World economic forum scientists are on record, stating that isolation of this odd ailment derived from ticks could be used as a weapon in favor of environmentalism. It could easily be engineered into mosquitoes and deliberately unleashed on the population by those in power who have an agenda. We should be concerned.
I've had alpha gal now for a couple years. It was rough in the beginning. I'd get terribly sick. As time went on I'd still eat what I wanted, but had gotten pretty good at just avoiding mammal products. My diet became a lot of chicken, turkey, and fish. If I had mammal products, like steak, I'd just pop a couple of immodiums, and I'd be fine other than some minor stomach aches. One thing, however, I never gave up, just simply refused too, was pizza. Lol I did not care how sick I got, and believe me, there were times I would have rather died than feel that level of gut pain. The only time I'd feel that pain is when I'd forget to take immodium with the pizza. However, I have noticed in the recent months. That pizza doesn't seem to bother me as much as it used to. In fact, I haven't taken much immodium at all, other than on rare occasions. If I knew I'd be on the road for a long period of time and just didn't want to risk being sick, I'd take some. But I still eat a lot of pizza, it's probably 3 to 4 times a week. From all different places. In the last two months or so I haven't been getting sick and haven't been taking immodium. So hearing about this decensitizing, it seems to line up with what's going on with me. I had pizza yesterday, feel completely fine today. If you have alpha gal, immodium is your friend. Your best friend. One other note you mite try, I have no idea if there's any research to explain this, but I typically eat once a day. Started that awhile back and just got used to it. But I have noticed that by doing that, it really seems to help out when I'd eat mammal products. Just didn't seem to get nearly as sick when I'd only have the one meal. Everyone always seems to focus on red meat with alpha gal, but it's not just red meat. It's the alphagalactose molecule, that's where the name alpha gal comes from. It's a molecule only found in mammals. All mammals have it. So beef, pork, deer, elk, antelope, milk, cheese, and so on. All mammal products can/will make you sick. Poultry and sea food you're good to go. If your in the early stages of alpha gal, I feel for yea. And if you really want steak, than order in some ostrich steaks. Dark red meat that tastes like ribeye. No alpha gal. It's pricy stuff, but man it's worth every bite if you're craving a good steak without getting sick. If you're going to eat out and not eat vegan, grab a box of immodium to take with you. I always took two pills before a big meal and it does wonders as far as keeping you from dying on the toilet. Benadryl also helps with other side effects, on rare occasions I'd take one before bed after having a large steak dinner. Hope that long rant helps you out. Stay strong, it does get easier as time goes on. P.S. They can make just about anything out of ground turkey, burgers, breakfast sausages and so on. Good luck.
I went carnivore 7 years ago and was in the best shape ever. Started to incorporate other foods back in my diet(carbs/vegetables)10 month later with success. 2020 I started having bizarre skin issues, lesions, hives, eczema- went back to carnivore but all symptoms remained. Was just diagnosed with lyme and Alpha-gal last week. I swear on my life I did not get bit by a tick. I have no idea how I got this, but I'm beginning to think this had been released as a bio-weapon.
@jnotgrass You are absolutely correct. My wife has done a crap ton of research because I have AGS. She's a medical provider and IMO the best in the tri-state area. She has confirmed that chiggers and about 7 other ticks carry this crap and that there is a possibility from mosquitoes biting certain animals, that they will soon be able to transmit AGS. Chiggers absolutely will give people AGS. It's really crappy. There is treatment for AGS that has a 98% success rate. It's called SAAT. It's acupuncture. Treatments are 550.00 a piece with a 3 part series for most people with AGS. Even thos who have contracted mass cell AGS have been reset to where they can eat red meats again without any complications. I'm thinking about doing this cause I really miss cooking great mexican food. I hope this helps. 🙏
@jnotgrass it's no longer a theory but a fact. The latest clinical studies I have read have confirmed the transmission by sand fleas, lice and by consuming undercooked meat. Lyme has now become a food borne illness or may have always been, but was only recently confirmed. Luckily, lab tests involving mosquitoes have not been able to successfully transmit the disease or so we are being told.
Thank you for the info. My daughter contracted Alpha Gal and Lyme over 18 years ago. She was misdiagnosed for over 9 years and it took its toll drastically on her physical and mental health as well as the financial toll.
I have been diagnosed with AGS sense early July and I am looking into SAAT treatment. It's essentially tiny acupuncture needles that are placed in your ear for a few weeks and seems so have a high success rate. I am from Barhamsville, VA. Best Wishes to anyone dealing with this new condition.
My brother in law was just diagnosed in the lake Gaston area. (I grew up going to makemie woods camp in barhamsville) where is this treatment available in virginia?
SAAT treatments have a success rate of 98%. It doesn't cure alpha-gal but it does reset your allergic reaction and makes it possible to eat res meat again.
I was diagnosed with AGS six months ago. Thankfully the symptoms I have are not severe, but it still has been life changing. It is so much more than just red meat that we have to avoid. There are mammal products in almost everything. You pretty much have to become vegan with some poultry or fish added in. Even some of the vegan products have made me react. Thank you for sharing this. I really pray there is a cure for this that will be discovered.
For 15 years I have been told I have GERD following gallbladder removal for a chest pain that still continued. Took forever for us to link IBS symptoms, severe muscle spasms, and chest pain to consuming a dinner hours ago. I have noticed the fattier parts are much worse, and unfortunately I am not even able to be around beef fumes, it'll be 20 minutes or less.
I’ve had it 7 years from a tick bite in South GA on Jekyll Island. It took me a year to get the histamines under control. I’ve learned to deal with it. Bacon I miss deeply.
