HIGH-CARB DIET Causes Medical Mystery
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Meet Luke, a talented jazz pianist. He had built a reputation not only for his musical talent, but also for his inspiring story of sobriety, having overcome an alcohol addiction 25 years ago. But then, out of the blue, he got a DUI despite claiming that he hadn’t had a drop of alcohol. Afterwards, he started showing up to the emergency department with obvious signs of alcohol intoxication… still claiming he hadn’t been drinking. So was he lying? Or was something else going on?
Join me as we unravel this medical mystery to learn about the microbiome and gut health.
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📚 References:
- Fecal transplant case: doi.org/10.7326/L20-0341
- Auto-brewery case report: doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.231319
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Thank you for doing this series! I have a ton of usual health issues that most doctors are confused by anc I've already learned so much from your videos. 🙏
Thank you, I'm going to click on it now!
I have one for you. 3 years ago I got sick to my stomach in the morning hours of a string of 12 hours shifts. I thought maybe an undercooked sausage wrap, After a couple days of intractable vomiting, I went to the ER.In the months preceding this, My right leg had swollen substantially but I managed to live and it went down. It was better before I reached the er so it was never considered. They gave me fluid replacement and sent me home with anti-emettics, (Flagyl) some prophylactic antibiotics (Cipro) to recover. After a couple more days I returned to the ER because I was insane, I could not think and worse, I was vomiting medicine as well as failing to hold down even water. With Diabetes, I was in bad shape. I would stop vomiting but I would NEVER recover. I quit a 30 year beer drinking habit because I felt drunk all the time. Over the next 2 years, I was tested for everything from lyme disease to Chagras. My doctor finally noting SFN and Gastroparesis, blamed on my 'uncontrolled" diabetes. (A1C 7.7). I continue to complain , every few month the cycle started again, this time i would end up i with a metabolic syndrome diagnosis, Keto Alkalosis as I would find. Now 3 years in I convinced a cardiologist to really go deep, Still, NOTHING. i BEGGED HIM TO LOOK FURTHER AND A CALCIUM SCORE WOULD FIND 3 BLOCKS IN MY LAD.of 50 to 70 %. Certainly a problem, but not THE problem. . Once my stents were placed, my vomiting began, almost immediately, I would spend the next 5 days taking fluids through an IV and vomiting as my blood pressure screamed 200/100 my glucose, despite not eating 300+.. UNLESS i STOOD UP. uPON STANDING MY BLOOD PRESSURE SLAMMED BACK TO 97/65 AS MY HEARTRATE SPIKEDFOM 75 TO 140 BPM. i AM STILL WAITING TO BE SEEN AS TO WHETHER MY KIDNEYS ARE GONE But i believe I developed PoTs
What do you think? did I have it all along?
I absolutely LOVE your medical mystery videos - amazing as always 💕
God bless that doctor for doing his job and not basing his work off of biases, but actually investigating symptoms. Our medical system is in need of desperate help.
for five years I had intermittent-but-severe gut pain. For unrelated reasons, I was on a pain contract and took pain meds regularly. When the gut pain started, I first just lay down and waited for the pain to pass, but then it got worse, and worse until I finally had hubby take me to the ER. The ER diagnosed me as being literally full of s**t - the worst case of constipation they'd ever seen. Told me to do a purge, and all would be well. I followed their directions, but felt that the output seemed rather less impressive than prior bowel preps I'd had. If I was so FOS, shouldn't I have produced a lot of stuff?
A month or two later, same thing, same diagnosis, same results. Three weeks later, same thing. Then came the day when the pain was so extreme, hubby called an ambulance. I couldn't talk, as breathing hurt. I'd taken my normal pain meds, and then doubled it, no effect. The ambulance men were horrible. They almost refused to take me because I was having trouble speaking. I did my best to explain my pain, and they transported me. By the time we got to the hospital, I was screaming in agony. As the ambulance crew pushed the gurney into the ER, one of the nurses came up to me and scratched my arm, telling me to shut, that there were legitimate patients I was scaring with my theatrics. I was shocked by the way they treated me. Once back in an exam room, the male nurse came up to me and said, "I'm here to set up an IV," and then he brutalized my arm, telling me to not worry, I'd soon get the 'good stuff' so I should just buck it up and not complain." and it became obvious they didn't want to hear what I was there for. They considered me a drug seeker. Gave me IV pain meds, and told me to take tylenol if I had more pain. I was mortified to be labeled a drug seeker. Thought it was ironic that I had access to pain meds, and took them as prescribed. My big lesson was to not go to the ER for that pain. Or any pain.
