
We need increased research into the #Microbiome
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Mortimer Foundation retweeted
Replying to @thehealthb0t
When the Tasmanian Devil population was threatened with a breakout of cancerous tumors, the solution was to isolate the animals with the tumors. It stopped the spread within the packs. That surely implies a contagious virus. Why is cancer never treated as a virus???
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Why Aren't We Talking About This? Clinical Trials Show Reversal of Diabetes, Hypertension, and Even Mental Illness in Weeks—Not Years—Through Diet Alone.
A medical revolution is being ignored, and it holds the key to reversing some of our most devastating chronic diseases.
As documented by investigative journalist Nina Teicholz, robust clinical trials—the gold standard for science—reveal a stunning truth: a diet dramatically low in carbohydrates can reverse chronic conditions in weeks, not years.
The data is staggering:
• Reverse Type 2 Diabetes: In the largest clinical trial, over 50% of participants reversed their T2D within 10 weeks, including those who had it for an average of eight years.
• Reverse Hypertension & Cardiovascular Risk: The vast majority of cardiovascular risk factors can be reversed.
• Transform Mental Health: Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder symptoms can be reversed. Depression and anxiety can be reduced by 79%.
This isn't speculative; it's proven. This knowledge has existed for a decade, yet it remains buried.
Consider this: 38 million Americans have Type 2 Diabetes. How many headlines have you read about reversing it with food? Now, think of the thousands of articles on drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.
The silence on a nutritional cure is deafening—and it reveals the immense scale of the challenges we face in public health. This isn't just science; it's a testament to the power of food and a source of profound hope. The tools for healing are already on our plates.
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Watch MAHA Institute's "Autism Round Table: A National Call to Action for Families, Advocates and Change Makers" 👇
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I sound mad, because I am.
For 6 years, my daughter needlessly suffered from treatment resistant “severe mental illness” that I now know was metabolic and mitochondrial dysfunction that I could have fixed from day one on my own at home and in my kitchen. It was never Bipolar Disorder (and hallucinations during manic episodes), never OCD, never anxiety, not depression, not ADHD. It was her body screaming out for help.
This book was published in 1975. 50 years ago!!
In August of 2024, I found metabolic therapies. I changed our diet. I threw out ALL of my groceries and went to the farm. 7 days later, she was off her afternoon meds. 3 weeks after that, we found Brain Energy and added the ketogenic diet to our metabolic therapies. 3 days after that, she woke up an entirely new child. She was off all medication within the next 2 weeks and in remission ever since. From treatment resistant to living her best life in 6 weeks.
We are built from food. Not pharmaceuticals.
Get curious. Your child’s life might just depend on it.
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New paper out! A huge effort for tracking #microbiome evolution in #biogas #reactors! Kudos to all the authors @davide_sant_1 @guido_zampieri @LauraTreu and @fondcariverona @BTS_Biogas for economical support @DiBio_UniPD sciencedirect.com/science/ar… #anaerobic #digestion #metagenomics
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Research has shown that a light-intensity 2-5 minute walk after a meal significantly lowers blood glucose. While sitting after a meal allows blood glucose to rise unabated.
Just walking two to five minutes, had a significant impact.
Higher blood glucose means a higher likelihood of pre-diabetes, diabetes, weight gain and other negative metabolic issues over time.
PS - Standing after a meal has a small effect.
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Plea for Ontario’s forests: We must stop #glyphosate use. More than a chemical herbicide; it’s a silent threat to our forests, our food chain and our future. The scientific evidence behind glyphosate’s dangers is overwhelming—and infuriating. midlandtoday.ca/local-news/n…
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One of the last pieces of advice from Steve Jobs was "eat your food as medicine or else you will eat your medicine as food."
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The goal of the One Health Microbiome Symposium is to showcase how diverse ecosystems are dependent upon their microbial communities. It will feature internationally-renowned keynote speakers, faculty and trainee talks, poster sessions, industry reps...
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Narrative Review about #Phages and #phage-borne enzymes as new #antibacterial agents, in Clinical Microbiology and Infection journal, is now available online. @esgnta thanks for collaboration!
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Gut fungi found in the lower gastrointestinal tract can influence the host immune system just like the bacterial microbiota.
🗣 @MathiasLRichar1: "The main genera identified in these modifications of the gut mycobiota are Candida and Saccharomyces".
gutmicrobiotaforhealth.com/t…
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Replying to @DrHoenderkamp @drkohilathas
The BEST protection against covid was good health. Arguing this simple fact was apparently being a "covid denier" 😂
Good health has zero downside.
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Stress and Psychiatric Disorders: The Role of Mitochondria
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Akkermansia muciniphila is reduced in people with gut inflammation and metabolic problems. The good news is that polyphenol-rich foods can modulate this beneficial bacterium for protecting the host against obesity and other metabolic issues mdpi.com/1422-0067/24/1/45
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New edition, new city. The 11th GMFH World Summit will take place in Prague in March 2023! It has an excellent scientific program for you, focusing on the next generation of microbiota-based therapy and nutrition. Don't miss it! ow.ly/QAHA50M1qFW #GMFH2023
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Critically ill patients undergo early impairment of their gut microbiota. This review summarizes why taking care of the gut microbiota matters in intensive care:
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Proud to share one of our latest pieces of work, provocatively launching the idea of a new medical role: the enterointensivist. #gut #microbiome
@GMFHx
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Who would have thought the microbiome could impact cardiovascular disease? Hmm. (Ok, I would have.) Will definitely be following the work of this team!
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Gut Bacteria Is Linked to #Depression. Two new studies find depression is associated with levels of some bacteria in the digestive tract, by @dmosbergen wsj.com/articles/gut-bacteri… via @WSJhealth #MentalHealth #microbiome
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Benificial Microbes in Amsterdam.
I see some #phage!

