If you still have Alpha-gal syndrome look into SAAT treatment if you want to eat that juicy bacon again my brother. SAAT treatment has a success rate of 98% and helping people get back to the foods they love. The treatment close to me is 550 per treatment and it's usually 3 treatments or more depending. But I highly recommend you check it out. I hope this helps you and gives you hope. God bless.
@@Michel-gb7glDiphenhydramine purely is best. However SAAT TREATMENT has a 98% success rate and getting people back to eating red meat. Hope this helps. 🙏
I've got alpha gal. Thank you for talking about it, I was honestly shocked and disappointed at how little my doctor and even my allergist seemed to know about it. The food industry is hiding mammal in almost everything, so the more awareness of this, the safer a lot of people will be. Maybe they will start taking mammal out of non-meat themed foods eventually, and maybe doctors will misdiagnose less and less.
SAAT TREATMENTS are really helping people with AGS even if they contract MASS CELL. It's acupuncture in the ear that will reset the allergic reactions you have and make it possible to eat red meat again. Now it doesn't cure you of alpha-gal but it doesn't block the allergic reactions you would typically have.
My wife and I also have it. We were stunned at how just about everything have some time of beef product in it. We have an alpha gal "expert" In our town and she doesn't even really know anything. Or if it isn't textbook symptoms than she says your fine. Hope you feel better soon. I'm going to try eating small portions of rest meat to see if it goes away.
@chriscrouse2576 Don't do that bro. Honestly the safest thing is SAAT treatment to reset your immune system. There are so many things that can happen and for the worst by consuming mammal products. Medicine certain waters candy magnesium sterate, gelatin, kerageenan, dairy and so much more. Acupuncture is the safest bet.
Alpha gal girl here. This allergy made my heart pound really fast at resting over 200 beats per minute. I have constant headaches, rash sneezing, stomach issues. So I stay away from even body care products that have any alpha gal items in it.
Hi thanks for the interesting info on Alpha Gal. I am one of a small but growing number of people who have this in East coast Australia. The research and knowledge of this is very limited here and I would be interested to hear if there is possibly success in desensitising as I recently saw a immunologist who at first believed she could reverse it and now is hesitant on its overall effectiveness and would not proceed. Would 'Heart and Soil' like to expand their knowledge reach to Australia? I am currently doing my own research and found your interview a little ray of light.
I was bitten by lonestar tick a year ago. Started becoming sick everytimeci ate beef. And suddenly started swelling and hurtimg from collagen peptides. Through an IGG test foumdcoutcim highly sensitive to beef.. Havent spoken with dr about thisxyestvas im also recoverimg from Lyme disease from a prior tick bite, and have mold toxicity and celiac disease. I have reintroduced red meat, seems ok but when i tried collagen again yesterday i had a horrible reaction.
IF you are NOT experiencing anaphylaxis from eating red meat, taking anti-histamines like Zyrtec 20 mg and Famitodine 20 mg. daily may extend the exposure period and may provide a more gradually reduced reactivity to red meat.
@@user-ck8yo8kg4c well they were talking about AGS and I was commenting on having it for almost 20 years and they also said it may reduce reactivity to red meat, when? Is what I asked. So having this for so long it should have dissipated by now but it has not.
My son & I both contracted Alpha Gal 17 years ago. He has been able to desensitize to where he can sometimes eat some mammal meat. 17 years later, I still cannot. I've had reactions just from breathing in grilled burgers that were burning over the coals. Reactions are whole body hives and horrible abdominal pain that feels like childbirth. There is a procedure being done now by chiropractors (SAAS) that is similar to acupuncture in the ear that is supposed to be getting great results. Unfortunately, many chiropractors are taking a single-visit $200 treatment and drawing it out to try and soak patients for $1000 and more. They won't take insurance for treatment either. I can't find one around here that will do it for less than $1500. Seriously- it's a single needle in the ear. On principle alone I will keep my Alpha Gal before making my chiropractor's boat payment. Alpha Gal degenerates bone cartilage quickly. I think it's the lack of meat protein and collagen. I've been taking green-lipped mussel and sea cucumber to help regenerate cartilage. Not sure if it's working. All vaccines have mammal protein in them, including the covid shot. They don't tell you that, and if you ask your doctor, chances are they won't even know. If you have Alpha Gal, think very carefully before you allow them to inject anything in you because many shots stay in your system for months and even years. Alpha Gal is something you can live with. It's not fun, but it's possible. There are worse things you can have, and I know many people who are dealing with something far worse. I know a lot of things about Alpha Gal that even researchers and doctors don't know as I have had it for almost 2 decades.
SAAT TREATMEMT is the best way to go unfortunately yes it's expensive. Where I am it's 550 for a single treatment and it's a 3 part series unless you need further treatment but it's the only thing as of now that has the best success rate.
@@Ricky-hm3no As a matter of principle I've already decided I won't do that. It has nothing to do with money. It has to do with the chiropractic community deciding to take a simple treatment and turning it into a multi-treatment process to soak their patients. I've had AGS for 16 years and my local chiropractor insists I need a $500 AGS diagnostic test before she'll give me the SAAT. Then after the SAAT, there are 3 counseling sessions that are mandatory. I despise this about the medical community and I won't support it. I'd rather live with the AGS.
Biofilm busters plus antimicrobials,antiparasiticals , then binders, is what I would be doing, same for mold candidia and microbial overgrowth and even cancer . Carnivore and heart and soil to gain strength once the infections are cleared .❤
I definitely have this. When I eat red meat or dairy my hair follicles hurt a lot ! Like my scalp hurts a lot. I’m going to start the protocol starting tomorrow. Even one meat ball is enough to give me those symptoms so I’ll start super small and slowly move my way up .