Fast forward two years, and multiple additional episodes of debilitating pain, and during that time I moved to a new state. When the pain wouldn't subside with one of those episodes, hubby begged me to get seen by the doctors. I decided to just lie on the floor, as that always seemed to calm the gut pain. But that time it did NOT work. The pain, instead of dropping to manageable levels, skyrocketed off the charts. So I had hubby drive me to the ER. I didn't want to wait 20 minutes for an ambulance to arrive, and then be forced to lie down for the half hour drive.
I told the dr. (Dr. Lepard) about my pain, and about my suspicion that it was a specific issue that can crop up in people who have had weight loss surgery. I then told him explicitly that I did NOT want pain medicine. I wanted to find out WHY I had pain. Doc ordered several tests and once it was clear I didn't have elevated counts indicating infection (infection free) he got me on some IV pain meds. Then the other tests came back. Turns out that 85% of my small intestine was herniated, and being strangled - a process that took years to get that extreme. But it had reached crisis point. My intestines were swollen to 8 times their normal diameter, leaking chyme everyhwere, swollen, constricted, fixing to die.... and take me with it.
Dr. Lepard - Listening to me - saved my life. They put me on a life-flight, got me care, and my intestines got restored blood flow before they died.
listening to the patient can, easily, be a life-or-death situation.
So thank you, Dr. Lepard, for listening.
Sounds like nonalcoholic fatty liver and gut disease. The bacteria in his gut makes alcohol from the sugars in his gut that he probably eats. It’s probably causing high blood sugar too,a weird form of diabetes.
Tbh, the test he created was very creative and also not many probably know about the condition he had. I am in medical school, and I keep watching Violin MD as well as other medical channels to broaden my knowledge of the different disorders and their possible causes.
This must have been hell to live with as a patient. It must have been disheartening for him to see his family think he was drinking in secret when he wasn't
Violin MD posts, I click with the speed of light.
Aww love to hear that! Thanks!
@@ViolinMD so fun fact, i have mutated white blood cells that fused with my cancer cells.
a long time ago my body basically gave the cancer cells an ultimatum (this is how the doctors explained it to me as a kid) "either help the body or we are shutting things down."
during this time i fell into a coma and my body functions ground to the bare minimum. and during this time, the cancer cells merged with my white blood cells.
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Me too! Great work!
I cannot imagine how terrifying of an experience this was for him
my thought too. Poor guy. Not only must this have been very scary, but it was only made worse by not being believed. It's never nice not being taken for granted, and in his case, rightfully so being proud of being sober for so long, only must be more hurtful. And its almost understandable that this happened. Many eople are especially dishonest to their doctors when it comes to alcohol or drugs (and not understanding they only put themselves to risk). The odds are simply against him.
The doc's likely have seen it all, people visibly drunk pretending not to be and not having touched any booze (in a slurred voice).
So yes, big kudos to the docs who offered him trust.
I can only imagine how challenging this must've been for him considering his sobriety.
I thought the same thing
Love listening/watching your medical mysteries!!
Have a great weekend, Dr. Siobhan
Thank you! hope you have a great weekend too!
This video 😮 this is happening to me! I keep fainting and feeling like I’m hung over after. And sometimes a big meal will affect me like I drank a bottle of rum or something! Thank you for this video I’m going to show my doctor!
good luck!
Hello friend. Did you get tested? And were you treated appropriately. Hope you get better :)
Ive had severe recurrent SIBO for almost 11 years now, took 9 for a doctor to take me seriously through all the pain and being labelled a drug seeker and so on and do more than just do basic blood tests. Doctors who are willing to look deeper save lives, bless every one who who does.
What did they do for you. My mom has had this for years and they all think she’s the same way you were! This would be super helpful for me to help my mom!
@@cckayymayy have you tried seeing a naturopath?
