The hardest problem I've ever solved (9 years!) I thought I was dying

[@akratlapidus2390]

If the Shapiro I have seen over the years here on KZbin was a Shapiro without energy and plagued by medical problems... My goodness! What a David Shapiro with energy and totally healed must be like! Good luck and keep going at full speed!

[@Dwer172]

Just what I was thinking... :)

[@StewartGodden]

Amen 🙏 ​@@Dwer172

[@DaveShap]

The books I read were: EAT DIRT - this was the best single book ADRENAL RESET PLAN - this was another good book ANTIHISTAMINE COOKBOOK - probably the best single diet book ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COOKBOOK - another great diet book

[@venturelord32]

Thanks for the extra resources!

[@GrabberSmurf]

What book on burnout did you read?

[@BradleyKieser]

Autoimmune diseases are horrific.

[@Squagem]

As someone currently in the middle of investigating my own idiopathic strange daily ailments (as a healthy 35 y/o male), it was great hearing this and taking solidarity in knowing that I am not the only one who has been completely and repeatedly gaslit by the American Healthcare system. Good for you man

[@Lugmillord]

Same here, just from central Europe. Good luck to you as well!

[@Squagem]

@@Lugmillord Thank you, you as well!

[@markldevine]

Very glad you found your solution. No poisons (or limit poisons to almost zero) & a low-stress lifestyle. Your output is prolific enough, so pace yourself. We need to keep you around for the long haul. You're a really valuable dude.

[@randomcitizenpdx]

REALLY valuable!!

[@JakexGaming]

Seeing what you’ve accomplished with your channel and career while dealing with these medical issues is impressive and inspiring and I’m excited to see what your future holds once your health improves even more!

[@amirsa7140]

I'm 26 and I've been diagnosed with stage 5 cancer for a week now, and i think I'm gonna die too, i was just upset for a few hours, then i decided that i just want to read books, the books that I've postponed reading them for years in order to do more important stuff in life like my career in engineering. This gave me chill, doing my favorite hobby without worrying about life anymore. But hardest thing for me is that I don't have any legacy, I've read lot's of books and learnt everything in science my whole life, but didn't teach anybody the beauties of science, i live in islamist county, the stupidity of people bothered me for a good portion of my life,i always i wanted to teach people about science and make children fell in love with science in order to fight back superstitions of religion, but i didn't do any of them, this bothers me a lot

[@leaf_swiss5184]

Glad to hear and see you feeling better. My mother was struggling with the same issue not too long ago, a lot of hurt people out there. Would love to see a follow up video with you explaining exactly what you did, what you ate, what you took, and how it helped you to get better. Love the videos!

[@eltiburongrande]

Rooting for you, Dave. Looking forward to your full recovery and more videos.

[@venturelord32]

Perplexity has been an absolute boon for solving smaller scale lifestyle/fitness and health problems, its ability to answer complex queries and provide medical and anecdotal source material depending on the question is incredible, goes a long way towards defusing hypochondriac tendencies and the stress reduction from that has been no small thing. I can also relay this information to people in my life who might not know/use these tools so I've seen the positive network effects irl. Hope you have a good one Dave.

[@qwertyuiop3656]

Autoimmune diseases can be seriously painful and completely life disrupting

[@DecentGradient]

Healthcare here in the States is a joke for so many reasons. I had some unexplainable medical issues at one point myself and believed I was dying as well. It's mentally exhausting. Glad to hear you're on the mend! I look forward to hearing about your next adventure should you choose to share.

[@JohnLewis-old]

It's very heartening to hear your recovery story. I agree that medicine will advance from AI in ways we can't understand yet.

[@WakingUniverseTV]

David. For SIBO etc, my family member has had these issues and we were perplexed. L Reuteri yogurt as recommended in the book Super Gut, homemade yogurt with a strain most of us are missing thanks to antibiotic overuse, makes a huge difference in a short period of time. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Dr Berg on KZbin did a good interview with the doctor who invented it. Man, knowing your struggles and how great your output has been, I have more respect for you than ever. I can’t wait to see what you do at full strength

[@edgarmedrano2562]

Glad to hear you're doing well and getting better.

