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Our research and technology is advancing the field of personalized medicine. Using true quantitative PCR DNA analysis coupled with ongoing educational and technical support, we provide our practitioners the tools to help patients in ways that others cannot. Visit our site to learn more about GI-MAP™, our other text offerings, and free educational resources.
Bile Acid Diarrhea: Understanding Testing and Underlying Cause
In this case review, Dr. Ilana Gurevich explores bile acid diarrhea and how to use the GI-MAP® to discover underlying causes and tailor individualized treatments. She explains the physiology of primary and secondary bile acid production and why patients may experience bile acid malabsorption.
The case review includes an overview of pertinent GI-MAP markers, including specific bacteria, steatocrit, and elastase-1. Dr. Gurevich highlights the utility of the steatocrit marker, particularly in comparison to other fecal fat measurement methods. Finally, treatment options for bile acid diarrhea are explored, including natural remedies and pharmaceutical therapies such as bile acid sequestrants....
The case review includes an overview of pertinent GI-MAP markers, including specific bacteria, steatocrit, and elastase-1. Dr. Gurevich highlights the utility of the steatocrit marker, particularly in comparison to other fecal fat measurement methods. Finally, treatment options for bile acid diarrhea are explored, including natural remedies and pharmaceutical therapies such as bile acid sequestrants....
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Navigating the Complexities of IBD
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Amy Rolfsen, ND, helps deconstruct the complexities practitioners face when treating Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). In this webinar, Dr. Rolfsen will provide practitioners with a comprehensive look into the complexities of IBD. She will share case studies illustrating how she has used GI‑MAP® testing to manage Crohn's and colitis cases effectively, including for patients who have had surgica...
Targeting Bloating, Motility, and Inflammation Using Vagal Tone Modalities With GI MAP
Просмотров 5552 месяца назад
Angela Scopel-Levick, DC, discusses the crucial role of vagal tone in maintaining gastrointestinal health and managing conditions such as bloating, motility disorders, and inflammatory dysbiosis using GI‑MAP™. Dr. Scopel-Levick explains the intricate connections of the gut-brain axis, particularly the afferent vagal responses triggered by mechanical and chemical stimuli, and their broad impacts...
Treating the Root Cause of Acne: The Gut Skin Connection
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 месяца назад
Join Dr. Julie Greenberg as she delves into acne's root causes, highlighting how GI‑MAP™ testing can uncover these and inform tailored gut-healing protocols for clearer skin across all ages. Acne is the most common skin condition in America, affecting up to 50 million people annually. While acne is traditionally thought of as a disease that affects teens, adult acne is on the rise and affects a...
The Autism Microbiome Making the Gut Brain Connection with GI MAP
Просмотров 7984 месяца назад
Join Greer McGuinness, MS, RD, CDN, CLT, as she discusses the autism microbiome and how practitioners can use advanced stool testing to target treatment. In an age where environmental and dietary factors are more influential than ever, it's crucial to examine the ways in which toxins are affecting the development and health of children's brains, as well as to explore viable strategies for heali...
The Gut-Autoimmunity Axis - Insights into Microbial Influence.
Просмотров 4206 месяцев назад
Dr. Brady discusses a proactive, integrative, systems-biology approach to autoimmune disease that will help practitioners address disease prediction, prevention, and treatment, including various evidence-based modalities. Watch to learn: - The current epidemiologic trends in autoimmune incidence, morbidity, and mortality - The connections between the prevalence of autoimmune diseases and factor...
Bloating and Distension - Myths Misconceptions and the Microbiome
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Bloating and Distension - Myths Misconceptions and the Microbiome
Precision Medicine Since 2015 - GI-MAP by Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory
Просмотров 3086 месяцев назад
We’ve been changing the way clinicians practice precision medicine since 2015, when we introduced the GI-MAP™ Comprehensive Stool Analysis. Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory continues to couple the latest RESEARCH with advances in DNA TECHNOLOGY to usher advancements in functional medicine testing. This pioneering approached has allowed us to introduce an AI-Powered Genomic SNP panel - and an arr...
Bridging the Gap Between Conventional and Functional Medicine With GI‑MAP
Просмотров 6397 месяцев назад
Please join us for an exciting webinar presented by Jade A Etter, PA-C, MSPAS. In "Bridging the Gap between Conventional and Functional Medicine," Jade shares how she utilized the GI-MAP™ to heal and achieve remission naturally from Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Before becoming a functional medicine practitioner, Jade worked as a physician's assistant in the gastroenterology department at a...
