Want a Therapeutic Infestation of Parasite???

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Hi Alobar,

 

Probiotics help to restore the good bacteria to your gut so you don't have to

end up living with a bag attached to you because your colon had to be removed.

Good bacteria can be killed from the use of antibiotics.

 

Eating fermented foods such as yogurt and sauerkraut are both healthy ways to

add probiotics naturally. Of course, there are also quality probiotics in

capsule form that do a good job of providing replacement cultures to the gut.

 

Regards,

 

 

Linda Bastida

 

--- On Sat, 9/19/09, Alobar <Alobar wrote:

 

> Alobar <Alobar

> << >> Want a Therapeutic Infestation of

Parasite???

> coconut_oil_open_forum ,

 

> Saturday, September 19, 2009, 5:25 AM

> On several different health lists I

> am on I have seen dozens of posts

> which blame parasitews for all sorts of human problems --

> from

> diabetes to arthritis.   It seems there are

> people who feel that a

> controlled parasitic infestation of the right parasite can

> cure some

> human problems.

>

> I am sure not advocating intentionally eating

> worms.   I would have to

> think long & hard, and do a lot of research before I

> even considered

> infecting myself.

>

> Alobar

>

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>

> Immunotherapy using Probiotic Helminthic Therapy

>

>   Probiotic Immunotherapy safely and naturally

> restores nature’s

> balance to your immune system, quells inflammation, and

> stops tissue

> damage. Helminthic therapy, nature's most powerful

> probiotic,

> harnesses nature to heal, restoring the helper organisms we

> co-evolved

> with and that our immune systems depend on to function

> correctly, and

> is based on sound science.

>

> Stop treating the symptoms, fix the problem.

>

> Learn more, including how this natural immunotherapy can be

> delivered

> to your door.

>

>   http://autoimmunetherapies.com/

>

>

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>

> About the immunotherapy helminthic therapy

>

> Helminthic therapy is a safe and effective immunotherapy

> that actually

> treats the underlying causes of autoimmune diseases,

> chronic

> inflammatory conditions and allergies.

>

> Autoimmune Therapies was founded by Jasper Lawrence and Dr.

> Marc

> Dellerba, PhD., in 2006, to make available the

> immunotherapy Jasper

> Lawrence had used to put his own severe allergies and

> asthma into

> remission after discovering early research.

>

> Immunotherapy based on the use of helminths was the obvious

> result of

> an theory published in the Lancet called “The Hygiene

> Hypothesis.â€

> Hundreds of research projects investigating this scientific

> hypothesis

> since it was published in 1986 have refined it from its

> relatively

> simple beginning. It is now called the “Old Friends

> Hypothesis,â€

> reflecting how much it has been adapted to fit new

> discoveries.

> Because it works so well to describe the rise of

> immunological

> diseases in the West it is now widely accepted and used,

> and this is

> shown by how commonly it is referenced in articles about

> these

> diseases: news link. For a fuller explanation you can read

> this

> article written by us: link.

>

> As you read through our web site and the scientific and

> medical

> literature you will begin to understand that some helminths

> really are

> “old friends†and that their absence in our

> increasingly sterile lives

> has resulted in a huge increase in the number of people

> with diseases

> involving immune dysregulation*.

>

> Here is a statement of the Old Friends Hypothesis in very

> simple

> terms. It is now thought by many scientists, but by no

> means all, that

> the human immune system depends upon exposure to a variety

> of

> organisms, in particular helminths, for proper development

> and

> functioning. The reason for this may be that as we have

> evolved as a

> species these mutualistic symbionts (less correctly but

> more commonly

> referred to as parasites) have always been present in our

> bodies. This

> is an example of co-evolution, in which two species evolve

> together.

> The sudden absence of these parasites is now believed by

> many

> scientists to be a major factor in the malfunction of many

> people’s

> immune systems, resulting in an increase in immunological

> diseases.