[@Ravenswhisper]

Glad you are recovering! I also started coming down with neurological symptoms in 2019 after a tailbone injury. At the time i didn't realize i had injured my tailbone and i developed extreme sciatica while i was working a very manual labor job. Towards the end of 2019 i had to leave my job and i also found out my tailbone had bent the wrong direction after i had fallen on it. Immediately my sciatica went away after a few weeks after seeing the chiropractor. Unfortunately my story only begins in late 2019, i had started getting weird neurological symptoms and food sensitivities and unable to digest anything really. I developed extreme insomnia, panic attacks, anxiety attacks and i went on walks to try to tire myself out so i could sleep at night but i started having heart palpitations, etc. After countless visits to ER and everytime they said everything was normal and basically in my head. 2020 arrives with the lockdowns and i wasn't able to see a doctor until fall of 2020. I suspected i had H pylori, and sure enough with a stool test i was able to get diagnosed with that. I was prescribed a triple therapy which included 2 antibiotics and a proton pump inhibitor. Ahhh it's going to be easy and all behind me now.. right? No. After just 1 out of 2 needed weeks to complete the course of antibiotics i began to develop significantly more neurological symptoms, panic attacks, and anxiety attacks. On the 7th day, i developed tinnitus which has persisted for 5 years now. Each time i closed my eyes, my entire face muscles would start jerking and quivering uncontrollable and the blood in my legs felt like they were on fire and boiling. Literally my entire body felt like it was on fire. My appetite was completely zero at all times, my thirst was completely gone at all times. I literally began to eat and drink just according to what time it was because there was no other indicator i should be doing it. Imagine being a human being without any appetite or thirst. After alot of researching of symptoms, symptoms of vitamin and mineral deficiencies, etc i was convinced alot of my health problems were caused by B vitamin deficiencies especially thiamine (b1). Sure enough taking a b complex completely stopped my panic and anxiety attacks for the moment, and i was able to start sleeping without randomly waking up at the sound of any light noise. Unfortunately my digestion remained broken, even after trying dozens and dozens of different supplements like enzymes, bile salts, herbals and many other natural antibiotics. Literally have a room filled to the brim with supplements, a large amount of money wasted on amazon purchases. I also was prescribed rifaximin to treat SIBO, that did absolutely nothing because it's soluble in bile and my liver was jacked up. Effectively my body is completely on the fritz, just a systemic malfunction of the autonomic nervous system and an immune system that has also shut down. I've been unable to get the flu or a cold ever since 2019. Now you might think that's a good thing but to me that is an inverse indicator of a problem. Every once a while you want to get sick and come down with the flu, it shows that your immune system is working and fighting the virus load in your body effectively. So i've left out many many many details, doctor visits, naturopathic doctor visits, etc and honestly i'm pretty much just hanging on by a thread at this point. Just clueless of what i can be doing to help myself. My 5 years of continuous suffering has been hell so i can't imagine 9 years if you've had other symptoms such as myself, i don't want to get into comparison games but suffering is suffering and honestly we need to put human health as a priority but i already know the answer why that isn't the case. Hopefully you continue and make a full recovery!

[@h3techsme]

So glad you're on the mend! One of the main recurring themes I have heard over the years (while working on life sciences and healthcare system projects) is the lament that "standard practice" medical study in the US is systematically bypassing nutrition as an area of study. It really is a huge harm to the health of this nation. Thanks for sharing your story and for being brave in bringing it forward and spurring discussion on the prospective benefits of AI in "n-of-1" health management.

[@mikeg8233]

I totally relate to this. I had severe dysbiosis and SIBO. According to the Genova stool test I took showed 10/10 dysbiosis. After 2+ decades of suffering I finally cured my dysbiosis by creating a regimen of home made raw sauerkraut and three types of probiotic yogurts.

[@Chonsu247]

Congratz to your ongoing recovery! As you were talking, I noticed myself nodding every two seconds as I have a lot of similar problems and I talk a lot to "my" Ais and they already helped me a lot, but sadly I am not on the track you found. Anyway, Good luck and all the best ;)

[@frankbeveridge5714]

Burn it all down! Health problems are harsh and there is so little help to be found. I have a dozen curable and incurable problems, so I get it. Glad you're finding help now. We hope you return to share your gifts and hard earned skills and ability. But, build yourself up and hopefully leave the pain behind, for good we hope. Thanks for sharing. Peace!

[@uwontlikeit]

I really appreciate you shared it, man, because I have very similar symptoms for last 5 years and up until watching your video I thought it was just aging (I am 41 y.o.). Now I'm going to investigate this deeper.

