Nope and never vaccinated for them either. A healthy diet rich in vitamin c and probiotics is the best defense against these diseases.
Ive seen the nightmare videos and stories of kids who are bedridden for life by toxic vaccines. How or why you would support that boggles my mind.

@thomas76 That's because smallpox was eradicated globally by 1980 thanks to vaccination.

Nope. Smallpox is still alive and well globally. Those who die from it were not obtaining proper nutrition. Toxic vaccines are not proper nutrition.

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Nope. Smallpox is still alive and well globally. Those who die from it were not obtaining proper nutrition. Toxic vaccines are not proper nutrition.

No it's been totally eradicated and no longer exists as a naturally occurring disease. It only exists in two laboratory samples for research purposes. You really need to be checking your facts here.

My apologies. I confused smallpox with measles. No child who obtains proper nutrition will die from measles. Children with improper nutrition can die from measles. Healthy children can be permanently damaged from the measles vaccine. No thanks.

YO, I FOUND THE CURE.

My symptoms: Dizziness, brain fog, poor vision, memory loss, stomach aches, bloating, breathing problems.

Solution: First you need to eat healthy organic foods, especially those of you who have serious damage to your small intestine.

- Do a two day FAT fast, meaning do not eat FATS for two days. This will either completely eliminate brain fog, dizziness, memory loss, bloating, poor vision or it will reduce the symptoms, this depends on the damage your small intestine has taken up till now.

- Do a two day CARB fast, meaning do not eat CARBS for two days. This will eliminate stomach aches, beathing problems, dick problems. Do not do this too often, I dont do this anymore, my body does not function well without carbs.

Now, before you do a fat fast you must fat load the day before, like eat 60g fats the day before. The same applies to the carb fast.

If this does not work then it means your small intestine received damage and must be repaired by eating organic foods:

- Organic Avocado oil/Extra virgin olive oil.

- You can eat white sugar, just not too much.

- Chicken, tuna (without the vegetable oil in it), meat, fish, eggs etc

- Rice, Potatos

- Raisins, almond nuts

- Fruits and vegetables.

- You can drink tea, coffee etc.

Make sure you are getting at least 44g fats, 100g carbs, 50g protein. ALSO TAKE A MULTIVITAMIN.

Let me know if this works.

Also, You need to do a two day fat fast EVERY WEEK. I don't recommend the carb fast every week as that will make you tired. I'm currently trying something out that might heal me completely, meaning no more fasting.

And you cannot FAT and CARB fast at the same time.

@neo9999 whats the reasoning behind this? im confused to why this would alleviate brain fog.

@Petza I don't know yet but its a breakthrough, i'm getting closer to figuring out what happened to us. If Accutane damaged the small intestine, it could be that either fats or bile is irritating the small intestine, this could be affecting the vagus nerve which could be causing brain fog. Because my brain fog goes away completely when I fat fast, like im 100% back to normal

Hi all,

I want to say that after a decade of suffering, Im finally almost symptom-free. I had the full range of symptoms from joint pain to food intolerance to mental health issues.

First off, a good diet, supplements and all that is an important first step. Theres already a lot of discussion here about what supplements to take. Id say after fixing your gut (make sure youre at the point youre not constipated), the next important step is mental health. I was mostly focused on fixing my body to fix my mind, but once I treated my mental health issues, most of my physical issues disappeared. Good luck and dont give up.

@mar202 Were you diagnosed with any gastro issues as a result of Accutane (Celiac, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Crohn's, etc.) and if so, what did you do to rectify? Thanks.

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I've cried wolf on this forum before by declaring that I was sure I'd figured out my Accutane issues, only to eventually realize that I'm still far off from puzzling it all out. It's probably common among people trying to investigate confounding health issues. However, I think I'm much closer than I ever have been to untangling this puzzle. At the end of the day I believe my problems revolve around massive amounts of HISTAMINE in my system.

I think I may have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome with an assosciated salicylate, benzoate etc. intolerance. The end result is a lot of mast cell degranulation and high levels of histamine among other things.

I think I already had this issue before taking Accutane but Accutane somehow made it far worse. My family shows signs of having a problem with their phenol-sulfotransferase-P enzyme which metabolizes phenols (like salicylates), amines, and some drugs. Phenols are then free to trigger mast cells to degranulate and release histamine etc. This could potentially also explain why I reacted so badly to Accutane if my phase II detoxification pathway (of which the phenol-sulfotransferase-P enzyme is a part of) doesn't work optimally and I wasn't able to clear the drug from my system before the next dose, resulting in an accumulation of Accutane in my system.

Histamine can easily explain why after Accutane I could no longer drink juice on an empty stomach because of the acid pain - because even at low levels histamine increases stomach acid. This is what I believe led to my stomach ulcers and also fat malabsorption. This could be why post Accutane I'd experience intense itching when I'd go from a cold temperature to a really hot one. I think this is why when I eat spaghetti sauce, not only does my face flush super red but I experience low blood pressure. This could also explain my seborrheic dermatitis because I read a study where they found 2 or 3 times the amount of histamine in the scalps of people with seborrheic dermatitis. I also believe that mast cells are behind my accelerated hairloss. When mast cells degranulate they also release protaglandin D2. PGD2 is a big part of the cascade of events involved in hair loss.

I also think I have small intestine bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and it's common for people who have it to also have issues with histamine. Some bacteria produce histamine so if you have a dysbiosis or an overgrowth that's one way to end up with more histamine. Also, if you have the associated leaky gut, that's more histamine that's able to leak into your system.

Histamine explains why all of my symptoms got worse in the past 2 and a half years - right when I changed my diet to a high protein one which included a daily meal of a bacon and egg wrap with chipotle sauce and cheddar - basically a histamine tornado. I'd also eat a chicken bacon ranch wrap for dinner so I was just eating cured meat day and night. My daily redbull full of caffeine wasn't helping as caffeine blocks the Diamine Oxidase enzyme which is responsible for breaking down histamine. So I was basically consuming tons of histamine while simultaneously blocking the enzyme that breaks it down.

I've now ordered a diamine oxidase enzyme supplement and am trying to get my hands on mast cell stabilizers. The only issue is that most natural mast cell stabilizers are chock full of phenols... which seem to cause mast cells to degranulate in me and are thus pointless.

I gotta say that trying to treat all this has had the unexpected benefit of drastically lowering my social anxiety.

Do you have any updates you can share? I feel like I'm experiencing exactly what you are after stopping Accutane.