@cckayymayy I developed SIBO 3 years ago and now I have it under control. First of all find a good nutritionist. I've ran into quacks (including naturopaths) promoting garbage diets. A diet that may work is the lowFODMAP diet. It restricts the number of fermentable carbohydrates that only our gut micribiome digests. If the illness doesn't subside with diet alone (for me it didn't) you may need to go on an antibiotic. Rifaximin worked for me, sometimes they need to add a second one (I didn't tolerate that one). If the two versions I mentioned don't work find a nutritionist that can help you go on a liquid diet for a few weeks. It's been clinically tested to help by starving out the gut bacteria. And remember that for most people SIBO is chronic. Like all chronic conditions you will have relapses. Don't despair, you'll have more tool in your treatment arsenal with each one. You can lead a productive active life with SIBO, but you will be more restricted when eating out. I have a few safe restaurants I go to and often cook my own meals for a trip. But it's worth it.
Other things that worked for me: Peppermint oil supplements (help slow down gut hypermotility and gas production) and (prescription only) a cholestyramine--which is a cationic resin you can drink as a suspension to help trap excess bile salta that may sometimes ferment in your gut. Hope this helps. And keep looking for a good GI or internal medicine specialist. Otherwise there are a ton of quacks that will make you sicker and miserable because they know you're desperate for a solution
@@cckayymayy
I agree with MavrickRam.
See a naturopath and ask about SIBO.
Several years ago, I read a story about a mother-daughter fecal transplant. The stool was taken from the obese person and transplanted into the skinny person for a C diff infection. It did not take long for the skinny recipient to become obese. I had C diff one time, and it wasn't very pleasant, I took Flagyl and that did the trick. As much as we know about the gut bacteria, we have a lot more to learn.
I love these videos. I learn something every time. I knew about the fecal transplant being a thing, but brewing your own alcohol? That's a new one.
I knew about the fecal transplant but it didn't occur to me to use it to treat this because I had forgotten about it and I didn't know this could be so intractable.
I haven't watched all of the mysteries because I don't want to run out of them so quickly. I really miss Mystery Diagnosis.
A friend had the fecal transplant a number of times that unfortunately failed for her. Hers was definitely from far too many antibiotics, mostly given for colds of all the stupid things to get! Every time she got a cold, her family dr would prescribe them. This went on for years. I’d argue with her while we were working. And said do you not see the ads for not taking antibiotics for viruses. She ignored me and now her health is really bad. I’m sure all her issues are not from overuse of antibiotics, but still. Thank you very much for great info. 😊❤️🇨🇦
I appreciate that my GPs always refuse antibiotics unless it's actually necessary. For a cold, my GP gives me a certificate for time off work and orders to rest, drink hot tea/lots of water and take ibuprofen or paracetamol as needed.
Every time I take antibiotics, I immediately take probiotics along with them. My kids grew up with this. I'd give them Bio-K if they were on antibiotics or if they had a stomach issue to protect their stomach microbiome. It's a little known fact, but an important one.
Sometimes, people have to experience true rock bottom before they listen. 😢
Woah, this is so interesting. I would have never thought this was possible. Thanks Dr. Siobhan 😮
If it weren't you telling this story, I'd NEVVVER BELIEVE IT. WHOA! INCREDIBLE! ❤❤❤ Your channel! Always amazed.
I love these series. It's like watching Doctor House but without the drama :D
Yeeeeesss!!! 😍
As a dietitian I love this message! Gut health is so important !
It is incomprehensible for me how many doctors tell their patients that holistic medicine is 'woo-woo' science. You'd think they'd have a basic understanding how the human body works; they study it for so long.
When my kids were growing up, the minute they'd have a stomach bug or were taking antibiotics, I was feeding them probiotics. They grew up with it and now think about it when they're sick as adults. It definitely helps. It's not woo-woo science, but it's definitely uncommon knowledge.
It’s why you should always take a good probiotic at the same time as and antibiotic. Take it a few hrs after the meds
What an amazing case. I’ve never heard of that syndrome. I’m hoping he continues to stay healthy.
ABS is such a fascinating condition, it's one of those Zebra cases. Ahh The stomach microbiome..... the gift that keeps on giving.