SAAT TREATMEMT IS THE BEST WAY TO GO. These people telling people to introduce small portions to theor diet is not optimal. They are gonna end up killing someone. Medical professionals is who I would listen to. However SAAT TREATMEMT HAS A SUCCESS RATE OF 98% ACCUPUNCTURE
I got Alpha Gal about 4 years ago and can’t eat any red meat or pork I’ve tried eating very small amounts but still get full blown hive reaction. I ate a very small amount of beef jerky a couple days ago and it was the worst reaction yet I sent an email to your site Interested in the desensitization protocol My natural instinct was to try to introduce small amounts, but I guess I didn’t start small enough One time it was just a spoonful of spaghetti, meat sauce, and got a full-blown hives reaction So I guess I’m going to re-introduce any kind of red meat it has to be smaller than a spoonful This last after eating a small amount of beef jerky was the absolute worst Full-blown hives Vomiting To the point of Lost consciousness Searching for a solution 😊
Had Lhymes in 2011-2012, developed a dairy allergy until 2019. Was good for 3-4 years and got anaplasmosis the new Lhymes in 2023... have been having intolerances to red meat, pork, and dairy again. Very bad stomach side effects and itchy at night
I found out 6 months ago I have developed alpha-gal allergic sensitivity. I live in southeast Missouri. I grew up eating red meat and dairy products with no issues even into adulthood. I was never lactose intolerant. After several years of increasing gastric disturbance I went to the dr and asked for allergy testing. Bingo! I cut out all red meat and dairy and I feel great. I was able to drop a stating and fenofibrate with Dr. approval and have great liver 'numbers'. It has definately had a silver lining to this allergy.
I have Alpha gal and can have no mammalian meat. I do have an appointment with a doctor in Virginia for SAAT treatment-an acupuncture that is suppose to "reset" your immune system, thereby allowing red meat/pork back into my diet. Fingers crossed!
I’m trying to get an appointment for SAAT myself. Was diagnosed with alpha gal in June ‘24. Even after eliminating all mammal foods, I’m reacting to my medications that contain stearic acid or magnesium stearate or gelatin and have had to have them specially made at a compounding pharmacy. It’s a nightmare.
@mariemarcum5613 Yep that sucks. I reacted to medicines as well. Hydrocodone put me in the hospital and anything that's a capsule I had to take the capsule apart to take the medicine. Praying for healing for you and anyone else with alpha-gal syndrome. Please don't forget to ask the Dr. That does your treatment. " What happens if I am bitten by 1 of the 7 to 8 ticks that now carry it or chiggers that have the ability to transmit AGS?" Like, will this treatment work again? Or will, it be a 1 time deal that I'll never have to worry about getting AGS again? Always ask. I forgot to ask but I'd really like to know if you wouldn't mind. Thanks and God bless.
@@Ricky-hm3no Yes! The articular acupuncturist is treating me for this ingredient in medications as well! I don't take any medications but I've always reacted to everything-dyes/contrast in MRI's, antibiotics, etc. so this acupuncture can treat that as well! I was told if I get bit again to come back and get a "tune up" but he really didn't elaborate.
@summersea78 I appreciate your feedback. I hope you never have to deal with this nasty stuff again. Wishing you the best and a lifetime of good health, blessings, and an abundance of love. 🙏 🙏
i had to stop @ 4 to comment. I live in charlottesville va - minutes ago got diagnosed and have been having such bad GI disorders and after an 8 month lag time to get seen by a gastro, my blood shows i have it. Thought it was gluten this whole time. WOW - currently mindblown and spiraling lol but yeah, this definitely has been a terrible experience and it makes sense as 80% of my protein intake is beef based.
I thought gluten was the culprit too, eliminated it but was still not well. I went to the doctor and told them I wanted the test as a friend has this. I’ve since gone to an allergist and I’m not allergic to wheat but I need to be careful with gluten as bread can have other ingredients that aren’t alpha gal friendly
plenty of holistic therapies. these boys are just talking bro science paid by small paul lol...very widely misunderstood nuanced topic with many holistic solutions. everyone thinks they are sick for the rest of their life and they give up. DONT GIVE UP
@@Adoubless98% success rate and it has helped people who have contracted mass cell AGS to eat red meat again. Have you tried it? From what I know is its usually 3 visits and if it hasn't subsided you continue until it's reset.
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i am 68yo. i have been told my ags may go back as far as my mid childhood. i have had all the symptoms to a degree all my life. i feel victimized by this damn thing and the med system. one of my dr says i have sibo and the alpha-gal is another issue. another dr says the alpha-gal is causing the sibo symptoms. i tried the anti-biotic treatment for the sibo. only a slight change and very short lived. so, the alpha-gal has been doing all this damage for decades to my body. i have never had a serious reaction. just a very slow snowballing process from my sinuses to every part of my gut. johnnie.... when you say "injections", is that like with a needle?
Are white rice and sweet potatoes animal based foods? How much honey and heart to eat per day? And also, is it ok if I eat 200 grams of cheese a day, or is it going to harm me?
Stay away from cheese unless you're doing ok with it. If you want to be able to eat red meat again I suggest doing the SAAT TREATMEMT AS THEY HAVE A 98% SUCCESS RATE
Not only allergic to meat and some dairy... many things are made using GELATIn, wich derives from it, ive seen cheeses and yogurts include it in the ingredients, any soft candy, and recently i thought i was eating a cashew bar, but it was a keto whatever so it had COLLAGEN, oh boy did I get sick, i was so angry.. im usually very carefull. capsules, and some ingredients like mono and diglicerides can be derived from animals, but it doesnt say, so i just stay away alltogether, these ingredients are in almost every cooky, candy and baked good.... it took me a while to figure out, i suffered unncesesarilly, specially cause im already vegetarian, so it was hard to realize it was the meat ingredient.... also BEER, beer and some liquors and wines use a clarifying agent derived of meat and will detonate the allergy... there hope that helps
Never been bitten by a tick but have symptoms of AGS - in the past 10 years I’ve had reactions (usually both vomiting/diarrhea) after eating beef and never linked that it could be AGS. Can anyone explain if this reaction is coming from eating beef from a tick bitten cow, for example? I reckon the chances of an animal who grazes and mostly lives outside would be more susceptible to getting bit by multiple ticks, rather than a human. Not saying humans don’t get bitten by ticks but I’m 95% sure I’ve never gotten bitten by one. So if we eat beef from a tick-bitten cow then those with this sensitivity can suffer from the alpha-gal infected beef?
