Alex Clark

TH2 fights off parasites like worms and things like that.

And it's that balance that helps balance out our microbiome.

And so society lives mostly in a TH2 dominant state.

What I mean by that is the imbalance like a teeter-totter shifts towards TH2, which is where mast cells live, which is what releases your histamine.

So if we are in a TH2-dominant state, our mast cells are more sensitized to release histamine easier.

Now you just got to figure out what are the triggers that are affecting you that's pushing that TH2.

And the most common are parasites, mold, EMF, pesticides, mental stress, caffeine, and lack of sleep.

Those are the main ones.

There's maybe some other ones, but those are like the... I'm betting that it's going to be one or more of those, essentially.

I've seen both.

Depends on the person.

This goes back to like the biochemical individual thing because medicine treats a bell curve.

Frequency medicine really treats you as the individual you are.

And so someone might have a ton of emotional trauma, a ton of mold and Lyme throughout the system, whereas someone else might just have a really poor diet and then maybe like mold.

And it's a lot easier to change the diet

balance the adrenals with adaptogens and stuff like that and microcurrent and laser, whereas someone with a lot of emotional trauma, Lyme flooding their system is a much harder hill to climb to get them to remission and maybe not have POTS anymore.

So it's tough to say.

I love blood work.

But every time I've tried to really dive deep in blood work and like really understand like beyond just a CBC and a CMP, I always fall back on that's a snapshot.

I need to muscle test and find out what is the roadblocks because blood work will take 40% dysfunction and muscle testing will take 3% to 5% dysfunction.