A patient presented to the Bio-Wellness Center on March 27th, 2018, complaining of bilateral hip contraction with constant pain above 9 out of 10. The patient also expressed having a total lack of feeling and sensation in his leg, lower back pain in the L4-L5 as well as leg and knee pain, sleep apnea, and macular degeneration in the left eye affecting his vision. The patient was overweight and had GI distress. The patient has his left kidney removed due to cancer 5 years ago.

During an initial evaluation, the doctor discovered overwhelming toenail fungus in both feet, with a majority of the infection in the left foot. Great toe, little toes, medial arch area, and distal plantar surface are all affected by fungus visible to the eye.

The doctor then listened to his heartbeat and the results indicated that his right ventricle had possible problems. The patient revealed at this point that he had 2 previous heart attacks, which then led the doctor to conclude the patient may have scar tissue in the heart. The doctor palpated the thoracic and abdominal areas at the T8-T9 level and found that the pancreas area was tender, which indicated possible pancreatitis. The doctor palpated the descending and transverse colon areas and found that the patient had pain in those areas, which indicated to the doctor that the patient could have possible colon inflammation and dysbiosis. The patient revealed to the doctor at this point that he does have mild acid reflux, where he has to put his bed up on an incline at night when he sleeps.

The doctor requested that the patient complete a comprehensive blood analysis as well as a urinalysis.

The urine indican test revealed no positive microbiome. No calcium was present in the urine, indicating that the body is taking calcium from the skeletal system, which also compromises heart function. The patients urine pH was perfect at 6.5 since he drinks alkaline water regularly. Chloride levels indicated that he had breathing problems since his O2 and CO2 exchange was also problematic, and he does also complain of shortness of breath. The specific gravity was below normal, indicating kidney and digestive problems. The patient also had blood in his urine, further indicating he has renal dysfunction.

The blood work showed that the patient was diabetic since his fasting glucose level was 160, 60 points above normal. His BUN was high since he only has 1 kidney functioning at 61%. Calcium levels were above normal, confirming the findings of the urinalysis. His ALT was high, indicating that the biliary tract is compromised further leading to gallbladder and liver problems. His neutrophils are very high at 72% and his lymphocytes are low, indicating further that he has calcium being removed from the skeletal system. The doctor suspects the body may be using calcium to combat the pain and inflammation. The patient is also anemic based on MCV, MCH, MCH-c levels, as well as RBC Width which were all not normal. The patients amylase and lipase levels were high, confirming the doctors suspicion that the patient has pancreatitis. His insulin levels were also high, indicating that his cells are not absorbing glucose properly, most likely due to a poor diet. The patients TSH levels were low indicating poor thyroid function, his Hemoglobin A1C was high due to diabetes, and homocysteine is high as well which indicates systemic inflammation.

After 3 stiff drinks, the doctor put together a treatment plan to address the liver, kidney, and systemic inflammation and infection. The doctor recommended the patient to begin Wei Laboratories protocol which consisted of Levera to address the liver inflammation, LC Balancer to strengthen kidney function, Brown to support the liver problems, KS to remove any possible kidney inflammation, Bitter to control the buildup of pro-inflammatory cytokines building up in his blood causing systemic problems, Probiosis to help resolve the gut dysbiosis and inflammation, Mango and EyeBrighter to address the vision problems, PA capsules to resolve his pancreatitis and Fungmin to address the fungus in his toes. The patient began the protocol on May 4th. On April 16th, the patient reported that his blood sugar had improved by 10 points with diet changes alone.

The primary protocol was focused to address diabetes, the systemic inflammation, the patients digestive complaints and the patients toe fungus. In regards to the Fungmin, which is a liquid product, the patient was advised by the doctor to have him soak his foot in bleach (1/4 cup), hydrogen peroxide, and the Fungmin liquid formula to affect pH changes and to start killing the fungus. He was then advised to soak a sock with baking soda water and wear throughout the day to prevent re-exposure to fungal spores. He was advised to do this every morning for 30 mins before he leaves for work and in the evening.

On May 15th, the patient reported that his foot and toes were returning back to normal color. The patient also mentioned that he could feel his nerve endings in his feet. Prior to this treatment, he had zero sensation, which is a massive improvement. The pain levels have reduced by 20%. The patient even feels calmer and is able to make better decisions, which indicated to the doctor that his sympathetic nervous system is rebalancing and is no longer over-reactive to inflammation. The patient also reported that he was sleeping much better and is now putting in about 6 hours per night without interruption as opposed to 2 hours per night prior to treatment.

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