The thing is you most likely have been bitten by a tick and just didn't know it. You could have been bitten on an area of your body that you either can't reach or see. When the tick has had its fill of its meal (you) it will simply drop off and fall to the ground. People usually don't feel getting bit. Get tested if possible.
I am suspecting Alpha gal since last May i have similar syptoms. I diagnosed my self but not clinical tested. Recently i discussed with my GP but he seems unaware of such allergy. He did give me simple meat allergy blood tests. will those test find out the Alpha Gal or there is specific test for it??.. I am in UK, London. I am 100% sure its Alpha Gal but GP initially give me antiboitics, the other doctor I saw said its bed bug (rubbish) or may be scabbies. Why doctors in Uk are unaware of this syndrome? If I eat red meat, in 4 to five hours my body gets red extremely itich spots. but when I take diary products I get body ache, wearedo sensation through out the body but no hives. please please let me know if there is specific test so I can request from GP.
There is a blood test panel for it and will show you your degree on sensitivity for common mammal meat. This can help tell if you can eat some or no mammal meat. I have this and I can go clean for 6-8 months and ease back. I am highly allergic to pork but if cooked separately I can tolerate white meat pork. I keep a response kit Benadryl and Famotidine, Prednisone, Epipen. Since often this comes on hours after eating it usually comes on after hours. I have learned to pick up very early symptoms and treat immediately and have stayed out of ER. I am not a doctor and this is my treatment and not medical advice. I live 4 miles from two different hospitals and will go when necessary. When I first started having symptoms I ended up in the ER and admitted both times. This was 10 years ago and most ER and general physicians where unaware. I had a conversation with an urgent care doctor just recently who was unaware of the disease and said she would read up on it.
Straight of the bat, this dude is talking about "Alpha Gal", what causes it and how common it is. The disease is not "Alpha Gal", it is "Alpha Gal syndrome". "Alpha Gal" refers to the type of molecule that triggers the reaction. But hey I am so cool that I do not need to be accurate when talking about health or scientific matter yo! /s Other dude say AGS is "a EGE modulated immune response"... which it is not... is is an IgE modulated immune response. All that within the first 55 seconds. @3:20.. "Some doctors do not know what AGS is".. Other Dude:"and do you think this might lead to some people being misdiagnosed?" Dooh! So, if you want accurate truthful information on Alpha Gal Syndrome, then this is not the video for you.
@@graciewilliams90 Look, if one is going to spout science and technicalities in order to sound knowledgeable, then the least you can do is be correct, otherwise do not bother, as you will be called out on it, you will look like an ejit, and the public are misinformed, the public now know that they have been misinformed, the public become less trusting of the messaging, and then who wins exactly. Wasting everyone's time with falsities. Do not be going defending sloppy pseudo scientists on youyube, as it only makes you appear as if you are in the same club. The adage "Do not shoot the messenger" is applicable to your reply herein above. Thanks and have a good day.
Have had it for years Ive passed out 3 Times on my bathroom floor after massive vomiting and diarreah at the same time while breaking out into hives and hearing my heart heat in my ears. Fun times.
World economic forum scientists are on record, stating that isolation of this odd ailment derived from ticks could be used as a weapon in favor of environmentalism. It could easily be engineered into mosquitoes and deliberately unleashed on the population by those in power who have an agenda. We should be concerned.
They're already doing this and mRNA vaccines delivered via mosquito bites
You just dropped are comedy-horror movie plot in the comment section, dude
@@maenad1231 id watch it lol
can you provide link to what your saying
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I've had alpha gal now for a couple years. It was rough in the beginning. I'd get terribly sick. As time went on I'd still eat what I wanted, but had gotten pretty good at just avoiding mammal products. My diet became a lot of chicken, turkey, and fish. If I had mammal products, like steak, I'd just pop a couple of immodiums, and I'd be fine other than some minor stomach aches. One thing, however, I never gave up, just simply refused too, was pizza. Lol I did not care how sick I got, and believe me, there were times I would have rather died than feel that level of gut pain. The only time I'd feel that pain is when I'd forget to take immodium with the pizza. However, I have noticed in the recent months. That pizza doesn't seem to bother me as much as it used to. In fact, I haven't taken much immodium at all, other than on rare occasions. If I knew I'd be on the road for a long period of time and just didn't want to risk being sick, I'd take some. But I still eat a lot of pizza, it's probably 3 to 4 times a week. From all different places. In the last two months or so I haven't been getting sick and haven't been taking immodium. So hearing about this decensitizing, it seems to line up with what's going on with me. I had pizza yesterday, feel completely fine today.
If you have alpha gal, immodium is your friend. Your best friend.
One other note you mite try, I have no idea if there's any research to explain this, but I typically eat once a day. Started that awhile back and just got used to it. But I have noticed that by doing that, it really seems to help out when I'd eat mammal products. Just didn't seem to get nearly as sick when I'd only have the one meal.