[@crosbja360]

Glad your doing better. I recall being angry at doctors, when I had digestive problems in 2009/2010, and nothing the doctors recommended was helpful. After 388 days of not being able to eat solid foods, it cured itself. I am told it was gastroparesis.

[@DaveShap]

Gastroperesis is a symptom not a primary diagnosis though. Glad it resolved on its own

[@neilmcdevitt]

thanks for the update, dave. Glad you're doing better WAGMI!

[@t6_aq25]

I am very glad to see your health better ❤❤

[@pandemik0]

Sharing this will help people. I went through more or less the same thing. It wasn't until I saw someone sharing their experience online that a lightbulb went off and I could go to the medical profession with the right questions and the right direction to push in. I also took action for myself with the right diet and lifestyle changes, after having tried everything, the right thing worked.

[@deadlygeek]

Congrats on making positive progress. Cheers to looking forward to great things.

[@clemensfriedrich4527]

Hey David, Glad to hear you finally feel better! I feel ya. Was undiagnosed Type 1 Diabetes for 8 months. It sucked. Same you must have felt. Happy to hear you are on you way of recovery. Thank you for the book recommendations. Will check them out. Cheers!

[@SeanKula]

I somewhat understand since I have Multiple Sclerosis. I was tired all the time in my early twenties and I thought I wasn't eating enough carbs so I messed up my diet and gained weight and still no energy. Went partially blind in my left eye and went to the eye doctor twice before I got sent to hospital to get a CT scan. MRI scan and lumbar puncture later I was diagnosed with MS. Tired but hopeful for the future with all the advancements in AI and regenerative medicine. Regenerating Neurons would fall under the category of regenerative medicine and they have that in clinical trials right now.

[@Trahloc]

Glad you're feeling better dude. I had Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo a few weeks back after an ear infection. Claude not only diagnosed me it gave me a solution. Sadly it takes a few months to fully resolve but the "BBQ roll" it told me to do *instantly* solved 95% of my issue. I'm 45 and am totally stoked about AI in my sunset years.

[@davidhardy3074]

From one David to another, You're healing yourself bro. AI is my interest but personally having watched your videos over the years I myself have had to step back. What am I trying to find? Im trying to find something that if I complete it, it won't even be relevent anymore. It's time to relax - it's time to not take this as seriously as I have been. Good luck on your journey mate! Seeing you outside doing stuff is really cool - I need to get moving as well.

[@JimLloyd1]

Years ago I had H. Pylori which was diagnosable because I had lots of gas. I was prescribed some cocktail of three medicines, two of which were antibiotics. That seemed to eradicate the H. Pylori but my gut biome remained messed up. Lots of probiotics eventually got me almost back to normal. But you're probably already aware of the importance of probiotics from your discussions with the LLMs. Anyway, best wishes for your continued recovery.

[@haileycollet4147]

Joining the chorus of people in health(care) hell. Very grateful for my current team, but getting there was torture, huge efforts fighting for myself -- and AI was a big part, especially with getting to the main underlying diagnosis causing everything else (hEDS). Can't wait for AI to improve the system for everyone.

[@verigumetin4291]

Helicobacter also ruined my life. Luckily, I realized it and took antibiotics for it. I then began eating lots of fiber rich foods, every day, cut down on simple carbs by 99%, and eventually, after an entire year, my gut was fixed. But man, it was a journey especially since I had undiagnosed ADHD, and the anxiety and depression from the messed-up gut was further exacerbated by the ADHD symptoms.

[@JoeSmith-jd5zg]

Autoimmune is no joke, I've had either 2 or 3 conditions....depending on what the experts think.... Also "lucky" enough to have CFS before they knew there was a real cause and not psychiatric.

[@JWPGuitarPickups]

I know what you mean. I came down with temporal arteritis. Terrible thing, acts like a stroke. Should have taken 1 visit to ER. But no, took 4-1/2 months and 13 doctors to finally give me some Prednisone. 1 day, and I was back to work. Grrrr.....So glad you are doing better Dave, we all missed ya, sorry you had to go through that !

[@Lugmillord]

*I can't believe it! Basically the same happened to me!* Also 9 years of misery, chronic auto-immune disease, Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis, no doctor could help me. Then I did the Viome AI full body test last November and voila: My microbiome was about to collapse. I'm currently in rehab, finally with some help. I have a perspective again. Wow, crazy that you went through basically the same thing. Maybe I'll be able to walk again. Fingers crossed!