The Functional Approach to Weight Loss Resistance Using GI MAP and OMX
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Dr. Dan Kalish reviews strategies for interpreting the GI-MAP™ and OMX® tests to help you design effective weight loss programs. Dr. Kalish will discuss the specific commensal bacteria measured on the GI-MAP that can lead to metabolic disruption and weight gain. Learn how the markers on OMX and GI-MAP can indicate whether your patients have increased risk factors for oxidative stress, which can...
Beyond SIBO The Small Intestinal Microbiome in Health and Disease
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In recent decades, it has become evident that the microbial communities that colonize the digestive tract impact health profoundly. Due to its relative inaccessibility, the small intestinal microbiome has been less well-studied than the microbiomes present in the oral cavity and large intestine. However, research advances over the past few years have begun to yield exciting new insights into th...
Insights with GI MAP and DUTCH Testing: Guiding Patients Through Perimenopause
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.11 месяцев назад
The GI-MAP™ and DUTCH® tests are industry-leading tools for helping patients improve their gut and hormonal health. Now, our laboratories are coming together to share how using the tests together can help practitioners successfully guide patients through perimenopause. Join us as Cat Simmons, MS, RD, from Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory, Jaclyn Smeaton, ND, from Precision Analytical, and practi...
Hacking Akkermansia: The Keystone Bacteria Critical to Gut Health and Longevity - GI-MAP Insights
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
Kara Fitzgerald, ND, IFMCP, and Tom Fabian, PhD, CNTP, discuss the keystone commensal biomarker, Akkermansia muciniphila, and how it impacts gut health and longevity. Akkermansia muciniphila plays a role in gut health, blood sugar regulation, GLP-1 production, gut-brain health, and more. Dr. Fitzgerald will dive into the research surrounding this exciting marker and discuss how clinicians shoul...
Mitochondrial Energy and Environmental Toxins Using the Latest in Organic Acids Testing
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Join Dr. Dan Kalish for an information-packed webinar about interpreting organic acid testing for patients with fatigue, depression, anxiety and other problems associated with poor mitochondrial health. Dr. Kalish will explain how environmental toxin exposure damages metabolism and how practitioners can use the OMX® Organic Metabolomics tests to assess this damage. Watch and learn: - How to int...
Defining Metabolic Signatures - Aging, Diabetes, and Depression
Просмотров 550Год назад
Betsy Redmond, Ph.D., MMSc, RDN, explains how to use the OMX™ Organic Metabolomics profile to identify metabolic signatures associated with disease. Metabolic signatures have been defined as a pattern of metabolites consistently associated with a disease or condition. These signatures have emerged as valuable tools in identifying impairments in the flow of key biochemical pathways. The use of m...
Neuroinflammation and the Gut-Brain Connection
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.Год назад
Neuroinflammation and the Gut-Brain Connection
Restoring Intestinal Barrier Function During Aging with GI-MAP
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.Год назад
Restoring Intestinal Barrier Function During Aging with GI-MAP
Deconstructing Candida - A Root Cause Approach to Addressing Yeast Overgrowth
Просмотров 36 тыс.Год назад
Deconstructing Candida - A Root Cause Approach to Addressing Yeast Overgrowth
A Functional Medicine Approach to Treating Eczema - The Gut Skin Connection
Просмотров 17 тыс.Год назад
A Functional Medicine Approach to Treating Eczema - The Gut Skin Connection
Practice Building Secrets for Successful Functional Medicine Practitioners
Просмотров 797Год назад
Practice Building Secrets for Successful Functional Medicine Practitioners
Applied Metabolomics with OMX Testing
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Год назад
Applied Metabolomics with OMX Testing
Beyond Organic Acids - Gut Health with Metabolomics
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Beyond Organic Acids - Gut Health with Metabolomics
OMX Organic Metabolomics Test Overview
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
OMX Organic Metabolomics Test Overview
Pediatrics and GI MAP - Assessing Gut Heath in Children
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.2 года назад
Pediatrics and GI MAP - Assessing Gut Heath in Children
Depression Anxiety and Stress: A Multi OMICS Approach
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.2 года назад
Depression Anxiety and Stress: A Multi OMICS Approach
New Perspectives in IBS & SIBO - Connecting the Dots with GI MAP
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
New Perspectives in IBS & SIBO - Connecting the Dots with GI MAP
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You mentioned testing and treating the adrenals first. But how do you treat the adrenals?