Everyone always seems to focus on red meat with alpha gal, but it's not just red meat. It's the alphagalactose molecule, that's where the name alpha gal comes from. It's a molecule only found in mammals. All mammals have it. So beef, pork, deer, elk, antelope, milk, cheese, and so on. All mammal products can/will make you sick. Poultry and sea food you're good to go. If your in the early stages of alpha gal, I feel for yea. And if you really want steak, than order in some ostrich steaks. Dark red meat that tastes like ribeye. No alpha gal. It's pricy stuff, but man it's worth every bite if you're craving a good steak without getting sick.
If you're going to eat out and not eat vegan, grab a box of immodium to take with you. I always took two pills before a big meal and it does wonders as far as keeping you from dying on the toilet. Benadryl also helps with other side effects, on rare occasions I'd take one before bed after having a large steak dinner.
Hope that long rant helps you out. Stay strong, it does get easier as time goes on.
P.S. They can make just about anything out of ground turkey, burgers, breakfast sausages and so on. Good luck.
Good tip to take Imodium prior to a meal, I usually take it when I’m having killer cramps and want to die.
I went carnivore 7 years ago and was in the best shape ever. Started to incorporate other foods back in my diet(carbs/vegetables)10 month later with success. 2020 I started having bizarre skin issues, lesions, hives, eczema- went back to carnivore but all symptoms remained.
Was just diagnosed with lyme and Alpha-gal last week.
I swear on my life I did not get bit by a tick. I have no idea how I got this, but I'm beginning to think this had been released as a bio-weapon.
There was a theory some years back that it could possibly be transmitted by chiggers also.
I've had this exact thought
@jnotgrass You are absolutely correct. My wife has done a crap ton of research because I have AGS. She's a medical provider and IMO the best in the tri-state area. She has confirmed that chiggers and about 7 other ticks carry this crap and that there is a possibility from mosquitoes biting certain animals, that they will soon be able to transmit AGS. Chiggers absolutely will give people AGS. It's really crappy. There is treatment for AGS that has a 98% success rate. It's called SAAT. It's acupuncture. Treatments are 550.00 a piece with a 3 part series for most people with AGS. Even thos who have contracted mass cell AGS have been reset to where they can eat red meats again without any complications. I'm thinking about doing this cause I really miss cooking great mexican food. I hope this helps. 🙏
@@jnotgrassTried to tag you but it didn't let me.
@jnotgrass it's no longer a theory but a fact. The latest clinical studies I have read have confirmed the transmission by sand fleas, lice and by consuming undercooked meat. Lyme has now become a food borne illness or may have always been, but was only recently confirmed.
Luckily, lab tests involving mosquitoes have not been able to successfully transmit the disease or so we are being told.
Thank you for the info. My daughter contracted Alpha Gal and Lyme over 18 years ago. She was misdiagnosed for over 9 years and it took its toll drastically on her physical and mental health as well as the financial toll.
Have her try SAAT for it. I did, it worked. I had AGS for almost 20 years and one needle in my ear fixed it.
I have been diagnosed with AGS sense early July and I am looking into SAAT treatment. It's essentially tiny acupuncture needles that are placed in your ear for a few weeks and seems so have a high success rate. I am from Barhamsville, VA. Best Wishes to anyone dealing with this new condition.
Can validate.
Yes!!
It worked for me.
My brother in law was just diagnosed in the lake Gaston area. (I grew up going to makemie woods camp in barhamsville) where is this treatment available in virginia?
@@brandonosprey7457 go to Dr Nader Soliman md website and look for people that have taken his course or directly to him, this is what I did.
Just got diagnosed and have had some horrible reactions but am going to try the protocol, thank you for sharing!
SAAT treatments have a success rate of 98%. It doesn't cure alpha-gal but it does reset your allergic reaction and makes it possible to eat res meat again.
I was diagnosed with AGS six months ago. Thankfully the symptoms I have are not severe, but it still has been life changing. It is so much more than just red meat that we have to avoid. There are mammal products in almost everything. You pretty much have to become vegan with some poultry or fish added in. Even some of the vegan products have made me react. Thank you for sharing this. I really pray there is a cure for this that will be discovered.
For 15 years I have been told I have GERD following gallbladder removal for a chest pain that still continued. Took forever for us to link IBS symptoms, severe muscle spasms, and chest pain to consuming a dinner hours ago. I have noticed the fattier parts are much worse, and unfortunately I am not even able to be around beef fumes, it'll be 20 minutes or less.
I’ve had it 7 years from a tick bite in South GA on Jekyll Island. It took me a year to get the histamines under control. I’ve learned to deal with it. Bacon I miss deeply.
What did you do for histamine control?
@@Michel-gb7gl xyzal works really good then I had SAAT done and I can eat mammals without having any reaction whatsoever.
If you still have Alpha-gal syndrome look into SAAT treatment if you want to eat that juicy bacon again my brother. SAAT treatment has a success rate of 98% and helping people get back to the foods they love. The treatment close to me is 550 per treatment and it's usually 3 treatments or more depending. But I highly recommend you check it out. I hope this helps you and gives you hope. God bless.
@@Michel-gb7glDiphenhydramine purely is best. However SAAT TREATMENT has a 98% success rate and getting people back to eating red meat. Hope this helps. 🙏
I've got alpha gal. Thank you for talking about it, I was honestly shocked and disappointed at how little my doctor and even my allergist seemed to know about it. The food industry is hiding mammal in almost everything, so the more awareness of this, the safer a lot of people will be. Maybe they will start taking mammal out of non-meat themed foods eventually, and maybe doctors will misdiagnose less and less.
You dont have it Loser
SAAT TREATMENTS are really helping people with AGS even if they contract MASS CELL. It's acupuncture in the ear that will reset the allergic reactions you have and make it possible to eat red meat again. Now it doesn't cure you of alpha-gal but it doesn't block the allergic reactions you would typically have.