[@StewartGodden]

Sounds to me with the leaky gut, dysbiosis, reflux/heartburn and dodgy HPA axis that you were 90% the way down the rabbit hole to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and/or Fibromyalgia. Many unfortunately have both like myself, plus a side order of another autoimmune condition or two. I am beyond glad that someone of your calibre has found treatments that are helping you resurrect your life. And oh brother do I sympathize with you re the incompetence and arrogance of our medical system (here in Australia too) that would rather gaslight you than trust the patient and admit there's something going on that they don't understand. Stay strong 💪

[@ex5tube]

I'm in my '60s, and before I even started watching your video, I had a suspicion that you were going to discuss these symptoms. I've had this syndrome for decades. For over a decade I have been logging my symptoms using Google Forms, but I will have to follow your advice, and start interacting with chat GPT, Claude, etc, to let the AI "digest" my daily, weekly conditions.

[@DaveShap]

Definitely use the projects feature!

[@tmstani23]

I have suffered with chronic fatigue, depression and anxiety for over a decade. Your reports on the medical system are so relatable. I am convinced they cannot help me at this point. I've tried everything. (CPAP, surgeries, pre/probiotics, laxatives, diet changes, therapy, stimulants, addictions, etc etc) I have major gut issues as well and have been diagnosed with IBS and hypersomnia. I have a healthy diet and exercise regularly and I am still chronically fatigued. I do not drink or smoke. People dont realize how debilitating and depressing chronic fatigue is. It is worse than many other more external physical disabilities imo because it saps your ability to want to or be able to do anything even mental tasks. I hope one day AI will help solve the issue. I'm glad you were able to solve the issue.

[@DaveShap]

Have you had a stool test ?

[@tmstani23]

@@DaveShap I have not. Maybe I should talk to my doctor about that. That's a good idea.

[@thomasschon]

I had stomach surgery and have been taking hundreds of tests throughout the years, and when I gave all my information to Claude, he gave me the same diagnosis as the specialist at the hospital.

[@Pietro-Caroleo-29]

The power of ai Mr Shapiro it's unbelievable. I'm glad you are on the path to recovery. What a wonderful place to breathe walk and think.

[@merodobson]

Great news, very happy for you Dave!

[@JamesNeilMeece]

Glad you figured it out. And man, I feel this way about my neck pain.

[@pixeldust2234]

Thanks for posting this man. I've been dealing with similar symptoms to yours and have also had little luck with the health system detecting anything. Ita inspiring to know you figured it out in the end. Makes me more determined to not give up!

[@mattca353]

I can relate. I've been battling with gut issues (H. Pylori test done a few days ago, waiting for results) for the last 4 years and it ain't fun. Lost a ton of muscle mass, low energy for a while,etc. Gotta admit, google search was invaluable as it picked up what I was interested about and slowly aimed me toward what might be the problem for the last 2 years. I had to fight my way to get access to care every step of the way, being told it was anxiety, etc. Ffs , maybe the fact that the worst symptom at the beginning were happening 3.5 to 5 hours after every meal, depending of the size of the mean, should have given them the hint 🙄.

[@StableDiff-n3f]

Can you reveal what was your diagnosis, whats the fix for your issue?

[@duhai1836]

Thanks for sharing! I'd recommend listening to the Joe Rogan episode with Rick Perry & Bryan Hubbard where they discuss the efficacy of Ibogaine. I believe these plant compounds could also be used to treat burnout related issues.

[@sirnicklas941]

I'm so happy for you David! I personally deal with gut issues aswell for almost 2 years now (I am 27). I finally feel like I'm beginning to recover but its such a slow process. But we will beat this once and for all! I love your Videos and Substack btw! Cheers.

[@sphangman]

Glad you posted , same boat since 2004. Had some good relief since seeing a naturopath. Hoping this is the year I come out of the 2 lost decades. Congrats on the progress.

[@benw8765]

Hey David, a long-distance hike/backpacking trip in the spring could be a good way to celebrate and usher in the next decade.

[@maximilianmander2471]

just make sure you drink clean water on the way, like at least boil it, or buy it. Because that can also ruin your gut.

