling with allergies? Have you been worried about auto-immune diseases? Struggling with allergies and concerned about auto-immune diseases?We are here to help you explore effective management strategies and expert advice. You might ask how Auto-immune and Allergy are related. when we compare allergies with auto immune diseases, we can see with…

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Understanding Roots of Inflammatory And Auto-immune Disorders

. ‘A rare childhood disorder, X-linked deficiency in ELF4d helps in knowing the origin of inflammatory disease.’ Then, the research team identified two other male children with similar symptoms who also had ELF4 gene variants. This disorder is now termed “Deficiency in ELF4, X-linked,” or DEX for short. Now, an increasing number of cases are being identified. Inflammatory diseases caused by a…

The not so good test results were:

My fasting insulin is high.

My C-reactive protein (CRP) was high

My Antinuclear antibody (ANA) was positive

The high fasting insulin could be contributing to my weight gain / stalling. Increased insulin resistance is known to be correlated with SSRIs, so this makes sense why my weight re-gain has coincided with going on antidepressants. If my body is not adequately using the insulin it makes and extra insulin is just hanging in my blood, this means even when I’m fasting my body isnt properly switching over to fat burning mode. In addition, the extra insulin can be what’s causing the inflammation / auto-immune symptoms I’m experiencing.

To start, my doctor wants me to try 3 months of metformin to see if that helps with the insulin and in turn helps with the CRP and ANA. If those are still high after my insulin is brought down, then I’ll probably have to go see a Rhuemotologist for an auto-immune disorder work up.

I’ve been reading a lot online about metformin and apparently it’s really hard on the stomach. So I’ve got bloating, gas, diahrehia, and nausea to look forward to. But also apparently it’s one of the most commonly prescribed medication and lots of people take it. Do any of you have experience on it???