My wife and I also have it. We were stunned at how just about everything have some time of beef product in it. We have an alpha gal "expert" In our town and she doesn't even really know anything. Or if it isn't textbook symptoms than she says your fine. Hope you feel better soon. I'm going to try eating small portions of rest meat to see if it goes away.
@chriscrouse2576 Don't do that bro. Honestly the safest thing is SAAT treatment to reset your immune system. There are so many things that can happen and for the worst by consuming mammal products. Medicine certain waters candy magnesium sterate, gelatin, kerageenan, dairy and so much more. Acupuncture is the safest bet.
Alpha gal girl here. This allergy made my heart pound really fast at resting over 200 beats per minute. I have constant headaches, rash sneezing, stomach issues. So I stay away from even body care products that have any alpha gal items in it.
Recently diagnosed.. lots to learn 😮
SAAT TREATMEMT 98% SUCCESS RATE it's expensive but worth it.
Thank you for covering this!
Hi thanks for the interesting info on Alpha Gal. I am one of a small but growing number of people who have this in East coast Australia. The research and knowledge of this is very limited here and I would be interested to hear if there is possibly success in desensitising as I recently saw a immunologist who at first believed she could reverse it and now is hesitant on its overall effectiveness and would not proceed.
Would 'Heart and Soil' like to expand their knowledge reach to Australia?
I am currently doing my own research and found your interview a little ray of light.
I was bitten by lonestar tick a year ago. Started becoming sick everytimeci ate beef. And suddenly started swelling and hurtimg from collagen peptides. Through an IGG test foumdcoutcim highly sensitive to beef.. Havent spoken with dr about thisxyestvas im also recoverimg from Lyme disease from a prior tick bite, and have mold toxicity and celiac disease.
I have reintroduced red meat, seems ok but when i tried collagen again yesterday i had a horrible reaction.
I'm glad you have a video on this
IF you are NOT experiencing anaphylaxis from eating red meat, taking anti-histamines like Zyrtec 20 mg and Famitodine 20 mg. daily may extend the exposure period and may provide a more gradually reduced reactivity to red meat.
Almost 20 years now, how much longer?
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Maybe use complete sentences?!?
"Almost twenty years of what??
Meat eating???
Anti-histamine taking???
Whaaaaat????
@@user-ck8yo8kg4c well they were talking about AGS and I was commenting on having it for almost 20 years and they also said it may reduce reactivity to red meat, when? Is what I asked. So having this for so long it should have dissipated by now but it has not.
My son & I both contracted Alpha Gal 17 years ago. He has been able to desensitize to where he can sometimes eat some mammal meat. 17 years later, I still cannot. I've had reactions just from breathing in grilled burgers that were burning over the coals. Reactions are whole body hives and horrible abdominal pain that feels like childbirth.
There is a procedure being done now by chiropractors (SAAS) that is similar to acupuncture in the ear that is supposed to be getting great results. Unfortunately, many chiropractors are taking a single-visit $200 treatment and drawing it out to try and soak patients for $1000 and more. They won't take insurance for treatment either. I can't find one around here that will do it for less than $1500. Seriously- it's a single needle in the ear. On principle alone I will keep my Alpha Gal before making my chiropractor's boat payment.
Alpha Gal degenerates bone cartilage quickly. I think it's the lack of meat protein and collagen. I've been taking green-lipped mussel and sea cucumber to help regenerate cartilage. Not sure if it's working.
All vaccines have mammal protein in them, including the covid shot. They don't tell you that, and if you ask your doctor, chances are they won't even know. If you have Alpha Gal, think very carefully before you allow them to inject anything in you because many shots stay in your system for months and even years.
Alpha Gal is something you can live with. It's not fun, but it's possible. There are worse things you can have, and I know many people who are dealing with something far worse. I know a lot of things about Alpha Gal that even researchers and doctors don't know as I have had it for almost 2 decades.
SAAT TREATMEMT is the best way to go unfortunately yes it's expensive. Where I am it's 550 for a single treatment and it's a 3 part series unless you need further treatment but it's the only thing as of now that has the best success rate.
@@Ricky-hm3no As a matter of principle I've already decided I won't do that. It has nothing to do with money. It has to do with the chiropractic community deciding to take a simple treatment and turning it into a multi-treatment process to soak their patients.
I've had AGS for 16 years and my local chiropractor insists I need a $500 AGS diagnostic test before she'll give me the SAAT. Then after the SAAT, there are 3 counseling sessions that are mandatory. I despise this about the medical community and I won't support it. I'd rather live with the AGS.
I'm so sick of people saying just red meat! I can't eat a damn thing! Do more freaking research! Hope?????????
Can you explain please? What else can't you eat?
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I have alpha gal can't eat anything without heart racing palpitations and syncope from low bp.
I now have mcas from aloha gal. Im allergric to everything and been on a feeding tube for 2 years over it
There's bottled water that I can't drink because of alpha gal.
@bionic699 Yes smart water, deer park evian are vegan tho!
Biofilm busters plus antimicrobials,antiparasiticals , then binders, is what I would be doing, same for mold candidia and microbial overgrowth and even cancer . Carnivore and heart and soil to gain strength once the infections are cleared .❤
Hi I am really interested in what you said, can you tell me more about what you mean?
I definitely have this. When I eat red meat or dairy my hair follicles hurt a lot ! Like my scalp hurts a lot. I’m going to start the protocol starting tomorrow. Even one meat ball is enough to give me those symptoms so I’ll start super small and slowly move my way up .
