Glad it was helpful!

I talking about a case with poor "HCL release" secondary to neurodegeneration. In the case of neurodegeneration the initial signs would be constipation but in advanced stages it could be poor bowel control. Diarrhea by itself could have multiple causes. Best, Dr. Jin

@@DrJinSung - Awesome; thanks!

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That's normal for doctors. Get your vitamin d level checked then get it into the upper half of the range, most doctors are satisfied with it being barely at the low end of the range. Doctors are not trained in nutrition.

My chelitis was vitamin b6 deficiency

Check immune markers

@@mballer I take 10K of D daily.

@@1corinthians-138 👍 Next is like Kathryn said, the B vitamins.

I’m so sorry to hear that. I would get him to a good holistic, naturopathic, chiropractor with knowledge in nutrition or functional medicine. Would have to pay out of pocket though. I wish all medical insurance would pay these real doctors to heal us 100%.

This is a list of different possibilities. My cousin had to live on organic sweet potatoes and organic onions for a year. That's to give you an idea how foods can "cause trouble." You can experiment yourself while reading about the elimination diet. No doctor will "do the job" for you, although did you hear Dr. Sung talk about the allergy testing for cooked and raw foods? I would try getting a big crock pot and boil bones (once again, hopefully grass fed). Keep living on just bone broth for a few weeks and see what happens. Learn about fasting... i hear it is not as hard as it sounds. Research. Take notes. Here's one for you.... learn to make liver and onions and bacon... it is delicious if you cook the onions and liver in the bacon grease. Of course watch to see what happens. But in your desperate condition eating liver daily is a possibility. I do NOT recommend vegetables just because so much healing comes from carnivore diets... especially liver. You can check into Dr. Darren Schmidt from Ann Arbor Michigan. He has a website and people fly in and stay in his area for treatment. Getting rid of toxins in the air, the water, and a no brainer. Your son might get some relief from infrared sauna treatments. That's another place where research is important and there is a cost involved. A good book is Detoxify or Die by Dr. Sherry Rogers. Being determined to "heal naturally" and declining all drugs (if humanly possible) is important. Don't lose time thinking drugs will do the job.

Dr Chaffee says Carnivore just meat salt & water.... puts it in Remission Also research Low Dose Naltrexone And The official LDN channel on KZfaq i take ldn for colitis. My Intergrated doctor has it compounded for me

Maybe something happened in his life before he became sick... And he has to heel that to heal his body... ❤🍀🌷🙏🌞🧘

German new medicine will help

Plenty. Gas.

If you do things in the right order, yes you can cure sibo. Take a crow-bar to your wallet and contact a functional doctor. I paid $1350 for 6 visits (phone calls). It starts first with diet so if you can't control that, then save your money and learn to live with sibo. My doc has me do an anti-viral diet of meat, low carb vegs, and the one treat....potatoes. He prefers patients be carnovoire with some avocados.

I'd love that problem. Poop after each meal. Animals do.😊

Depends but it could be both.

Sounds like you need an EGD or a MRI stat.

@@DrJinSung thank you Doctor.

@@itsmebedazzle EGD ? Endoscopy..

@@myyoutubechannel3161 Yes or a fluoroscopy and a MRI is probably best. You need to see what's going on inside your intestines and stomach.