Excellent presentation, thanks for organizing it and finding a competent Dr.
I've been listening to your webinars and they are so informative. I've been fighting Hydrogen SIBO on and off (with a cycle of other gut problems) since 2019 and worked with numerous practioners who can't seem to help me. Can you PLEASE recommend someone who you teach to help me?
Same! I’ve been to 10+ docs (both traditional and holistic) with updated GI map test in hand and terrible symptoms and they don’t know what to do. “Take HCL” isn’t going to cut it, guys. I’m realizing I’m on my own but determined to figure this out!
@@JuliePeterson-12345 I hope you are successful and stay positive. Yes, that's exactly what I have been doing. ON MY OWN and learning as much as I can. Getting my own tests and using the GI MAP ebook that explains the report in depth. Learning about supplements and so on...I recently adjusted my digestive support and I am determined to get rid of this [H] SIBO. I am grateful for all the teaching videos that are available.
@@conquercravings4christians thank you for the reply! I just got my GI MAP test back today and it doesn’t look so great😔. I’ve been online all day trying to figure it out but haven’t heard about or seems the ebook! May I ask how/where you found it? Sounds like it would be very helpful. EDIT-I think I just found it!
It I easy enough to culture Akkermansia yogurt. I am going to give it a try I have the yogurt maker and spores...100F for 36 hours any thoughts?
A really insightful webinar. Thank you so much for sharing your insights on the vagus nerve and vagal tone. Kind regards miss Reimara
Thanks for watching!
The best on eczema that I have heard. Thanks for such a detailed presentation. Provides lots of hope with scientific base.
do you work if person is from EU?
Is it ok to take pre/pro biotics while on the antibodics
Not sure if this is too late but YES absolutely. You will need to take yeast based probiotics (Florestor for example). Increase your intake of fruit and veggies and reduce your fat and protein intake while on the antibiotics. Of course no alcohol or smoking and NO fast food, spicy, greasy in other words; if you want to get better, don’t go out to restaurants or take out food. Eat at home and when done with your antibiotics, spend a few weeks continuing your diet. Trust me, it works!
excellent, thanks
Bravo......ok......alokoids is the word......mushrooms are the answer ......cheers
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All diseases begin in the gut was actually first stated by Hippocrates, around 360- 400 some B.C.
Have no bad bacteria in my GI map other than H Pylori and my B-GLucoronidase was in the green on the very high end. Low in Akkermansia and Elastase but no other bacteria than mild Hpylori withOUT other co-infections - so I don’t know what could be causing the high B-Glucoronidase activity.I do eat meat and have more of a keto diet. Don’t you want to have a higher level of it? Why does the results show a high level in green vs in the red if it were bad. Also in perimenopause but not on hormones.
Hi, We recommend asking your practitioner to review your test results with you. If they have questions about your results, they can contact us to do a free consultation with a member of our Clinical Team!
There's an easy fix to this 1- Carnivore diet, water, and elelectrolites. Bone broth. Follow this diet for as long as possible. 2- Introduce probiotics, like Sauerkraut and kimchi. 3- Take Acromancia 4- Slowly introduce wegies (but allways boiled) 5- Slowly introduce fruits and leafy greens 6- Slowly introduce beans 7- Slowly introduce dairy 8- You should be healthier than before after this.
I don’t trust this man. A simple search shows at 2/3 of the world population population has H. pylori. In Canada it’s 3/10 Yet here we are treating it like a disease you have to eradicate.
Hi. In some instances, H. pylori levels may not need to be treated. Some practitioners don't treat it at low levels, and some do. That said, H. pylori is common and when levels are high, patients don't feel well, and when virulence factors are present, risk factors for more serious illnesses become an issue that needs to be addressed.
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A simple search shows at 2/3 of the world population population has H. pylori. In Canada it’s 3/10 Yet here we are treating it like a disease you have to eradicate.
oxygen kills it, folks if you can afford Hyperbaric chamber sessions you will be able to control the candida overgrowth, yeast , fungus etc…cannot survive in a human body that is saturated with oxygen!!!