SAAT TREATMEMT IS THE BEST WAY TO GO. These people telling people to introduce small portions to theor diet is not optimal. They are gonna end up killing someone. Medical professionals is who I would listen to. However SAAT TREATMEMT HAS A SUCCESS RATE OF 98% ACCUPUNCTURE
I got Alpha Gal about 4 years ago and can’t eat any red meat or pork
I’ve tried eating very small amounts but still get full blown hive reaction.
I ate a very small amount of beef jerky a couple days ago and it was the worst reaction yet
I sent an email to your site
Interested in the desensitization protocol
My natural instinct was to try to introduce small amounts, but I guess I didn’t start small enough
One time it was just a spoonful of spaghetti, meat sauce, and got a full-blown hives reaction
So I guess I’m going to re-introduce any kind of red meat it has to be smaller than a spoonful
This last after eating a small amount of beef jerky was the absolute worst
Full-blown hives
Vomiting
To the point of Lost consciousness
Searching for a solution
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SOLUTION IS SAAT TREATMEMT 98% SUCCESS RATE. Hope this helps.
Had Lhymes in 2011-2012, developed a dairy allergy until 2019. Was good for 3-4 years and got anaplasmosis the new Lhymes in 2023... have been having intolerances to red meat, pork, and dairy again. Very bad stomach side effects and itchy at night
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I found out 6 months ago I have developed alpha-gal allergic sensitivity. I live in southeast Missouri. I grew up eating red meat and dairy products with no issues even into adulthood. I was never lactose intolerant. After several years of increasing gastric disturbance I went to the dr and asked for allergy testing. Bingo! I cut out all red meat and dairy and I feel great. I was able to drop a stating and fenofibrate with Dr. approval and have great liver 'numbers'. It has definately had a silver lining to this allergy.
SAAT TREATMEMT 98% SUCCESS RATE. You'll be eating red meat in no time. 9 weeks at least.
I have Alpha gal and can have no mammalian meat. I do have an appointment with a doctor in Virginia for SAAT treatment-an acupuncture that is suppose to "reset" your immune system, thereby allowing red meat/pork back into my diet. Fingers crossed!
It's going to work. Congratulations 🎊 👏
I’m trying to get an appointment for SAAT myself. Was diagnosed with alpha gal in June ‘24. Even after eliminating all mammal foods, I’m reacting to my medications that contain stearic acid or magnesium stearate or gelatin and have had to have them specially made at a compounding pharmacy. It’s a nightmare.
@mariemarcum5613 Yep that sucks. I reacted to medicines as well. Hydrocodone put me in the hospital and anything that's a capsule I had to take the capsule apart to take the medicine. Praying for healing for you and anyone else with alpha-gal syndrome. Please don't forget to ask the Dr. That does your treatment. " What happens if I am bitten by 1 of the 7 to 8 ticks that now carry it or chiggers that have the ability to transmit AGS?" Like, will this treatment work again? Or will, it be a 1 time deal that I'll never have to worry about getting AGS again? Always ask. I forgot to ask but I'd really like to know if you wouldn't mind. Thanks and God bless.
@@Ricky-hm3no Yes! The articular acupuncturist is treating me for this ingredient in medications as well! I don't take any medications but I've always reacted to everything-dyes/contrast in MRI's, antibiotics, etc. so this acupuncture can treat that as well! I was told if I get bit again to come back and get a "tune up" but he really didn't elaborate.
@summersea78 I appreciate your feedback. I hope you never have to deal with this nasty stuff again. Wishing you the best and a lifetime of good health, blessings, and an abundance of love. 🙏 🙏
i had to stop @ 4 to comment. I live in charlottesville va - minutes ago got diagnosed and have been having such bad GI disorders and after an 8 month lag time to get seen by a gastro, my blood shows i have it. Thought it was gluten this whole time. WOW - currently mindblown and spiraling lol but yeah, this definitely has been a terrible experience and it makes sense as 80% of my protein intake is beef based.
I thought gluten was the culprit too, eliminated it but was still not well. I went to the doctor and told them I wanted the test as a friend has this. I’ve since gone to an allergist and I’m not allergic to wheat but I need to be careful with gluten as bread can have other ingredients that aren’t alpha gal friendly
Isn't there an acupuncture treatment, that has very fine small needles in the ear for some time?
Yes, helps for some.
plenty of holistic therapies. these boys are just talking bro science paid by small paul lol...very widely misunderstood nuanced topic with many holistic solutions. everyone thinks they are sick for the rest of their life and they give up. DONT GIVE UP
Yes - SAAT. Find a SAAT certified clinician.
@@Adoubless98% success rate and it has helped people who have contracted mass cell AGS to eat red meat again. Have you tried it? From what I know is its usually 3 visits and if it hasn't subsided you continue until it's reset.
@@Ricky-hm3no my mother has a pretty severe case, it seems like it weakens her symptoms, but doesn’t rid of them.
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I got a doctor's call 4 days ago, I have this Dann alpa gal. Joking fever sweating up a storm. I'm ok
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i am 68yo. i have been told my ags may go back as far as my mid childhood. i have had all the symptoms to a degree all my life. i feel victimized by this damn thing and the med system. one of my dr says i have sibo and the alpha-gal is another issue. another dr says the alpha-gal is causing the sibo symptoms. i tried the anti-biotic treatment for the sibo. only a slight change and very short lived. so, the alpha-gal has been doing all this damage for decades to my body. i have never had a serious reaction. just a very slow snowballing process from my sinuses to every part of my gut. johnnie.... when you say "injections", is that like with a needle?
Are white rice and sweet potatoes animal based foods? How much honey and heart to eat per day? And also, is it ok if I eat 200 grams of cheese a day, or is it going to harm me?
