How it works
Recurrent infections, H. pylori, candida overgrowth, SIBO and post-viral fatigue share a pattern: a burden the body has not cleared, often because the terrain — gut, immunity, sleep — is depleted. Farmicine's role is terrain support alongside the doctor who diagnoses and treats the infection.
Signs you might recognise
- Recurring throat, sinus, urinary or skin infections
- Bloating within minutes of eating
- Post-viral fatigue that lingers
- Fungal skin or nail patterns
- Unexplained low-grade fever — see a doctor
Tests your doctor can use
Farmicine never diagnoses. These are the markers a clinician typically looks at for this pattern; bring them to your consultation.
As directed by a clinician: cultures, H. pylori test, stool studiesComplete blood countVitamin D, zinc and iron status
Three phases of the plan
- Calm — medical diagnosis first; sugar and alcohol down; sleep up
- Rebuild — garlic, neem, oregano and berberine traditions, probiotic seeding, zinc and vitamin D
- Resolve — microbiome and immune maintenance
Foods that address the pattern
- Garlic, ginger and turmeric
- Coconut and fermented foods
- Pomegranate and cranberry
- Bitter greens and neem traditions
- Adequate protein for immune repair
Maintenance after 90 days: Microbiome and immune maintenance.
Health topics that sit on this pattern
Connected patterns
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When to see a doctor. Farmicine is wellness education, not medical advice. If a symptom is new, severe, persistent, or you take prescription medicine, are pregnant or care for a child, speak with a doctor first.
