Fat-soluble vitamins can help with endotoxin. 🧵 Endotoxin causes:...

The symptoms of leaky gut syndrome are caused by endotoxin-induced inflammation and energy down-regulation.
TLR4, the endotoxin receptor, initiates the cascade of inflammatory proteins.
Vitamin D (2,000 iu/day) reduces TLR4 expression and downstream inflammation.
Keeping the gut sealed and keeping endotoxin out of general circulation is key.
Children with lower levels of vitamin A have leaky guts.
Vitamin A helps seal the gut.
Vitamin E reduces sickness behaviors and endotoxin-inflammation.
Vitamin E prevents the endotoxin-induced rise in corticosterone, the rat equivalent of cortisol. It also decreases cortisol in endotoxin-dosed pigs.
It plays a role in arthritis, IBD, sepsis, cancer, atherosclerosis, heart failure, diabetes, obesity, MS, Alzheimer’s, and severe coof. Vitamin K2 MK-4 reduces endotoxin-induced elevations in IL-6.
K1 supplementation/sufficiency almost doubled K2 levels in the rats. Vitamin K2 reduces brain inflammation triggered by endotoxin.
Dephosphorylation makes endotoxin less inflammatory because it reduces TLR4 activation. Vitamin K2 increases I-ALP.
6 oz beef liver a week provides a lot of vitamin A.
Sunlight can provide enough vitamin D in the summer.
Hard cheeses are good sources of K2.
Green leafy veg provides K1 (see parsley!).
Unsaturated fats (seed/vig/fish oil) increase the need for vitamin E.
D3 in olive oil, 4k iu for the 6-month winter.
Sunbathing the rest of the year.
K2 - 8mg/day.
Vitamin E 200-800 ui/day.
Vitamin A 1700 ug/day.
Your needs are not necessarily the same as mine...
Epigenetics vitamin A (retinyl palmitate).
Nature's Answer Vitamin D3 in olive oil.
Idealabs Kuinone K2.
Now Foods E-200.
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