00:00 We are going to make oat flour and oat milk today.
00:05 We of course need oatmeal.
00:08 And then I just cleaned the living hell out of this because it's my family's.
00:13 So none of my main allergens have ever been in there, which is good.
00:17 I'm pretty sure all we do is just add the oats in and then blend it.
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00:31 Okay, I think this is a sleigh.
00:33 [LAUGH] It looks very flowery.
00:37 And my water.
00:40 I'm just gonna eyeball this.
00:42 Just washed my hands.
00:44 Now we are going to try to make cookie dough balls.
00:49 We've got nine cookies.
00:52 Also something I wanna note is that you're not supposed to heat up the formula.
00:56 So I can't bake it or microwave it or anything.
00:59 So we're gonna use the formula as frosting after we take the cookies out and
01:04 let them cool off.
01:06 These are going in the oven.
01:08 [SOUND] This is an eight ounce cup and
01:14 that's equivalent to one cup.
01:19 [SOUND] Apparently you're supposed to strain it,
01:24 but I don't really feel comfortable using a dish cloth.
01:31 So I'm just gonna try it straight up and we'll see how this goes.
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01:38 Cheers.
01:39 [BLANK_AUDIO]
01:44 [LAUGH] Odie.
01:46 I'm gonna mix in some aloe care and hope that does something.
01:50 [BLANK_AUDIO]
01:53 Mm-hm.
01:53 [SOUND] All right, we're taking the cookies out.
01:56 [BLANK_AUDIO]
02:01 It's dry, but good.
02:02 We're gonna make some frosting.
02:04 [BLANK_AUDIO]
02:06 With the aloe care, wait, hold on.
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02:21 Let's talk about medication.
02:27 So I'm on a lot and this is the full list.
02:31 Zolair is a lifesaver, point blank period.
02:34 That is just a quick shot that I do in my stomach and
02:39 it's yeah, pretty easy.
02:41 Hyzentra is a weekly infusion that takes three to four hours.
02:48 And it was originally prescribed to me by my doctor who helps treat my dysautonomia.
02:54 But it's also really good for autoimmune issues in general and
02:58 has awesome anti-inflammatory purposes.
03:03 Next is Cromalin,
03:04 which I showed in my last video just when I was premedicating for dinner.
03:09 I take four liquid vials before breakfast, before lunch,
03:13 before dinner, and then before I go to bed.
03:16 The next is Xyluton, also known as Xiflo.
03:19 That is a huge one for me.
03:22 That one's really, really, really important for keeping my airways open.
03:26 Montelutcast, aka Singular, aka depression drug.
03:31 [LAUGH] Next is ketotophen, ketotyphin.
03:35 I don't really know how to pronounce it.
03:36 But I also used to be on that twice a day, but
03:40 now I'm just down to once a day, which is great.
03:42 Hydroxazine is another one that I was on twice a day, but
03:46 over the last few months I've tapered it down to once a day.
03:49 It is also used for anxiety, which is like a two for one special for me, I guess.
03:55 Like it kills two birds with one stone, that's what I'm saying.
03:57 Next is fexofenadine, that's just Allegra, so
04:00 you can buy that over the counter.
04:02 I was on that three times a day, but again, over the last few months,
04:05 I've worked with my doctor to taper it down to once a day.
04:08 Centrazine is Zyrtec, again, you can get that over the counter.
04:12 I was also on that three times a day, but I've tapered it down to once a day.
04:16 Benadryl, everybody knows Benadryl, that is like a staple.
04:20 Thamotidine is just Pepsid, again, you can get it over the counter.
04:24 Omeprazole, everybody knows her, that I just take in the morning.
04:28 Aspirin is really good for flushing and rashes, so I take that once a day.
04:32 Okay, and then real quick for dysautonomia, pyridostamine, mitodrine,
04:36 flutocortisone, they all help with nerve impulses, blood pressure,
04:41 blood flow, all that good stuff.
04:43 And then last is Prozac, fluoxetine, that's for my anxiety,
04:48 just cuz I'm a little anxious sometimes, probably for good reason.
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