No rice and sweet potatoes aren't recommended
I thought white rice and sweet potato are okay@@mudd7522
Stay away from cheese unless you're doing ok with it. If you want to be able to eat red meat again I suggest doing the SAAT TREATMEMT AS THEY HAVE A 98% SUCCESS RATE
What about stevia leaves?
Chickens eat ticks! I can't eat chicken! Do you think maybe that's why?????
Cause the tick has all it needs to inject into you to trigger the allergy.
No, I don’t think that’s correlated or how the allergy works.
@@92F0XBody Based upon what evidence?
It’s probably the feed that the chickens were fed. It’s often got animal byproducts in it. Find pastured organic chicken.
Not only allergic to meat and some dairy... many things are made using GELATIn, wich derives from it, ive seen cheeses and yogurts include it in the ingredients, any soft candy, and recently i thought i was eating a cashew bar, but it was a keto whatever so it had COLLAGEN, oh boy did I get sick, i was so angry.. im usually very carefull. capsules, and some ingredients like mono and diglicerides can be derived from animals, but it doesnt say, so i just stay away alltogether, these ingredients are in almost every cooky, candy and baked good.... it took me a while to figure out, i suffered unncesesarilly, specially cause im already vegetarian, so it was hard to realize it was the meat ingredient.... also BEER, beer and some liquors and wines use a clarifying agent derived of meat and will detonate the allergy... there hope that helps
I have added. I tried little red meat. Smaller than a dime but it made me really bad sick and my stomach hurt really bad.what can I do.
I’m looking for research on AGS and oxalates. It’s just a lead at the moment
Never been bitten by a tick but have symptoms of AGS - in the past 10 years I’ve had reactions (usually both vomiting/diarrhea) after eating beef and never linked that it could be AGS. Can anyone explain if this reaction is coming from eating beef from a tick bitten cow, for example? I reckon the chances of an animal who grazes and mostly lives outside would be more susceptible to getting bit by multiple ticks, rather than a human. Not saying humans don’t get bitten by ticks but I’m 95% sure I’ve never gotten bitten by one. So if we eat beef from a tick-bitten cow then those with this sensitivity can suffer from the alpha-gal infected beef?
The thing is you most likely have been bitten by a tick and just didn't know it. You could have been bitten on an area of your body that you either can't reach or see. When the tick has had its fill of its meal (you) it will simply drop off and fall to the ground. People usually don't feel getting bit. Get tested if possible.
You may have gotten AGS from chiggers too.
I am suspecting Alpha gal since last May i have similar syptoms. I diagnosed my self but not clinical tested. Recently i discussed with my GP but he seems unaware of such allergy. He did give me simple meat allergy blood tests. will those test find out the Alpha Gal or there is specific test for it??.. I am in UK, London. I am 100% sure its Alpha Gal but GP initially give me antiboitics, the other doctor I saw said its bed bug (rubbish) or may be scabbies. Why doctors in Uk are unaware of this syndrome? If I eat red meat, in 4 to five hours my body gets red extremely itich spots. but when I take diary products I get body ache, wearedo sensation through out the body but no hives. please please let me know if there is specific test so I can request from GP.
There is a blood test panel for it and will show you your degree on sensitivity for common mammal meat. This can help tell if you can eat some or no mammal meat. I have this and I can go clean for 6-8 months and ease back. I am highly allergic to pork but if cooked separately I can tolerate white meat pork. I keep a response kit Benadryl and Famotidine, Prednisone, Epipen. Since often this comes on hours after eating it usually comes on after hours. I have learned to pick up very early symptoms and treat immediately and have stayed out of ER. I am not a doctor and this is my treatment and not medical advice. I live 4 miles from two different hospitals and will go when necessary.
When I first started having symptoms I ended up in the ER and admitted both times. This was 10 years ago and most ER and general physicians where unaware. I had a conversation with an urgent care doctor just recently who was unaware of the disease and said she would read up on it.
Covid brings it out Imo ? And yes world economic forum is freighting
It's not the meat that people are allergic to. It's the plethora of chemicals we're being bombarded with daily that's increasing people's sensitivity.
ruclips.net/video/owJ8aOBvEv0/видео.htmlsi=rZof2dzXnj_ohmGd
Straight of the bat, this dude is talking about "Alpha Gal", what causes it and how common it is. The disease is not "Alpha Gal", it is "Alpha Gal syndrome". "Alpha Gal" refers to the type of molecule that triggers the reaction. But hey I am so cool that I do not need to be accurate when talking about health or scientific matter yo! /s
Other dude say AGS is "a EGE modulated immune response"... which it is not... is is an IgE modulated immune response.
All that within the first 55 seconds.
@3:20.. "Some doctors do not know what AGS is".. Other Dude:"and do you think this might lead to some people being misdiagnosed?" Dooh!
So, if you want accurate truthful information on Alpha Gal Syndrome, then this is not the video for you.
Being pedantic about the chemistry and verbiage is not helpful when trying to raise awareness to the general public
@@graciewilliams90 Look, if one is going to spout science and technicalities in order to sound knowledgeable, then the least you can do is be correct, otherwise do not bother, as you will be called out on it, you will look like an ejit, and the public are misinformed, the public now know that they have been misinformed, the public become less trusting of the messaging, and then who wins exactly. Wasting everyone's time with falsities.
Do not be going defending sloppy pseudo scientists on youyube, as it only makes you appear as if you are in the same club.
The adage "Do not shoot the messenger" is applicable to your reply herein above.
Thanks and have a good day.
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Kris Newby was the original alpha gal tho, amirite
Have had it for years Ive passed out 3
Times on my bathroom floor after massive vomiting and diarreah at the same time while breaking out into hives and hearing my heart heat in my ears. Fun times.
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Ticks are man made. Talk about that.
How is that possible?
I eat blts and venison occasionally with no side
Effects