Thank you so much for this video. Lease if you could can you tell me if staph and strep have any correlation to acne as well? How do I get in contact with you? Thank you
I've been having constipation, hemorrhoid , and IBS for years I've been seeing doctors in the US since I got sick so often since 2017, yet often my blood tests were normal early 2023 it hit hard after my 3rd surgery (what I'm saying is I was given many antibiotics by now) March 2023 I was told I had psoriasis, my nails developed fungus, my scalp, and skin rash tho my blood test came out normal so I had 8 blood tests in the entire 2023, in America, Thailand and another hospital in thailand which was the only one came out with issue it was infection in the stomach and inflammation thru my joints I couldn't take the med they prescribed me since the rest of the tests came out normal plus my immune system was pretty weak finally January 2024 I had my colonoscopy done in the US since I was bleeding down there April 2024 that's when my follow up and they told me I have Hpylori and another hemorrhoid they told me to take antibiotics for 14 days I was skeptical to take those after all the research I found on RUclips and also the pharmacy never sent me I was lost and in so much pain everyday so I decided to move to Cambodia thinking I wanna recover my body thru food and weather as of July 1st 2024 a week in that I've been in Cambodia I went to this doctor not for the h pylori cuz at this point I didn't expect a small clinic could find anything I thought I wanted to deworm and the doc took my blood as I told him my symptom but I didn't tell him I had h pylori it was a same day result, and I was amazed that they found so many issues just like this doc in this video describes it showed I have low blood sugar, weak kidney, liver damage, h pylori positive, and another Dif infection in my stomach I'm on my 3rd day of treatment tho this treatment is not for h pylori yet , the doc said I needed to treat another infection before pylori my take on this is how all my blood tests in America were all normal after so many years of seeing doctors tho I knew I have health issues I just think that if they found my issues sooner, I would've healed sooner and not suffering so much after all these years I haven't been able to work for 1.5 years now I know some ppl might go against me on this as I no longer trust American doctors or med anymore im praying that this treatment in Cambodia will cure me and im praying for ppl who suffer with this infection find cure 💕👐🏻
When you have oral thrush you don’t need a test
no Infos about the PH? If the pH is too high, it's the perfect situation for candida. you first have to bring the ph down, otherwise the candida will come back.
I when 2 different hospital first they give me pylo kit and stomach still hurt i waited with the pain for months then go another they give me alot of medication im still vommiting when i eat and drink my stomach feel full fast and i feel weak this is frustrating omg
Hi. The GI-MAP test identifies H. pylori using quantitative PCR technology. If you are interested in testing. please call us at 877-485-5336. The GI-MAP may find other causes for your stomach discomfort.
00:02 Dr. Daniel Kalish discusses H. pylori infection from diagnosis to therapeutics. 01:55 Collaborating with Dr. Richard Lord on H Pylori programs 05:47 H. pylori symptoms can vary over time 07:53 Stress affects neuroendocrine and GI systems, leading to H. pylori flare-ups 11:41 H. pylori infections impact protein synthesis and overall body functions. 13:35 H. pylori infection affects the body's ability to absorb amino acids and impacts various essential functions. 17:32 PCR test by GI MAP is excellent for H pylori diagnosis 19:11 Holistic approach to treating H pylori infection 22:22 H. pylori can cause symptoms like fatigue, insomnia, and stomach pain 23:55 Integrative treatment programs for H. pylori focus on adrenal support, killing the bugs, and repairing the body. 27:35 H. Pylori causes inflammation and amino acid absorption issues 29:33 Importance of treating H pylori infection for digestive symptoms 33:05 H. pylori can lead to various health issues affecting different body systems. 34:47 Treatment for dysbiotic bacteria and associated markers 38:23 Stomach acidity triggers various responses in the small intestine. 40:07 H. pylori can lead to thyroid and adrenal problems due to inflammation. 43:40 Microbiome imbalance linked to severity of Covid symptoms 45:13 H. pylori transmission between spouses 48:34 Relationship between H pylori and candida 50:13 Microorganisms in the GI tract compete for resources 53:49 Key to treating H. pylori infection depends on the patient's health status 55:42 Treating H pylori significantly improves symptoms
Thank you for this helpful information.
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What comapny perfroms Organic acid test? Great vidoe! Thank you!!
We have an Organic Acids Profile! www.diagnosticsolutionslab.com/tests/organic-acids-profile
To the person who has the sinus question: Yes your sinuses can be affected. For sure! Hpylori or gut infections degrade your DAO enzyme in the gut which is strictly responsible for breaking down histimine, this allergy/asthma problems!
