§ The Investigation Series
The Investigation Series

Eight conditions. One upstream question.

The H. Pylori Investigation Series is eight peer-reviewed condition guides — one for each clinical presentation the literature has associated with H. pylori beyond the digestive tract. Each guide maps the mechanism, the standard workup's blind spot, the labs to request, and the questions to bring to a physician. Every claim is graded.

8 Investigation guides
3 Evidence tiers
120+ Peer-reviewed citations
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Nutritional
Guide № 01 · Iron Deficiency

Why your iron won't budge

Refractory iron deficiency in adults who absorb fine on paper — what the standard workup overlooks.

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Nutritional
Guide № 02 · Chronic Fatigue

The fatigue nobody can name

Unexplained, post-exertional, "all-labs-normal" fatigue — and the gastric pathway worth ruling out.

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Metabolic & Cognitive
Guide № 03 · Brain Fog

The brain fog investigation

Cognitive symptoms with no structural finding — vitamin pathways, inflammation, and the gut–brain axis.

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Autoimmune
Guide № 04 · Thyroid

The thyroid–stomach connection

Hashimoto's autoimmunity and the molecular-mimicry hypothesis — the evidence base, plainly graded.

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Skin
Guide № 05 · Chronic Hives

When the hives won't stop

Chronic spontaneous urticaria and the mast cell axis — what an allergist might not order.

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Metabolic & Cognitive
Guide № 06 · Metabolic

The metabolic question

Insulin signalling, inflammation, and the case for a gastric workup before the next medication trial.

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Nutritional
Guide № 07 · B12 Deficiency

B12 that won't hold

Low B12 in adults who are supplementing — intrinsic factor, atrophic gastritis, and the workup most miss.

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Skin
Guide № 08 · Rosacea

The rosacea workup

Vasoactive peptides, telangiectasia, and a peer-reviewed link the dermatology workup rarely tests for.

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The free H. Pylori Overview introduces the diagnostic gap, the four systemic mechanisms, and which of the eight guides is the right next step for your specific symptom. Single email delivery, no subscription.

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