Subject: Re: AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE STARTS IN THE GUT - BBC Today
There is also much too much noise for decades of research in to the role of food proteins in disease - again tied to gut dysfunction. Still going on today. Most AI diseases start in the gut. Like this one - where you see that even dietary proteins from wheat "may" be involved in MS. From other research I believe this to be the case https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15355487 IF YOU RESEARCH CELIAC YOU WILL SEE THAT IT HAS MULTIPLE DISEASE OUTCOMES - people are naive to think if a small fragment of wheat protein can cause these that other "proteins" that "clash" with DNA in our own bodies will not also cause disease.
CELIAC (caused by a tiny protein fragment of grain) can cause.... > GUT > SKIN (Dermatitis) > BRAIN (Ataxia and even dementia!) > ARTHRITIS I have a friend and a family member of my wife with MS - both started at younger age late 40's
I don't think it is just infection - I did not say that. We have discussed before on here - and you believe that 'infection' hypothesis is an old dis-proven theory. Yes it is an old theory - but one that was on the right track. But was usurped with drug treatments that switch off the disease instead of trying to identify and tackle the causes. It is a multi-factorial break down of immune tolerance to self - initiated by one or many of these in conjunction - > Infection > Gut Bacteria Balance issue (dysbiosis) - caused by heavy metals > Gut Bacteria Balance issue (dysbiosis) - caused by years of bad diet excessive carbohydrate / sugars > Gut damage due to diet or medication (specifically NSAIDs) > The presence of toxins during antigen presentation > Food Allergy Multi-factorial means that it not infection per-say - it is the bodies failure to deal with the after-effects of infection. I also use the term infection loosely - as any foreign protein presented to the immune system requires an immune response. So antigen is a better term that infection. Not sure if you are aware - but 'germ free mice' in experiments do not get RA or MS - they are bred with a sterile gut. When specific bacteria are reintroduced, the Mice (that also carry the genes to develop RA /MS) get the disease. The other conditions you mentioned - I believe are part for the same mechanism. TIA and Epilepsy often associated with gut dysfunction in medical literature.
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