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Stomach ulcer bacterium could lead to Parkinson’s

Bacteria found in the stomach as a result of stomach ulcers could be responsible for the development of Parkinson's disease, a new study suggests.

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"Your CP-1 has helped my Colitis/Irritable Bowel Syndrome symptoms"

Tom Biggs, USA

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Intestinal Microflora in the Newborn Infant

Fetuses are sterile in the womb, but beginning with the birth process, infants are exposed to microbes that originate from the mother and the surrounding environment including breast milk or formula. The infant tends to acquire the flora swallowed from the vaginal fluid at the time of delivery. Because vaginal flora and intestinal flora are similar, an infant’s flora may closely mimic the intestinal flora of the mother.

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Gut bugs found to aid in cancer fight

Recent intriguing evidence from several human clinical trials has suggested that the composition and diversity of the gut microbiome influences response to cancer immunotherapy.

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Gluten Sensitivity – is it all just FODMAPS?

An Australian study published last year found that it may not be gluten causing gut problems in people with supposed sensitivities.

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IBS, gluten intolerance – or Histamine Intolerance?

If you have been diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), then you may realise it is a bit of a non diagnosis, usually accompanied by the words "go away and live with it". What it really means is that the usual tests have not shown up anything physiologically obvious or sinister. The medical profession usually leave it there, and it is up to the patient to look further into it if they wish. Once you do that, there is an array of possible causes of IBS - bacterial dysbiosis of the gut; candida overgrowth in the gut; SIBO - small intestinal bacterial overgrowth; food intolerances (which I looked at two weeks ago in my Newsletter); histamine intolerance ; and medicines that cause IBS.

Today I am going to take a closer look at histamine intolerance, which has a history of being under diagnosed, and may be the reason your IBS or Gluten Intolerance does not go away.

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Bobbie, Pennsylvania USA

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Immune health news: Scientists discover new cancer treatment

Individuals who take action to improve their immune health in a bid to prevent the onset of disease could be interested in new scientific developments regarding cancer treatment.

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Aussie scientists recognise role of Lactoferrin

The Laboratory of Immunology and Molecular Biomedical Research in Australia notes that amongst its antibacterial and antiviral roles, Lactoferrin has the capacity to induce apoptosis (programmed cancer cell death) and inhibit proliferation in cancer cells as well as restore white and red blood cell levels after chemotherapy.

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Irritable bowel syndrome and diverticulitis treatment and prevention

Treatment of diverticulitis involves consuming a high-fiber diet to minimize symptoms, along with taking painkillers to reduce pain.

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Flu cases on the rise in Australia

Australia will struggle to reduce skyrocketing influenza rates this winter unless workers heed warnings not to go to work when infected.

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An algae based Oral vaccine for Covid-19?

The cell wall from the dry algae protects the antigens from the harsh acidic and protease-rich gastric environment, enabling the bioactive molecule to reach the intestinal immune system where it can stimulate cellular and humoral responses, hopefully, leading to effective immunization, Dr. Cutolo explained.

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