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Dan is just a good teacher. Plain speaking, bottom-line oriented info for practical purposes. Hope he never retires!
Thank you for watching! Dr. Kalish is a great teacher, indeed.
My GI test has been unhelpful as I did treatments to no effect. I have high ecoli/staph/ low sec iga
Hi. Did you work with a practitioner? If you call us at 877-485-5336, we can help you find a practitioner to use your results to tailor a protocol for you.
How long does it take to heal low elastase?
Hi. Please email us at cs@diagnosticsolutionslab.com. NY State has stringent rules about laboratory testing. You may need to go to a neighboring state. Please reach out to us for details.
What ldo you use when there is low IGa? I use l glutamine.
H! Do you sometimes use the vials of Meridian bioscience to ship the samples to you? I received a GI map test without your brand and with the Meridian bioscience vial
Hi. Please call us at 877-485-5336 with this question. Customer Service will be happy to help you.
i never have find probiotic that havent gave me some issues. I ve tried so many of them and honestly i think they made worse.
you probably have an overgrowth of opportunistic bacteria. It is important to know what is going on in your microbiome, with a GI MAP or another microbiome test. That way you can see the terrain and respond accordingly. People that usually don't tolerate probiotics is because their gut is already crowded with bad and sometimes good bacteria. Then you introduce more and you feel worse. It is like having a seating limit on a bus, you are already there, even tho most of them might be bad characters on the bus, if you allow more passengers (that are good characters), you aren't crowding OUT the bad, but just crowding the bus. I hope that analogy helps you understand what I am trying to communicate here.
@@KevinDaniArnold I did GI MAP test and they find pvergrpwth of C diff and production of toxin A and toxin B, also higher levels of acramensia which usually they told me is sign of imparement of gut mucus, lower bifido and lactobacilus, overgorwth of sabtilus bascilus I think. Now i know all that but not sure and have hard time finding someone who can help me reading properly my results and helping me rebalance everything. Thanks for your ansfwer this is very helpfull. It kind of make sense.
Hi. Results from the GI-MAP can help your practitioner determine what probiotics are best for you. Without testing, it's hard to know whether you need them, or which ones will be best for you. Please email us at cs@diagnosticsolutionslab.com if you'd like us to help you find a practitioner.
Hi Dr Amy. Thanks for the wonderful presentation. Could you kindly mention the name of the tests that you presented in your case study? It’d be huge help. Thank you.
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not much in human studies, mainly in animal studies.
I wonder if HYPERBARIC OXYGEN whelps also?
Looking for dr. To see for Candida Abilicans in Jacksonville,fl
Hi. Please email us at cs@diagnosticsolutionslab.com. We'll be happy to help you find a distributor near you!
Circulatory IGA represents body wide. The gut impacts on all mucousa tissue in the body.
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Stress throws off everything because your body is trying to survive. G.I. map test. Chronic stress chronic inflammation. Stool PCR test. Elimate Hpylori. Feed micorbiome to re-establish healthy gut. Retest. Protein digestion. HCL for stomach acid. Hypothyroidism blocks the conversion of thyroid and raises cortisol impacts on adrenals.
I was testing for H. Pilory when I did my endoscopy, it was negative, but I was on cipro 500 mg twice daily at the time of my scoup so I am afraid I got a false negative. My Doctor said no because it takes so much to kill it. And cipro is not one of them. Do you think I need to be retested?
Hi. If you are still symptomatic, retesting is a good idea! Thank you for watching!
Loved this so much! Great explanation of pretty much everything. When treating with SIBO - would this also be addressed using a similar protocol (if patient opted for a natural approach only aka no antibiotics).
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again, a great presentation on gut terminology and gi mapping. I have learned so much about bacteria, protozoa, viruses and helminths from you presentations. please keep sharing your insights through these webinars. with gratitude, Reimara
So glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching.