I’m so tired of doctors labeling people as neurotics because their tests didn’t turn up anything. As this story demonstrates, the human body is far too complex for such simplistic thinking. It took me a decade of talking to disinterested doctors before I found one that actually referred me to specialists and got me real medical care. Ten years of hiding my pain and feeling shamed if I tried to find help. Then, my partner went to a doctor for stomach pain and was sent home twice without care. It turned out to be terminal appendix cancer. I’ll never know if the love of my life would be alive today if that doctor had cared instead of wasting so much vital time needed to fight an extremely aggressive cancer.
This video reminded me of similar happened to a cow.
The cow (reason I can't recall) had no bacteria in their gut, thus couldn't process the grass and became malnourished (cows get nutrients from the bacteria, not the grass. Grass is for the bacteria to grow, feast and die).
The cow got given gut juices from another cow and made a full recovery.
Wow
They do the same thing in humans for certain medical conditions implanting poop from a healthy person in their intestines
Nvm, I should have watched the whole video before commenting, she covered it 😂
Thank you for this post. I have had this issue for nearly 50 years it started in my childhood
A lot of Violen MD's videos show how complicated medicine is rather than doctors not caring. Yeah, unfortunately those doctors still exist. Add rare conditions. I've never heard of this being possible for a former alcoholic, add how this came about.
Not even rare conditions. IBS is a common condition but if you're a woman you will absolutely not get help. They will tell you you're stressed and to meditate or take an antidepressant....
I thought it was going to turn out to be diabetes. I am diabetic and once made myself seem drunk. I had recently left an abusive marriage and was feeling depressed. I ate some sugarry comfort food and began to feel and talk like I was drunk. I googled symptoms of high blood sugar and one was cognitive disturbance but if it got that bad you need immediate medical attention. I reasoned that feeling drunk was a cognitive disturbance. But, not thinking clearly, I didn't bother getting medical attention and since I live alone, no one was there to push me. I am just glad I didn't go into a coma that night.
I'm not a doctor or medical professional, and my musical "talent" peaked at seventh grade choir ... and yet Violin MD is one of my favorite UA-camrs. Love these videos.
I've had GI issues for a very long time, since a major bowel surgery, it goes without saying that I was pumped full of antibiotics since I went into septic shock at some point, this was after 2 years of intermittent severe abdominal pain that doctors ignored, every time I go to a GI specialist about it, and I've been to quite a few, they just want to do very basic tests and then throw laxatives at me, so I've been experimenting with probiotics on my own, why don't I get the same thorough investigations Violin MD always narrates, it doesn't make sense, I'm in the same country
Omg I relate to this so much! I’ve been struggling with frequent abdominal pain for the past 5 years, I stopped going to the doctor about it 4 years ago because they all ignored me and thought I was faking it. It’s really unfortunate that this is a common thing that happens for those with gi problems
If you are experiencing constipation or diarrhea with the pain then it's worth getting checked for SIBO. It's a simple breath test so there is no real reason for your doctor to refuse you, you can pay for it yourself and get the results sent to them if they are being difficult. 9 years unexplained constant severe pain suddenly had a reason, overgrowth of a bunch of different bacteria in the guts. It doesn't show up on blood tests, only signs of it there might be elevated inflammation markers and that's super non specific. Hope you all get some relief soon either way!
@@olivia6619 5 years is so long, I'm so sorry, there's all this new research with the GI system and microbiome but it never seems to reach general practitioners or even GI specialists, it's so frustrating, I hope you feel better and get to the bottom of it 💙
@@UltravioletKnights Thank you so much for the advice, I did a SIBO test with a nutritionist a while back, they did find I had SIBO but treatment didn't seem to help with my symptoms, I was dealing with other health issues at the same time though so it might be worth trying again 💙
When MDs fail, patients do the research looking for explanations and solutions.
Thank you for reminding me to keep auto-brewery syndrome in the differential.
I had a doctor treat me for a little growth hormone and low cortisol, when I was only anemic, because anemia causes low cortisol and causes low growth hormone. I've been on disability for 5 years, I've lost my life because of this.
I am anemic and have low cortisol. I did not now anemia can cause low cortisol! Thank you for sharing ! Approx 13 years ago I saw an MD who specialized in hormone replacement therapy because I had a total hysterectomy. He tested my growth hormone and said I had almost none my level was so low. He gave me very expensive RX growth hormone infections that I did at home. This treatment did nothing to improve my symptoms! He never once mentioned my anemia! 😮 who knows what this treatment did to my health in the long run.
