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    c-sections and lack of mother's milk

    good job pilgrim! genetics are a cope/excuse. epigenetics shows that people are prone to certain maladies, but it's not absolute. it also takes other factors - all within our control. i see it like this -- genetics loads the gun, lifestyle pulls the trigger
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    c-sections and lack of mother's milk

    i get bifid longum in my daily cup of kefir. longum is one of a dozen beneficial bacteria in the mass produced kefir that's in our local grocery store. kefir is an ancient elixir -- been around a long time, a fermented milk product with little/no lactose. kefir has a lot of science behind it...
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    butyrate

    it's best to grow your population of gut butyrate producers, esp the bifid family of bugs, to rectify butyrate shortages. another thing would be to ramp up ingestion of butter, real butter. real butter is packed with butyrate. i would not use this as the primary treatment for low butyrate...
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    c-sections and lack of mother's milk

    c-sections and formula (instead of mom's milk) set children/people up for gut dysbiosis and the diseases that accompany it. natural birth bathes the baby in beneficial bacteria, which populate the baby gut. same same for mother's milk. a child that misses out on some/all needs to take steps...
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    kiny - your post number 13 proves my point. the sick cant process those correctly because of their gut dysbiosis, as stated by the study. gut dysbiosis is the cause of virtually all autoimmune diseases, including crohns. that's great news, as it matters not which autoimmune disease one has...
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    bacillus coagulans, bacillus subtilis, other strains for ibd

    bacillus coagulans is top tier bacteria, rather miraculous in fact. the bacteria lives in a spore, like a shell. this spore allows it to sail right through the super acidic stomach with no issues. miraculously, when the spore reaches the right area in the intestines, it opens up, allowing...
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    another research group naming gut dysbiosis in the cause https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmed.2022.887044/full Markedly, the gut microbiota has been implicated in the initiation and perpetuation of IBD. Infusion of luminal content into both mice models (13). and into the excluded...
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    they are starting to catch on. mouse model shows cause. https://gut.bmj.com/content/65/2/225 Dysbiotic gut microbiota causes transmissible Crohn's disease-like ileitis independent of failure in antimicrobial defence Conclusions We provide clear experimental evidence for the causal role of...
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    bacillus coagulans, bacillus subtilis, other strains for ibd

    this bacteria is amazing. a key cog in the successes we've had. here's a trial. note the increases in beneficial bacteria, especially the bifidobacterium, a super critical bug family https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.18.21260556v1.full Effect of Bacillus coagulans Unique IS-2 in...
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    your study is part of the trial and error. that mix of bugs or delivery method didnt work. they are on the right path though. i favor working from the mouth - esp since there are really good bugs that sail through the stomach acid unharmed. there are also new ways to help the fragile bugs...
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    microbiome, leaky gut remedies beat crohns and RA

    give me a shot at at. i would LOVE to throw all of my weight into helping the kiddo. i'll unleash it all, maybe something in there will interest you. where should i do it?
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    kiny -- this is an emerging science. we are in the trial and error stage. fast forward 10 years will be a different story crohns and similar have gut dysbiosis, aka, a bad mix of bacteria in the intestines. this imo is the problem to solve.
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    microbiome, leaky gut remedies beat crohns and RA

    thanks for the info! from your link -- this is exactly how it went down - leaky gut letting food/bacteria into my bloodstream Some researchers believe that the long-lasting inflammation found in the intestines of people with IBD damages the bowel, which in turn may allow bacteria to enter the...
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    butyrate

    butyrate shortage sets off cascade of events. anaerobic environment looses it's integrity....then off to the races. my bold https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35901721/
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    butyrate

    this family of diseases has issues with butyrate. where does butyrate come from? it comes from the beneficial bacteria in our guts. how do we get these bacteria in our guts to make the butyrate? probiotics and prebiotics (bugs and bug food). low butyrate also causes colon cancer...
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    on plant fiber --- plant fiber is beneficial gut bacteria food. the good bugs need a variety of plant fibers to thrive, so you can thrive
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    Daily consumption of fruit/vegetables in OECD countries and crohn's disease prevalence.

    just taking a wild guess -- how about one on the antibiotics in each country's foodstuffs and antibiotic usage in their healthcare? antibiotics are no bueno for gut health, aka, our immune system. 70-80 percent of our immune system is in our guts -- and key players are the bacteria in our...
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    Tapering prednisone

    i cut by half mg increments, all the way down to zero. 1 mg prednisone tablets, cut in half. i took 3 months to drop the last 5 mg. was also taking licorice supplement and adrenal supplements to help
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    microbiome, leaky gut remedies beat crohns and RA

    here's my story -- and my mission got crohns, suffered for several years, then SEVERE inflammatory arthritis. bed ridden and in severe pain with several major joints swollen and red. went to rheumatologist, blood work a horror story. she puts me on high dose prednisone to get things under...
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