Terrific video! I am grateful for the tremendous effort! Every treating physician must distinguish between a true autoimmune diathesis from autoimmunity driven by secondary immune stimulation, (germs to various environmental chemicals and pollutants). Many autoimmunity diseases are triggered by some infection, (eg, Proteus, M. Paratuberculosis, Gum Disease, etc.). Clearly the first step is to identify and exterminate underlying infection (or cancer). You’ll note the connection between immunity and GI tract. Around the GI tract are wandering immune cells always patrolling for foreign invaders in a potentially hostile environment. In fact, 70% of your immunity surrounds the GI tract - Thus, any GI tract troubles eventually become immune system problems! And immune system problems can destroy the body! There are some really, really pricey MAB drugs and JAK inhibitors that turn Th-1 and Th-2 on or off. Many of them don’t seem to work all that well. However, there are many cost effective solutions to “shift” immunity if the wrong T-helper arm is operating. Additionally, those cost-effective solutions can be deployed to BOOST immunity to resolve infection, autoimmunity, or cancer. Unfortunately, “cost effective” means government-corporate protectionism will prevent your access to it! As you well know, the FDA, et al., is funded by, and operated by, big (illegal) pharma monopolies. Autoimmunity involving Th1 T-helper cell 1 (cellular) immunity: Multiple Sclerosis, Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, Uveoretinitis, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, Sarcoidosis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Lyme Disease, H.piloria, Crohn’s disease, (possibly Sjorgren’s syndrome). Autoimmunity involving Th2 T-helper cell 2 (humoral) immunity: Atopic dermatitis, Lupus, Systemic sclerosis, Asthma, (involved in HIV and Hep C). KEY: to solving autoimmunity - they both cannot be “on” at the same time. The cytokines created by one will turn “off” the other; and vice versa. Consider the implications! Also notable, the chemical DNFB will stimulate Th1 immunity; and, FITC will stimulate Th2 immunity. The organic chemical Diphencyprone (DPCP) apparently turns Th-1 off. In other words, you apply those chemicals to a small patch of skin and they will cause immunity to “switch”. Consider the implications: these inexpensive chemicals can switch “off” autoimmunity. But big pharma monopolies block their use. They are cheap, and can’t be patented. Instead, they use crappy expensive MAB drugs (some cost tens of thousands of dollars per dose)! It seems important to consider that Th1 (cellular) immunity is deployed to fight viruses (and cancers). And Th2 (humoral) immunity is deployed to fight bacteria. [There are few exceptions like intra-cellular bacteria such as bartonella.] You would think modern medicine would use these immunological properties to help fight disease and cancer. Well again, corporate drug monopolies are using these pricey MAB drugs to do it - But they are pricey and crappy (many are crappy). They can’t patent DNFB, FITC or the cytokines that invoke immune switching (IL-4, 10 and 12, some interferon’s). NOTABLE: germs are what trigger many autoimmune diseases! Though these are very well known facts, American physicians don’t look for it. For example: it is well-known that the bacteria Proteus is typically CAUSING the development of Rheumatoid arthritis, [Proteus is a genus of Gram-negative Proteobacteria]. Therefore the treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis in such a case should involve the use of an antibiotic (like Augmentin) in those particular cases. I have read some studies that say mycobac. Paratuberculosis is found in 65% of the Crohn’s cases. Therefore, I would have the physician test for it using a molecular probe or whatever; and, to treat for it. Chronic infection is what often causes these kinds of autoimmunity cases. Note that Mycobac. Paratuberculosis is found in cow’s milk. Political bribery is legal in the USA. The Americans will always pay a lot, lot more for a lot, lot less. Even if your physician was knowledgeable, and cared, the system blocks him from giving you the empirical proven treatments, (eg. Connecticut AG vs IDSA cases). I am a physician of Internal Medicine. I voted with my feet and left the USA for good. Best decision of my life. Once again, i want to extend my heartfelt thanks for a terrific video!
Thank you for this information. 🙏🏾
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Can anyone recommend a clinic in the NYC area familiar with this issue?
I bought the matula tea from Africa and it did start to help. But then I went ahead and started taking clove tea... Which was basically throwing a few cloves in boiling water and steeping them along with some cinnamon and other spices... That worked phenomenally well. I did go ahead and buy the mastic gum... Because that's supposed to be good not only for that but for a dozen other uses. But I'll have that on hand just in case I need it. I use this for not only the h pylori but also the Candida... I am in menopause and my gut biome did an about face all of the sudden. I will say though that limiting your carbs, especially your pastas and sugar was also very beneficial. I still had fruit though, such as tangerines berries. Once in a while, an apple or even a banana on occasion...
How can I make you my doctor??
It seems people shows positive results on a carnivore diet. Do you have any thoughts there?
According to whom?
What Dr do you go to for all this information and help
Please email us at cs@diagnosticsolutionlab.com. We'll be happy to help you find a practitioner.