There was a character with this on Midsummer Murders! I guessed it might be the same from the beginning, so interesting how our bodies can betray us like this
Wow that’s scary to think our own body can betray us so badly like that
but it didn't - in Luke's case at least the issue was manmade (overprescription of antibiotics)
@@ratsalad178 ok, true. But it’s still the body’s doing at the end of it all
Whoa, that is freaky! I certainly hope that he got off the DUI with the doctor's diagnosis. It sometimes takes a young, new doctor to know something is wrong and take action.
Siobhan, I am still waiting for the golden remote video 😂
Me tooooo!! Haha i actually JUST got it yesterday - so that’ll be the next video!! Finally!
@@ViolinMD I can’t for the 10 million subscribers video 😁
I was reading an article in CMAJ from June 3 entitled "Auto-brewery syndrome in a 50-year-old woman," and I said to my partner, "Violin MD will definitely do a video on this!" But then you did a video on a different case... total mixed feelings, haha!
Hi Dr. Siobhan, it would be great if police officers watch this video to learn about that! I'm going to watch the rest of it; have a blessed weekend!😊
Good point!
It's still illegal to drive impaired regardless the reason. But yeah, really a bummer for people with seizure disorders or this condition etc.
Wow.
Sometimes CDIFF patients need a fecal transplant.
Autobruary syndrome I’m guess before watching
bingo 🎉🎉
An amazing case. I’ve never heard of that syndrome.
“His blood alcohol level was over three times the legal limit.” Actually, there was no legal limit because he was not driving.
I have watched people come in with assorted maladies and it always seems to come back to what they have been eating and it always seems that that is the last question a doctor asks.
Yes, the majority of drs don't ask this important question because they are not properly trained in medical school.
as soon as you said DUI and he was adamant he was sober/not drinking, I knew what it was going to be
I knew almost immediately from Grey's Anatomy 🥴I guess there's sometimes accurate medical things on there
I've seen this condition on a few TV shows. I recognized the symptoms immediately as well.
Congratulations to Mark Weatherall bcoz of whom Siobhan have achieved this feat
Can you imagine, "Its Friday, im gona go home and drink" Auto brewery patient, "Yeah, im just gona go have a big plate of spaghetti" Coworkers.....🤨🤨 LOL
I’m not a medical professional, and I had already heard of this syndrome. I’m surprised he had to go through so many doctors to find one who recognized it.
Pretty common in Canada, out medical system is swamped so when it's something that isn't obvious you get swept under the rug a lot.
Me too. Hard to believe drs these days can't be bothered to Google symptoms they don't understand rather than accuse and gaslight patients.
Haha! Thanks for sharing such an interesting case. Reminded me the value of trusting patient’s words even when it does not corroborate with objective evidence which is really hard for most doctors to do so because patient do sometimes lie. Sounds like this could be an episode of House MD. I can imagine Dr House saying “Occam’s razor, patient is lying!”. Hahaha!
I hope that following his diagnosis, he was able to contest the DUIs and get his car back. He now knows how to avoid a dangerous situation.
this is a very interesting video. I think that poop transplant is just beyond gross. I'm sorry but oh I can't believe that actually happened.
This came up on the popular tv comedy Doc Martin, and probably in some US medical shows as well.
LOL ! DEAR GOD ! A doo doo transplant .... can you imagine a nurse with a big smile on her face telling you that you need a doo doo transplant 😶... I think there would be a 15 minute pause in my life.. i dont even think i could hear what she is even saying after that for a bit...
I would be interested to find out if a fecal transplant would help my mixed-type IBS.
This same syndrome was documented on a Mr. Ballen episode, but in his story it was a woman who suffered from this syndrome. That story was just as crazy.
Then the food manufacturers need to make better food instead of plastic food.
What about Greek yogurt, sauerkraut and other fermented food sources to build up positive gut bio ?
I clicked on this video remembering a thing I’d read about some super rare condition where your body turns food into alcohol and wondered if that’s what happened to this person. Gonna watch the video and find out!
Edit: I was right!
Only with my general knowledge in medicine I pridicted the problem and suggested the fecal transplant
Thank you for helping me build that knowledge ❤❤❤
I absolutely enjoyed this video and learned something new. I am a big believer in a diet with probiotic rich foods, fibre and probiotic supplements. The gut microbiome is what keeps up healthy.
