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Suggestion Parameters
Sample:A Priori (from theoretical deduction)
Bacteria Selection:Outside of Range
Filter: From Special Studies V2: Official Diagnosis: Autoimmune Disease_Drugs
Rank Used: All Ranks
Shifts Used:High and Low Levels
Citations Used:

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With antibiotics, if there is no significant response, there may be antibiotic resistance. Bacteria do share resistance genes between themselves. Consider moving on to a different one, ideally a different family.

To Add or Increase
Modifier (Alt Names on Hover) Confidence Foods Containing
🕮  neomycin (antibiotic)s 0.389
🕮  Hesperidin (polyphenol) 0.363  📏 🍱
🕮  hyoscyamine (l),(prescription) 0.339
🕮  spectinomycin dihydrochloride (antibiotic) 0.335
🕮  vancomycin (antibiotic) 0.334
🕮  nitrofurantoin (antibiotic) 0.29
🕮  amoxicillin (antibiotic)s 0.288
🕮  garlic (allium sativum) 0.288  📏
🕮  atorvastatin (prescription) 0.285  📏
🕮  piperacillin-tazobactam (antibiotic)s 0.277
🕮  cefaclor hydrate (antibiotic) 0.274
Caffeine 0.271 🍱
🕮  dopamine (prescription) 0.269
🕮  naproxen,(prescription) 0.265
vitamin b3 (niacin) 0.263  📏 🍱
🕮  thiamine hydrochloride (vitamin B1) 0.262  📏 🍱
🕮  biperiden hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
racepinephrine hcl,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  metolazone,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  trimetazidine dihydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
medrysone,(prescription) 0.256
d-cycloserine (antibiotic) 0.256
🕮  dinoprost trometamol,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  vigabatrin,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  fluticasone propionate,(prescription) 0.256
luteolin (flavonoid) 0.256  📏 🍱
🕮  nabumetone,(prescription) 0.256
sulfadoxine,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  alfuzosin hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  fluvoxamine maleate,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  amiloride hydrochloride dihydrate,(prescription) 0.256
nystatine,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  acamprosate calcium,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  doxepin hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
zardaverine non-drug 0.256
sulfachloropyridazine,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  megestrol acetate,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  buflomedil hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  procarbazine hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  oxymetazoline hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
Theobromine (in food) 0.256 🍱
torsemide,(prescription) 0.256
debrisoquin sulfate,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  papaverine hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  tiabendazole,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  carbachol,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  isotretinoin,(prescription) 0.256
atracurium besylate,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  iodixanol,(prescription) 0.256
urosiol,(prescription) 0.256
(s)-(-)-cycloserine (antibiotic) 0.256
norcyclobenzaprine,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  bromhexine hydrochloride,(prescription) 0.256
etifenin,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  sulfasalazine,(prescription) 0.256
iproniazide phosphate,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  meloxicam,(prescription) 0.256
fosfosal,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  nadolol,(prescription) 0.256
🕮  bemegride,(prescription) 0.256

To Remove or Decrease
Modifier Confidence Foods Containing
🕮  inulin (prebiotic) 1 🍱
🕮  fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.746
arabinoxylan oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.745
soy 0.705
🕮  Human milk oligosaccharides (prebiotic, Holigos, Stachyose) 0.661 🍱
🕮  lactulose 0.569
resistant starch 0.542 🍱
🕮  Cacao 0.525 🍱
raffinose(sugar beet) 0.479 🍱
wheat bran 0.42 🍱
🕮  galacto-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.413
🕮  Glucomannan 0.395
jerusalem artichoke (prebiotic) 0.388 🍱
green tea 0.376 🍱
wheat 0.37 🍱
🕮  resveratrol (grape seed/polyphenols/red wine) 0.359 🍱
proton-pump inhibitors (prescription) 0.344
apple 0.342 🍱
chondrus crispus (red sea weed) 0.341
barley,oat 0.338
clostridium butyricum (probiotics),Miya,Miyarisan 0.332
sesame cake/meal 0.325 🍱
bacillus subtilis (probiotics) 0.323
🕮  lactobacillus acidophilus (probiotics) 0.32
almonds/ almond skins 0.319 🍱
🕮  lactobacillus plantarum (probiotics) 0.313
ketogenic diet 0.313
🕮  oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.29 🍱
high fiber diet 0.287
red wine 0.285 🍱
fish oil 0.278 🍱
🕮  gum arabic (prebiotic) 0.274
🕮  lactobacillus plantarum,xylooligosaccharides,(prebiotic) (probiotics) 0.27
mediterranean diet 0.259
🕮  pectin 0.245
🕮  enterococcus faecium (probiotic) 0.244
🕮  wasabi 0.238
oats 0.231 🍱
Conjugated Linoleic Acid 0.226 🍱
🕮  Burdock Root 0.225
magnesium 0.223 🍱
blueberry 0.222 🍱
daesiho-tang 0.215
🕮  bifidobacterium lactis bb12 (probiotics) 0.209
🕮  Pulses 0.206 🍱
vsl#3 (probiotics) 0.205
partially hydrolysed guar gum,fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.204
ku ding cha tea 0.197
Slippery Elm 0.197
l-proline 0.196 🍱
grape seed extract 0.194
whey 0.194
pomegranate 0.193
barley 0.186
fruit/legume fibre 0.184
chicory (prebiotic) 0.18 🍱
arabinogalactan (prebiotic) 0.177
🕮  noni 0.17
🕮  zinc 0.166 🍱
resistant maltodextrin 0.158 🍱

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NOTE: (Heparin, hyaluronan, or chondroitin sulfate) and Lactobacillus probiotics should not be taken concurrently.

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