>

> That this is true is most obvious when you look at the

> number of

> people suffering from autoimmune diseases in the sterile

> industrialized countries. Third world countries, where

> there is poor

> sanitation, and hence high level of parasitic infection

> (like many in

> Africa, Asia and South America) do not have high levels of

> diseases

> like Type I Diabetes, MS, Crohn’s, Asthma, allergies,

> Lupus or

> Rheumatoid Arthritis. These are diseases that are reaching

> epidemic

> levels here.

>

> As we have made our environments increasingly sterile we

> have

> eliminated most of these organisms from our bodies and the

> result is

> that our immune systems do not develop or function

> properly. It is no

> coincidence that all the so called modern diseases started

> to become

> more common after the introduction of clean drinking water,

> sewers,

> antibiotics and vaccinations.

>

> This idea may sound strange at first. To understand it,

> think of the

> human body as an ecosystem. An ecosystem only works

> properly when

> there is a variety and balance of interdependent

> organisms.

> Eliminating so many species from our bodies has had two

> effects:

>

>    1. Huge benefits to our health from the

> effective elimination of

> harmful organisms such as those which cause cholera,

> typhoid, measles,

> mumps, tuberculosis, etc.

>

>    2. An unexpected and unwelcome increase

> in the so called modern

> diseases, such as allergies, asthma, autism, Crohn’s, MS,

> and even

> depression and heart disease arising from the elimination

> of

> beneficial helper organisms.

>

> We have thrown out the baby with the bath water.

>

> Helminthic therapy is just one step in restoring the

> natural

> environment in our intestines to a state similar to that

> that existed

> as we evolved. There is little doubt that bacteria and

> perhaps

> protozoa, viruses or fungi could also provide health

> benefits. The

> growing probiotic industry is an indication of the

> possibilities for

> these types of immunotherapy. But even at this early stage

> in the

> development of this idea for some diseases the

> re-introduction of

> helminths can have remarkable benefits.

>

> At present, Autoimmune Therapies offers treatment based on

> human

> hookworm (Necator americanus) and human whipworm

> (Trichuris

> trichiura). Our whipworm should not be confused with

> treatment using

> pig whipworm (Trichuris suis ova, or TSO) offered in Europe

> by Ovamed.

> Although several different types of worms and other

> organisms are

> currently being investigated for their potential

> therapeutic benefits,

> by us and by various universities and medical schools,

> hookworm and

> whipworm are offered by Autoimmune Therapies because of

> their safety.

> That they are safe is demonstrated by the Center for

> Disease Control

> (CDC) recommendation that American doctors should not treat

> light

> infections of hookworm or whipworm in their patients.

>

> What does helminthic therapy consist of and how do I learn

> more?

>

> Autoimmune Therapies offers a wide variety of treatment

> options

> tailored to your age, gender, the type and duration of your

> illness,

> the drugs you currently use, medical history, and current

> blood tests.

> Treatment is designed to minimize the temporary mild side

> effects a

> minority of our patients experience.

>

> Treatment is accomplished by deliberate infection with

> either

> hookworm, or whipworm, or both, providing a unique

> immunotherapy.

>

> We understand that with a new and complex immunotherapy

> like this,

> support before and after therapy is a vital part of the

> service we

> offer. Not only do we guarantee that your infection will

> remain for

> the documented average of the lifetime of each organism (so

> long as

> our clients host “our†worms) but we also support them

> as required.

>

> For more information about treatment before contacting us

> please visit

> the rest of this site. Details on pricing can be found on

> the

> Pre-treatment Page.

> *Autoimmunity is a disease in which the immune system

> mistakenly

> recognizes self tissues as foreign, and attacks them.

> Asthma, amongst

> many, is not an autoimmune disease by this definition. In

> asthma the

> body recognizes benign particles, like cat dander or

> pollen, as

> pathogens. In attacking them self tissues are also harmed.

> Asthma,

> like most diseases commonly thought to be autoimmune

> conditions, are

> more properly referred to as diseases of immune

> dysregulation.

>

> References

>

> (1) Strachan, D. P. 1989. Hay fever, hygiene and household

> size. (The

> Hygiene Hypothesis) Br. Med. J. 299: 1259.