This condition was part of an episode storyline in the UK series “Doc Martin”
WOW !!! Amazing story ,I could not ever imagine such a thing happening . Thank you for sharing
You say intest-tyne, I say intest-tin, let's call the whole thing off.
This medical case is crazy!😲
Dear Dr Siobhan why in comments you are trolled?
GREAT medical mystery! I love pretending I'm a doctor to see if I would also get stumped. One test I would have given at the beginning was the GI 360, a stool test that reveals concentrations of microflora of all kinds. That would have caught it.
Dr. Siobhan I love the medical mysteries! I thought I'd heard of Auto-Brewery Syndrome from a House MD episode, but there apparently is an even rarer genetic conditions involved.
Congratulations for golden button sexie
Such a sad story. Incredible thr vast majority of doctors prefer to label people as drug addicts rather than actually find out what's wrong with them. So typical!
Right? And attention seekers, when these poor people desperate for help turn down painkillers and just ask to be believed. They get labelled attention seekers and when they next show up, the entire nursing and medical staff are giving them funny looks, dismissing their requests and trying to ignore them. Surely that kind of slander must fall into Hipaa violation? It is clear they talk amongst themselves about their patient's private info? Or is it only 'diagnosed' info that is sacred?
This can also happen because of Candidiasis. I have heard of this in cases where the alcohol production was lower but relatively constant and the patient wound up with cirrhosis as a result.
Onboard alcohol refinery 😂 i didn’t even know this could occur
Blue 💙 dressed frog 🐸 on white sofa 😅
What an incredible video Siobhan! I learn so much watching your tutorials and I'm equally entertained! I remember telling my Biology Teacher one time that "Fecal Matter REALLY Does Matter"! My classmates laughed and my Teacher smirked a bit but I suspect it wasn't because of what I said, it was because he knew I was gonna pay dearly after class! He was right! 🤣 Like many of your Fans, WE ALL look forward to seeing your name in out Saturday YT Mailbox! Stay Healthily and Keeps Smiling and Strutting! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋
4th July is husband Pride Day 🥳
brewery syndrome, without watching the entire video , have seen this before, awful ailment.
Anyone else here worried about this man and literally the medical gaslighting he experienced? This kind of thing straight up traumatizes people from interacting with the medical system.
No. Because my daughter had to research and diagnose her own autoimmune disease.
Poor guy gets sober and then his own body betrays him! How extraordinary!
You look similar to a female cousin of mine.
A few times I have gone way overboard on carbohydrates and the next morning I wake up and I feel hungover. There's no other way to describe it. And I've only been alcohol hungover a couple of times in my life and that was in my late teens early twenties and I am far beyond that now. I always blamed it on the carbohydrates.
That’s a amazing story to hear God bless you always posting 😍
What a fascinating case! I knew it was some sort of metabolism problem but couldn't narrow it any further
This is pure medical mystery disclosed
Interesting coincidence I heard about this syndrome on our local news yesterday. Originally I heard about this on Dr.Phill. Im glad a doctor believed him. Education and awareness is important!
Amazing! Had never heard of it before - must have been really scary for him. I love these mysteries 🔬🔎
This is every alcoholics best dream. Notice I didn't say recovering alcoholic. BTW, I am an alcoholic. Unfortunately.
For the love of Christ compels us, because we judge thus: that if One died for all, then all died; 15 and He died for all, that those who live should live no longer for themselves, but for Him who died for them and rose again.
16 Therefore, from now on, we regard no one according to the flesh. Even though we have known Christ according to the flesh, yet now we know Him thus no longer. 17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new. 18 Now all things are of God, who has reconciled us to Himself through Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation, 19 that is, that God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself, not imputing their trespasses to them, and has committed to us the word of reconciliation.
20 Now then, we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God were pleading through us: we implore you on Christ’s behalf, be reconciled to God. 21 For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him. 2 Corinthians 5:14-21
That was very interesting from several points. Thanks. Didn't know this was even possible. Oh yes, congratulations on 1,000,000 again. You deserve it.
My doctors won't listen to me. I haven't been drinking. I've been in the ER at least once every past4 weeks. They keeping on treating me as either a drunk or a junkie. They'll pump me full of saline and give me a talking to about that I need to "get clean".
