Personal Diagnosis and Initial Symptoms

the Stony Ridge. This is probably 14 weeks into Alpha Gal. And I'm going to tell you guys what I've done to change my life to make it a little bit better since my diagnosis of Alpha Gal after being bit by the Lonear tick. Let's get down and dirty with this. We're just going to kind of go over everything. You might be able to hear the cows mooing in the background. That's right. I am a cattle rancher/cattle farmer, whatever, depending on where you come from in the country or you're either a rancher or a farmer. I am a farmer here in North Carolina and I've got about 55 cows over there on the ridge over the hill. I was diagnosed about 12 weeks ago, maybe maybe 16 weeks ago with Alpha Gal. And I want to talk to you about the symptoms that I had, what your symptoms might be. Please share those below if somebody shared this video with you or if you're experiencing this uh and tell us your story. How did you get over it if you did get over it? So, Alpha Gal is a uh it's a protein. It is a sugar in protein from what I've read and I've done a lot of research on this that makes you react. In other words, you have an inflammatory response in your gut. And in your gut, it's attached to everything. That's your microbiome. That's your body. That's what goes on inside you. So, what you put in your mouth, believe it or not, is what you're made of, right? And if you put something in your mouth that affects how you um process things or that is unprocessable, then you're going to have inflammation. And that's what I experienced. And that's how I was diagnosed with Alpha Gal. So, my symptoms were weeks and