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Scientists have identified over 100 different autoimmune conditions, and this list continues to grow. Some of the well-known autoimmune diseases include rheumatoid arthritis, celiac disease, lupus, thyroiditis, multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, alopecia, psoriasis, and eczema. These diseases and diso...
Almost every person in England is deficient in vitamin D which is very important also for human nervous and immune system.In his bestselling book “China Study” Prof Colin Campbell wrote that, “Autoimmune diseases in general become more common the greater the distance from the equator. This ...
Women disproportionately suffer from autoimmune diseases at a rate of3 to 1 compared to men. Most believe hormones influence the risk of autoimmune disease but determining the mechanisms has eluded researchers for some time. In animal research, when male rats are castrated, the incidence of autoimmu...
The prevalence of autoimmune diseases (ADs) worldwide has rapidly increased over the past few decades. Thus, in addition to the classical risk factors for ADs, such as genetic polymorphisms, infections and smoking, environmental triggers have been consid
Many studies have shown the relationship between autoimmune diseases and the gut microbiome in humans: those with autoimmune conditions display gut microbiome dysbiosis. The big question that needs to be addressed is if restoring eubiosis of the gut microbiota can help suppress ...
Wahl go from a wheelchair to a bicycle, and to watch her walk across the stage in her TED talk really inspired me, and I wanted to share her story with my readers. Hopefully her success will help others with autoimmune diseases. For more information, go to www.terrywahls.com ...
My curiosity is what led me to really dig deep and to start learning anything and everything I could about autoimmune diseases, gluten, and leaky gut. I had to evaluate everything so that I could bring myself back into alignment, but also had to surrender the control I was holding onto...
A common etiology of virtually all autoimmune diseases is a dysregulated and uncontrolled self-reactive CD4 T-cell response [1]. Several factors are known to affect autoimmunity, including immunologic, infectious, and genetic predispositions. Researchers have acknowledged that many triggers may co...
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