HouseCall:
Thank you for joining us for our 2nd Cabral HouseCall of the weekend!
I’m looking forward to sharing with you some of our community’s questions that have come in over the past few weeks…
Let’s get started!
Alyssa: Hi Dr. Cabral, Have you hear of the supplement Perfect Amino by Body Health and if so what is your opinion? They claim it has all of the essential amino acids and is a 90% absorption rate within 30 mins of taking them, unlike other protein powders that are mostly converted to sugar. Also says it won’t break a fast as it is only 2 calories. Thanks
Seth: Hey Doc, I was just listening to the podcast that you asked for help to make it easier for people to find the info they’re looking for. Manychat and other chat bots might be a great start. Or create a section in your app that does this? Anyway my question for you is: I’ve done the cbo 2 times in a row because I tested high in yeast and bacteria. The peculiar thing is that both times I did the cbo, week 4 of the 2nd month was when i had the most relief. Then I gradually get worse and back to where I started. I’m 98% dairy and gluten free, I eat low inflammatory 90%. Don’t drink alcohol, rarely do sweets. Lift heavy weights, sleep at leat 7.5 hrs. Maybe it’s a parasite(s)? Either way I believe something in the supplements for month 2 helped more than others…thanks broski
Stacy: Hi Dr. Cabral. I really enjoy listening to your podcasts! My question is, can an infrared sauna blanket cause issues in people who are sensitive to heat? I don’t really know if I’m sensitive to heat, but I do have thyroid disease. I started using my infrared, sauna blanket, eight months ago and within a few weeks my left shoulder started hurting really bad and my left hand went numb, this happened until I stopped using my sauna. I gave it a couple month break and then I started it back up at lowest temp for only 15 min each time. Within 2 weeks it started happening again. Any ideas why?
Dionna: Hi, Dr. Cabral. I am about to go into month 3 of the CBO Protocol next week. I still have some bloating with my smoothie, lunch and dinner. I’m not eating anything that was on my food sensitivity list, but I have noticed that ginger is in some of the Equilife supplements I’m taking, and ginger was a food sensitivity. Is some amount of bloating after meals normal, or could the ginger be an issue? I’m so worried about going through all of this and my gut not being fully healed when done. My gut was in pretty bad shape for years with what I now know was yeast and bacteria overgrowth. Does the CBO protocol ever NOT heal the gut when done correctly? Do some people have to do it twice? Thank you for helping the world to be a better place! Dionna
Lara: Hi, dr. C 🙂 I’m wondering about sriracha.. is it healthy, do you use it? How about salt.. iodized is considered unhealthy, why? Which is best? We live at the top of the Adriatic sea which basically means it’s a huge bay between Slovenia & Italy so I don’t think the sea here is super clean, but everyone swears our sea salt is the best.. and that Himalayan salt is coloured, how can we know which one is best? ..and how about black salt? Vegans use it to make chickpea omelettes taste more like eggs but is that a healthy salt? WebMD says it has antioxidants & lots of minerals, but we trust you the most.. Thank you for clearing all of that up for us.. you’re absolutely amazing, I listen to you every day!
Thank you for tuning into this weekend’s Cabral HouseCalls and be sure to check back tomorrow for our Mindset & Motivation Monday show to get your week started off right!