03/10/2025
We are seeing increasing levels of Urea and ureamic toxins in blood test results. The detrimental role of the end-products of protein fermentation, such as ammonia, have been recognized on the colonic microbiota and epithelial health, in particular on the colon cells life span and function (Hughes and Magee, 2000; Yao et al., 2016; Hamid Said, 2018).
The excessive production of ammonia, but also of other gaseous products, including CO2 and H2S, may occur as a consequence of protein-rich or imbalanced diets, or in diverse pathogeneses where excessive protein fermentation occurs, including irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis, and colorectal cancer (Hughes and Magee, 2000; Yao et al., 2016).
If you have been showing increases in urea and therefore ammonia, you may feel occasionally nauseas, not hungry, dizzy, just feeling off kilter and digestive upsets. Long term issues with this is damage to gut cells and increaed risk of bowel cancer. If urea is above 8, we consider your blood to be toxic and every cell will he affected, especially brain cells.
There are some simple things you can use to quickly mop up urea and ureamic toxins to feel better within hours.
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