[@DaveShap]

I'm still a year or two off from that level of exertion but I plan on it

[@AIandComputerUse-nw6lc]

the med system isn't set up to solve complex problems, because it's an assembly line system where the doctor can only spend 10-20 minutes on your case. Basically, you're left to solve the problems by yourself.

[@wisedylan]

Hey! I was dealing with something similar at the beginning of 2024 also. Ended in an NDE, which made me reflect and make large changes. I appreciate you and your viewpoint and contributions to society. Keep on keepin on!

[@malachor5ve]

I think I may have something similar. I have reflux all the time, and about an hour or 2 after eating I get really bad anxiety that lasts 2 or 3 hours, and I also feel really tired. I also have a hard time sleeping. Its taken almost everything from me the past 5 years, I don't even like talking to people anymore because often it feels like I'm experiencing a mini panic attack. God help me

[@Leshpngo]

I made a GPT that has my entire journal as input…I can ask it what was the hardest day in the past year and it can correctly find my hardest moments and reflects how I managed them.

[@GrindThisGame]

Glad you are feeling better! Maybe don't double down if you're doing too much.

[@ReubenAStern]

Nooo Microbiome being out of whack sounds bad. Mild symptoms are low stamina (the days where you cant run as fast or do as many reps could be down to your stomach. It is after all a power supply) and tiredness. More severe symptoms include diahorrea and vomiting.

[@jjhw2941]

Anton Petrov had an interesting video the other day about the Direct Connection Between Gut Microbiome and Human Intelligence. I'm glad you're on the mend, maybe a TED talk or something so other people out there who may be dealing with something similar have a chance to get on the path to getting healthy? Just a thought.

[@legionofthought]

Congratulations mate. Your hard work and research are paying off. All the best for the future

[@cosmicmenace]

I had similar issues for 15 years, until 2 years ago when i started eating mostly only meat, then most of the issues went away after 2 weeks or so.

[@maximilianmander2471]

question: Did you eat the meat raw? did you put like salt, pepper, butter or anything else on it? Did you eat fish? Because I was vegetarian for 10 years, now eat like a bit of fish for a month (probably like 80 gramms every day.) to test if anything in my health get's better (I haven't noticed any changes so far,) I also heard about how good carnivore diet can be to some people. But like you can probably imagine it's hard for me as an vegetarian to suddenly switch to 100% meat. I am interested in the carivore diet to maybe test it for idk 1-4 weeks, but still I have doubts about if it will do anything to my health.

[@cosmicmenace]

@maximilianmander2471 mostly medium rare steaks cooked in butter, pepper feels bad, well-cooked roasts etc dont feel good, raw meat feels good but is seriously unappetising. Fish is quite nice but its too expensive usually. I often try plant foods to see how they are but theyre generally disappointing now.

[@maximilianmander2471]

@@cosmicmenace okay, thank you very much for your answer! Have a nice day!

[@DaveShap]

If switching to carnivore diet helped you probably just had food intolerance. I cannot recommend this approach, as you might just be masking something else..

[@denjamin2633]

Ask your doctor to check for SIBO. I have a friend and a sibling with similar issues.

[@RCHFULLSTACK]

Welcome back! It's nice to hear that you are feeling better. A lot has been happening in the world of AI.

[@murataydogdu4581]

Great to hear you are better now man! take good care

[@StableDiff-n3f]

I can't sleep properly for almost 15 years now and I have chronic stomach issues as well, also frequent panic attacks and all around anxieties. But I had been to a dietichian a while back and they didnt find anything wrong (no unwanted bacteria). So I feel I might be in a similar position as you however I have no idea what to do and I feel absolutely helpless

[@WakingUniverseTV]

I highly recommend making your own l Reuteri yogurt. Check out Dr bergs interview with the doctor that invented it. Life changing.

[@StewartGodden]

Read the symptoms for ME/CFS and fibromyalgia - you may find a lot that gel with your experience. Good luck 🤞

[@StableDiff-n3f]

@@StewartGodden Will look it up, thank u

[@rewindcat7927]

Thanks for sharing - great story. And congrats!

[@angelwallflower]

wishing you well energy from afar. a kindred spirit who has been good for me personally on a level you will never know. have missed these walking in the woods talks.

