Should I be vaccinated against Covid-19 despite histamine intolerance? This blog post has put me in the realm of writer's block for the first time in my career as a journalist. The coronavirus vaccination issue is emotionally charged and is being discussed in the media, especially on social media, in an incredibly undifferentiated way and with frighteningly false arguments. … [Read more...] about Corona vaccination and histamine intolerance
Podcast about nutrition
A new chapter in the history of the nmi portal is now opening: We are making a podcast: Nutrition Monologues. Michael actually wanted to talk to various people from the food sector, but Corona put a spanner in the works. And that's how the "nutrition monologues" came about, which means that Michael will be doing the podcast alone. As soon as the COVID-19 measures allow, … [Read more...] about Podcast about nutrition
FODMAP diet for fructose intolerance?
Is the low FODMAP diet a way of treating fructose intolerance through diet? This approach is widespread in the English-speaking world, but does it make sense? To answer this question, we need to take a closer look at the topic of FODMAP. What are FODMAPs? FODMAP is understood to mean f fermentable O ligo- and D isaccharides, M onosaccharides and a nd) … [Read more...] about FODMAP diet for fructose intolerance?
My 11 fruit and vegetable favorites for fructose intolerance
If you are fructose intolerant , it is often difficult to find vegetables or fruit that you can tolerate. Many sufferers then give up fruit and vegetables altogether, which is not very healthy. After all, vitamins, minerals, fiber and roughage are just some of the benefits of these foods that we should consume every day. If we do without it, we lack these important nutritional … [Read more...] about My 11 fruit and vegetable favorites for fructose intolerance
Allergy to fructose?
In May, several news portals such as the Huffington Post [1] reported that a young South Korean woman was suffering from a fructose allergy. This is the first time that an allergy - and not an intolerance - to fructose has been proven. The story spread quickly, but is it true? We took a closer look at the story. This incident actually took place back in 2017 and was also … [Read more...] about Allergy to fructose?
Intestinal flora tests in the test
The microbiome - the "intestinal flora" The microbiome is booming. The wondrous world of bacteria in the human intestine is currently not only occupying experts (in specialist publications, the number of literature citations on the subject doubles every two years1)), but is also found in the public media and on social networks. We have only known about the bacteria that live … [Read more...] about Intestinal flora tests in the test
Dr. Facebook
When I started building the nmi portal over 10 years ago, the term "Dr. Google" on. Asking Dr. Google meant googling a few of his symptoms and then coming across all sorts of websites that list diseases that go with them. And the deeper you delved into this web search, the more serious the illness became. And so what felt like 100% of searches for "stomach ache" or "sore … [Read more...] about Dr. Facebook
Fructaid & Xylosolv
A few days ago, an nmi portal user sent me the link to Fructaid. A new product for fructose intolerance, manufactured by "Pro Natura Gesellschaft für gesunde Ernährung mbH" in Germany. Cool thing, especially because "Fructosin" (as Xylosolv was called back then) had to be taken off the market in Germany due to patent disputes. "Xylosolv" was then introduced as a medical product … [Read more...] about Fructaid & Xylosolv
Part 7: IgG test and the Hering paradox
The problems of IGg4 tests I have also done two new IgG4 tests. As mentioned in blog part 3, I ate a lot of herring before my first IgG4 test. Since I haven't eaten herring for over 20 years, this should significantly increase my IgG value "herring", after all, it should be pretty close to "0". However, as Dr. Kofler - allergy expert at the Allergy Outpatient Clinic in Hall - … [Read more...] about Part 7: IgG test and the Hering paradox
Part 6: Florastatus the second
Home tests update: Florastatus and IgG4 test Background info: In parts 1 to 5 of this nmi-Portal blog series, I took a close look at self-tests and tried them out on myself. From IgG4 tests to stool analyses. Before the first stool test, I had taken probiotics and continued to take them, ate normally and did not change my diet. I then repeated the IgG test after six and eight … [Read more...] about Part 6: Florastatus the second