Last time, I was asleep for 3 days and when 11:00 my wife took me to the ER. My BAC was 0.3.
This is crazy, and I know the word "intestines" is spelled like that, but is it supposed to be pronounced like that?
Thank YOU, Doctor, for sharing this most fascinating story of Luke's difficult-to-diagnose & troubling condition; I am sure thankful this long-suffering patient was finally diagnosed and regained a good quality of life☆~I have MCTD, IBD Crohn's, Hashimoto's, Raynaud's, etc, and have also tested positive several times for ASCA...which as you well know in the medical world, can indicate this GI "Yeast Condition":( Although I do not create the alcohol as James did, my gut biome seems to be a frequent battle, even with watching carbs and taking a daily probiotic. There are simply times another round of anti-fungals becomes necessary~interestingly enough, only my Immunologic Physician, plus excellent Rheumatologist, even knew to test for this little understood issue. When I have mentioned it to my other specialists, most of them look at me like I am crazy, or "drunk", lol, which would be impossible since never, ever consume any alcohol due to allergies and zero taste for the stuff!! Anyway, I absolutely LOVE all your videos being that you are beyond BRILLIANT, obviously, and often cover such fascinating & rare cases...Thanks for being a wonderful UA-camr to all your FANS, but most importantly, the BEST & caring doctor to each and every one of your BLESSED Patients♡♡:) Wishing You & Hubby Mark Many of God's Wonderful BLESSINGS, Holly in the Blazing HOT Desert State of Arizona☆!!
The moral of the story is............that doctors shouldn't jump to conclusions. Instead they should ask themselves what are the possible conditions the patient might have that would explain the clinical findings and yet be reporting symptoms etc truthfully.
I knew this will be Stomach (Auto) Brewing. Heard it in The Evaluator Video.
THE STOOL, THE FECAL TRANSPLAAANNNTTTT HAHAAAA i would assume he didnt need thet BUT the fact it was mentioned actually means i kind of knew what i was talking about, OH the joys of retaining knowledge
I have yeast problem. I may cure my self. NHS doesn't care anyway.
This made me smile! So glad a doctor thought of this! Love your Day in the Life videos. I have a bunch of them saved! 🙂
very informative! but how to deal with yeast, since probiotic or antibiotics cant kill yeast! I mean how to deal with fungi without actualy taking antifungals, by natural ways. Thanks!
the moment you mentioned carbs, a lightbulb turned on in my head, and i said HE HAS A YEAST INFECTION and i was FREAKING RIGHT HAAHAAAHAA i absolutely shrieked YYYYYEEEEEEAAAAAHHHH at the top of my voice when it got to the part where yeast overgrowth was mentioned i got it right and i was amazed at myself for how intelligent i am 😊😊😊😊
Auto-Brewery Syndrome and fecal transplants.... If you had posted this on April 1st I would definitely be second guessing whether it was actually true.
Auto brewery syndrome, lol. My late uncle had a similar condition-self brewery condition. 😅
Love these medical mystery videos!! Looking forward to the next episode!!
Was this man diabetic? I know diabetic's cells have a hard time using sugar for energy or could this patient struggle breaking down. Carbs in general? I'm only half way through so Maybe you'll explain. Lol
Good things get better for sure. Sh1t rolls downhill. - Not the point of the video but if you're reading, make small positive changes, and your life can get exponentially better :)
It is not a medical mystery. I have this. My tummy is a Brewery. I'm a cheap drunk. Thousaands have it,
Thank you for sharing this! My friend received this diagnosis after getting a DUI. It’s been a lot for him. Glad this is getting more awareness.
This Podcast Will Kill You did an entire episode on Fecal Transplants/C. Diff. Theyre such a cool procedure!
Why would the gentleman go to the ED looking for help for his symptoms if he was an alcoholic/drinker?? the accusations of being drunk from the docs,when they were told he doesn't drink is sad imo...it's almost as good as docs labeling me as having anorexia ( which i do not have) if i had anorexia would i come see a doctor looking for help ? no,i'd keep starving myself ...God bless my pcp doctor for recognizing all the signs of my disease & ordering a gastric emptying study ....it confirmed his diagnosis... there's no cure but with a j tube & port ,iron infusions ,b-12 shots etc... it's managed