[@executivelifehacks6747]

Good luck with recovery, you already seemed productive af, so be interested in what you accomplish now. I agree wrt AI... it has been extremely helpful wrt medical and general health. The ability to have seen everything recall it and make the appropriate connections is pretty mind blowing. The funny thing is that the intelligence multiplication is outsized for those who are intelligent and write accurately and completely. If you don't describe the gamut of related symptoms and facts, or recall that something obscure may be relevant, the AI may miss the connection. Programming xp is a great way to learn to accurately describe things in a prompt. It teaches you to describe things accurately to the extent something else can follow your instructions.

[@cybfreak]

Take care, and I hope you will have productive work and good health.

[@clueso_]

That is so great to hear! :) Whatever you decide to do, make sure that it is enjoyable for you and that it makes you feel good or even thriving. Maybe * Ayahuasca * public education (via YT, etc) of topic XYZ * more AI stuff * CE5 * more psychology / symbolism / archetypes / etc stuff * another form of art (painting) maybe ? Just make sure to notify us!

[@F4R79]

I happy for your recovery. I've struggling for 16 years. SIBO, IBS, Urticaria, GI, adrenaline high most of time. Care to share any books that have helped you? Just recently started with H2 antihistamines due to probability of MCAS helped by ai.

[@DaveShap]

EAT DIRT was the best single book

[@tomdarling8358]

Another beautiful walk in the woods, David. I can't believe it took your doctors almost a decade to ask for a stool sample. Crazy. But i'm glad to hear you're getting things figured out. These kind of issues can be completely debilitating. As you know. The gut biome is your second brain. If it's not doing well, neither are you. One food poisoning incident has changed my entire life. So you might say i've been here and still living that. I've taken tons and tons of prebiotic and probiotic. As I'm trying to help my gut biome recover. Unfortunately, I think I keep eating the things that feed the bad microbes. We are what we eat, and so are they. From vegan to carnivore. The Microbiom completely changes. It's actually a bathroom s***Show if you switch to rapidly to one or the other. Well only for a couple of weeks. As the system is flushed of the microbes that like to consume one food or another. Microbe populations live and die depending on what you eat. Unfortunately, the bad bugs seem to be a bit more stubborn. AI helping you figure it all out is going to be amazing! If we dream the dream for a minute. What's it gonna be like when you're running again on all cylinders?? The tenacity to want to do things out of your normal comfort zone? To thrive again 365. To go places and soak up those moments. Like grounding knee-deep in a body of water. Does it take some sort of disabilitating trauma to appreciate the little things? Perhaps. Exploring new rabbit holes that one would have never dreamed of. Speaking of dreams. I still have one of AI helping with micro city superstructures. The future of sustainable housing, i believe. Although you might ask AI if that is true or not. That is if you're looking for something to do... Thank you, David, for sharing. ✌️🤟🖖

[@MichaelDeeringMHC]

So glad you are feeling better.

[@7TheWhiteWolf]

We’re on the precipice Dave, we’re almost to the finish line.

[@ub-relax6800]

Well... That explains it. I wish you the best of health. I know, wishes like that don't do much. Still.

[@randomcitizenpdx]

SO glad you have solved and are mending. You bring a LOT more value to us regular joes than you could possibly know. A lot of women out here can really relate, we often get mystery illnesses that fall under the medical diagnosis bucket of SUIT. (Sumpin' Up In There.) (Close cousin to Jacked Up.)😮😂

[@SirHargreeves]

What were the books?

[@andrewrutherford9181]

I’m sorry to hear about that. I’ve been though something like it. It’s terrible.

[@DavidB.-gd3xu]

"I got sick in part due to burnout" --> "The second I'm fully better I'm going to double-down". Beware of falling into past traps.

[@good_vibes_20]

Listen up bub, everything is going to be okay man

[@innerauthority2439]

Even Dr Google is obsolete.

[@heyjude9537]

Hpylory is no joke. I'm only 2 months in and I feel my life got derailed. The worst was heart palpitations. I'm almost done with treatment hopefully I clear it on one try.