>

> (2) Cookson, W. O. C. M., and M. F. Moffatt. 1997. Asthma:

> an

> epidemic-in-the-absence-of infection? Science 275:41.

>

> (3) Wills-Karp, M., J. Santeliz, and C. L. Karp. 2001. The

> germless

> theory of allergic disease: revisiting the hygiene

> hypothesis. Nat.

> Rev. Immunol. 1:69.

>

> (4) Yazdanbakhsh, M., P. G. Kremsner, and R. van Ree. 2002.

> Allergy,

> parasites and the hygiene hypothesis. Science 296:490.

>

> (5) Shi, H. N., C. J. Ingui, I. Dodge, and C.

> Nagler-Anderson. 1998. A

> helminth-induced mucosal Th2 response alters

> non-responsiveness to

> oral administration of a soluble antigen. J. Immunol.

> 160:2449.

>

> (6) Fox, J. G., P. Beck, C. A. Dangler, M. T. Whary, T. C.

> Wang, H. N.

> Shi, and C. Nagler-Anderson. 2000. Concurrent enteric

> helminth

> infection modulates inflammation and gastric immune

> responses and

> reduces Helicobacter-induced gastric atrophy. Nat. Med.

> 6:536.

>

> (7) Lynch, N. R., I. Hagel, M. Perez, M. C. D. Prisco, R.

> Lopez, and

> N. Alvarez. 1993. Effect of anti-helminthic treatment on

> the allergic

> reactivity of children in a tropical slum. J. Allergy Clin.

> Immunol.

> 92:404.

>

> (8) Wang, C.-C., T. J. Nolan, G. A. Schad, and D. Abraham.

> 2001.

> Infection of mice with the helminth Strongyloides

> stercoralis

> suppresses pulmonary allergic responses to ovalbumin. Clin.

> Exp.

> Allergy 31:493.

>

> (9) van den Biggelaar, A. H. J., R. van Ree, L. C.

> Rodrigues, B. Lell,

> A. M. Deelder, P. G. Kremsner, and M. Yazdanbaksh. 2000.

> Decreased

> atopy in children infected with Schistosoma haematobium: a

> role for

> parasite-induced interleukin-10. Lancet 356:1723.

>

> (10) Turton, J.A. (1976) IgE, parasites, and allergy. The

> Lancet

> ii:686 (text not available online, too old)

>

> (11) Inoculating Celiac Disease Patients With the Human

> Hookworm

> Necator Americanus: Evaluating Immunity and

> Gluten-Sensitivity

>

> (12) Doetze, A., J. Satoguina, G. Burchard, T. Rau, C.

> Loliger, B.

> Fleischer, and A. Hoerauf. 2000. Antigen-specific cellular

> hyporesponsiveness in a chronic human helminth infection is

> mediated

> by Th3/Tr1-type cytokines IL-10 and transforming growth

> factor-Beta

> but not by a Th1 to Th2 shift. Int. Immunol. 12:623.

>

>   http://autoimmunetherapies.com/helminthic_therapy_about.html

>

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>

> Who Can be Helped by this type of immune therapy,

> Helminthic Therapy?

>

> It is possible that anyone with a chronic inflammatory

> condition, or

> one involving immune dysregulation, could benefit. But, it

> is

> impossible to predict in advance if a person with an

> autoimmune

> disease and or allergy will respond. The only way to test

> it is to try

> helminthic therapy. Diseases that have been shown to

> respond are:

> Asthma, Autism, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis,

> Eczema, Hay fever

> and allergies of all kinds, Irritable Bowel Syndrome,

> Migraine,

> Multiple Sclerosis, Psoriasis, and Sjogren's Syndrome.

> Response of

> patients with Ulcerative Colitis to hookworm alone has not

> been

> satisfactory, but has responded very well to whipworm. It

> is important

> to note that while effective immune therapy like ours

> offers a chance

> of remission, not a cure. Meaning, that if you get better

> staying

> better depends on continuing to host the worms.

>

>   http://autoimmunetherapies.com/helminthic_therapy_FAQ.html

>

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