After a lot of experimentation, I'm happy to share my no cook inulin pudding formula
I've included some info on sourcing ingredients if you're dealing with MCAS or other food intolerances, and it is very substitution friendly
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An additional exciting part of this recipe is that it's possible to make it from shelf stable ingredients while in bed
I would not recommend eating it for every meal though because I'm pretty sure the fartichoke powers of inulin will wreck you
After a lot of experimentation, I'm happy to share my no cook inulin pudding formula
I've included some info on sourcing ingredients if you're dealing with MCAS or other food intolerances, and it is very substitution friendly
Oh.
[medical diet]
There's a lot of conflicting information about "histamine liberators" and MCAS
what do researchers actually know about them?
please enjoy an deep dive into the research (with a tl;dr at the end)
if you've been following me for awhile elsewhere on the internet, you probably saw a bunch of chaotic muppet-flailing threads I wrote about the gut microbiome
I finally managed to cobble together enough executive functions to write a blog post overview
anyway, I think the whole "microbes use histamine to communicate with our mast cells" thing is my favorite part
(and raises very intriguing questions about MCAS and the microbiome)
https://liminalnest.wordpress.com/2023/08/02/gut-microbiome-dysbiosis-and-inflammation/
just thought I'd share this handy table of microbial strains that can impact neurotransmitters
NB, some of them are literally pathogens (but some are handy lil gut microbiome buddies)
disclaimer that this is not intended as medical advice
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6005194/table/T1/?report=objectonly
The gut microbiota – the trillions of bacteria that reside within the gastrointestinal tract – has been found to not only be an essential component immune and metabolic health, but also seems to influence development and diseases of the ...
Which I only found out about when I accidentally bought a slightly different formulation of my regular brand of electrolytes that had more potassium, and then when I experienced what felt like tachycardia...took an extra dose
Hyperkalemia is no joke 🫠