[@anduvo]

Hi David, I know the pain, I am happy for you that you finally found what is it and that you are recovering. I have a very similar condition and took me about 15 years to figure it out. For me the cause was the use of antibiotics couple of years in a row and the coup final was hidden mold at my place. With doctors was the same story, made blood tests, numbers look good, go home all is in your head, so completely useless and unhelpful. Until after so much digging I found the answer and at the same time I found a good functional doctor that works tightly with a nutritionist, and specially the nutritionist identified the problem immediately. So now I am also treating for SIBO / SIFO. Have you heard about the SIBO yogurt from dr William Davis ? Is a home made "yogurt" that you make with Lactobacillus Reuteri, Lactobacillus gasseri and coagulans. It's great for healing SIBO and prevent it. So now I am making it at home plus taking medication to remove candida

[@JamesNeilMeece]

Maybe a video on what you did to get AI to help would be cool

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Ah.... he looks so cute with that white winter scarf around his neck. Only thing missing from this video is him giving nose kisses to Bambi. Having got that out of my system, I'm glad you are feeling healthy again. Hopefully healthy enough to run for labor secretary to clear up the mess that will be left behind by the new DT administration.

[@ErinskiEasy]

sometimes the food is poison

[@sorenjones4041]

Thumbs up for burning and replacing the American medical system with AI. It can't get any worse. (TM) How's your book going man? I'm working on a course for efficient/modern problem solving. The ability that modern AI tools have to mitigate suffering like your case is really inspiring. Thanks a lot for your thoughts over the last couple years despite your conditions, it's helped refined my own ideas. Anyway, take care of yourself. Have a good one.

[@NandoPr1m3]

Dave, please leave this video up, it would help so many people (including me of course)

[@exclusive_148]

God bless anyone out there struggling and hopefully we get agi within the next 25yrs that could bring humanity to the next level. And im talking ACTUAL AGI where most agree not a "so so kinda almost" agi

[@MarinHeadlands]

I’m interested to know more about your protocol. I think I’ve had the same thing for the past five years.

[@KINGDAVIDREINCARNATED]

Thank TMH for the age of information. You sought knowledge over ignorance and he blessed you. Always praise him David.

[@SportPlusDad]

Glad you hit publish. Thanks for sharing.

[@vanitacabral4951]

Burnout = cortisol deficiency. Autoimmune issues = testosterone and cortisol deficiency. Sometimes also too much T3 and / or too much estradiol. This feeling of having to die is also usually due to cortisol deficiency.

[@nescaufe1991]

Hey Dave, could you make a video on “How to proceed after AGI/ASI”?

[@Galadantien]

I feel ya Dave ❤

[@Daniel-Six]

Dealt with this stuff (all the way to years of suicidal behavior) for a quarter century. These problems are in some cases a mask for a different kind of issue--insufficient computational power to run your avatar. You know it if your "frame rate" perceptibly drops. Mine has been as low as 3FPS at times; had to hang on to things to keep upright. I've had other problems too, like bad motion retargeting, where the perception of your limbs doesn't match your avatar's physiology. And don't get me started on all the loops and hangups and hiccups in NPC behavior... When in doubt, look for a computer scientific answer first. Biology is strictly a function of CS.

[@dieguterute4401]

Hey so I will be in a few weeks 18 and I have migraine. Pretty intense. The neurologist said pretty much that I have bad luck. It’s not fun. I hope Ai will help in the future but it’s not right now. Idk. I’m kind of glad that I live in Berlin and don’t have to deal with the American health care system but it’s pretty hard to get anything done. I waited like 6 months for an appointment. Really. I am glad that you are better and it’s interesting how you used Ai for this. It’s the right way? Idk. You are looking kind of optimistic that Ai will help everyone. I have some worries that much humans/ I won’t profit as much/ the Ai won’t help us this much and will mostly work for the rich. I hope it won’t be that way but I worry. ❤

[@icykenny92]

More AI hype videos soon plz!

[@mutronium]

Thx for sharing.... maybe more deets on how you used the AI to get this result would be good for a future vid ?

[@fabianasosa6140]

Thanks Dave proud of you and I’m going to take your lead and try with the AI tools to help myself my doctor is kind and good but overworked and I need to figure it out myself

[@matiassemelman1097]

I'm on a similar situation, which are the books? I did find the Adrenal Transformation Protocol

[@crashdummyglory]

Hope that the food you were eating wasn’t triggering your condition. Modern diets are not suited to humans. I have personally benefited from restricting processed carbs and other carbs.

[@GMTheEpic]

I was solving my autoimmune issue for 15 years and then solved it completely. The worst thing is the knowledge is out there, but you just won't find it. AI can mean a huge difference, but not the current AI.

[@mehdihassan8316]

dietitians are great. they focus on healing more than doctors