Question Please Help

no, that's what i saw in my crystal ball. maybe the ball has a sense of humor, but i certainly do not. i resent the accusation.

 

tikoo, you're right. I'll stick to my own devices and leave you to yours in this matter.

 

You're right, I should never have accused you of being funny. However your crystal ball is a dweeb.

 

i agree.

 

The post nasal drip gets significantly better when I don't eat for days or for several hours. Its best when I wake up in the morning because it tends to be at its thinnest level. The smell coming from my throat gets horrible as soon as food touches it. I have done some research. Trimethylaminuria also known as fish odor syndrome is a rare metabolic disorder that causes a defect in the normal production of the enzyme Flavin containing monooxygenase 3 (FMO3). When FMO3 is not working correctly or if not enough enzyme is produced, the body loses the ability to properly break down trimethylamine (TMA) from precursor compounds in food digestion into trimethylamine oxide (TMAO) through a process called N-oxygenation. Trimethylamine then builds up and is released in the person's sweat, urine, and breath, giving off a strong fishy odor or strong body odor. It can cause the odor in your breath or body. I believe it is relating to my breath because my body odor is fine. Please take the time to watch this clip to see how crippling this disease really is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy4f7rUicVA

 

Tikoo can you please tell me more. I am not sure how to go about the healing process and what I have written about Trimethylaminuria, does it seem reasonable that I have this? Also what about my thyroid in my throat, Should I have this checked out immediately

 

You have certainly done some serious research, all righty.

Trimethylaminuria may be what you have. However I'm a little leery of seizing upon a diagnosis - what's needed is some problem-solving analysis, and making sure the diagnosis really fits the facts. For example, the first question that occurs to me is: If you have a genetic disease that is causing your bad breath, why did it not manifest until you were 15 years old? Is this a common progression for this type of condition?

 

Great question. I did move into my mother's basement at age 15. Maybe I had an allergic reaction to mold in the basement I don't know. Interesting things I've noticed. When I get sick, my post nasal drip seems to go away for a while so that it can tend to the new sickness I have. Exercising helps a great deal and not eating for long periods of time. What do you guys think?

 

I think you need to strengthen your immune system. Getting sick temporarily does that, and so does exercise. Not eating...hmmm, not sure about that one. Maybe it cuts down on the raw materials available for your body to manufacture mucus? Or of course, the door is still open regarding food allergies - or it may be that certain foods you eat provide some particular substance that feeds the biological process that exacerbates your ailment. You might need to try experimenting with fasting for a while, then introducing one food at a time to test its effects.

By the way, any food that contains significant amounts of protein will provide the raw material for your body to produce more mucus. It might be interesting to try a high-carb diet with just enough protein to provide your daily requirements. And maybe try getting your protein completely from plant products like beans, nuts, and legumes instead of meat or dairy products, and see if that has any effect. Also you can get fairly good amounts of protein by eating whole grains, or from bread or pasta made from whole grains.

You might also consider testing a gluten-free diet for a while. But I would hold off on that until after trying the nutritional tests I suggested above.

Have you tried taking decongestants for any length of time? And if so, what were the results?

 

I have tried taking decongestants and they have done nothing for me. In no means do I mean to be disrespectful but I am a little surprised that a psychic on this forum has yet to be able to say “ Yes, this is what you have, this is your diagnosis” I am really beginning to run out of the energy to continue to figure out what is going on. I’m just don’t know if I want to continue to play this guessing game anymore. “It could be this it could be that.” At the end of the day I just don’t think there is a cure. Unless I can get a definite YES from someone then I honestly think I may just give up. I will continue to pray for healing, but this may be all I can do.

 

yes , it's all you can do . consider this 'all you can do' . it is prayer of the whole body and there is action to it . go into action , act as a prayer , dance if you wish . i will not reply to this concern again . i've said all i can know that might be useful .

 

i was not speaking of your thyroid gland, but your thyroid chakra - the spiritual energy center located at the base of the throat

the thyroid chakra governs communication and will, and its corresponding colour is light blue - you can wear a choker with a light blue stone (aquamarine or turquoise for example) or simply tie a lovely blue ribbon around your neck - try this for a week and see if things improve

all diseases begin on the highest plane, eventually vibrating down to the physical level manifesting as a disorder.....treat the spiritual aspect first and the rest will fall into place

 

thank you for all of the insight

 

"Psychic" isn't what most people think it is. The real, underlying basis of "psychic" and everything else is "spiritual." Psychic phenomena offer a clue and a window to the spiritual - but usually not a magic wand. Usually the answer lies in years-long struggles for self-understanding and transformation. In your case, it appears that struggle is the real answer to your disease, and the reward will be in the self-understanding that results.

If you have any interest in continuing that struggle, I'll be happy to continue offering my analytical skills and knowledge, such as they are. The one psychic insight that I have to offer right now is what I wrote in the previous paragraph. The analytical insights I have to offer come from my studies in biochemistry and fairly substantial native abilities. Even so, as I said, I think the answer for you lies in struggle. It's your prerogative to give up that struggle if you like. I can relate - there's something I've been struggling with most of my life, and I've lost count of the number of times I've been ready to give up.