Research Protocols

For the problems nobody gave you a straight answer on

The Blueprints start from a goal you chose. These start from a problem you did not. Each one lays out what is actually going on, why it keeps coming back, exactly what to test, and every compound worth considering — graded by how much human evidence exists, not by how well it sells.

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Small Intestinal Bacterial OvergrowthA research protocol for small intestinal bacterial overgrowth — built on the motility failure underneath it, not just the bugs on top.Helicobacter pyloriA research protocol for Helicobacter pylori — why the natural arsenal belongs in arm three, and what happens when people put it in arm two.Intestinal Candida & Fungal OvergrowthA research protocol for intestinal fungal overgrowth — including the uncomfortable part, which is that most people told they have this do not.

How to read these

Every compound carries a tier. Clinical means randomized human trials. Correlative means human observational data, or trials in an adjacent condition. Theoretical means mechanism, animal or in-vitro only. Those tiers describe how much human evidence exists — not how well something works. This is the research space; most of what is here is new rather than disproven.

Everything on these pages is free. The doses, the sequencing and the week-by-week schedules are inside Skool.