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Microbiome

It’s the environment, stupid…..

04/03/2023 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

In a recent BSACI on line symposium Professor Stephen Holgate called for urgent action to tackle the environmental causes of the global explosion in allergy cases: the loss of biodiversity, pollution, diet and urbanisation. This followed on from his keynote speech at the two day …

Category: Allergies, Environmental Issues, Microbiome, NutritionTag: Amish versus Hutterite farm children, BSACI, causes for the rise of allergy, Dr John McLaren Howard, Dr Vera Stejskal, Food Standards Agency allergy research survey, FoodsMatter research reports, Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, overuse of antibiotics, Professor Stephen Holgate

Hidden healers – parasitic worms?

03/01/2022 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Long time readers of this blog will be familiar with helminthic therapy, the life changing re-infection with parasitic worms championed by John Scott, a subscriber to the original FoodsMatter magazine. John wrote to us about an article we were carrying on hypoallergenic baby …

Category: Allergies, Alternative/Complementary Health, Coeliac/celiac disease, COVID-19, Eczema, Helminthic therapy, MicrobiomeTag: Can helminths cure autoimmune disease?, Can helminths help allergies?, COVID 19 in Africa, Helminthic therapy, helminths, Helminths aand total food intolerance, Helminths and allergies, Helminths and autoimmune disease, Helminths and COVID 19, John Scott helminthic therapy expert, Malaghan Institute, Necator Americanus hookworms, Necator Americanus., Professor Graham Le Gros

The Gut-Brain Axis

27/09/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

How gut microbes talk to the brain - with thanks to Professor Ted Dinan whose fascinating slide I have borrowed to illustrate the theme of the webinar. An excellent webinar organised by Yakult in its quest to educate us all about our guts and the importance of feeding them …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Mental Health, Microbiome, NutritionTag: APC Microbiome Cork University, Athena Institute VU Amsterdam, Director Nutrition-Gut- Brain Interactions Research Centre Örebro University, fecal transplantation, Gut bacteria types, Gut brain axis, gut microbiota, How microbes talk to the brain, Intestinal barrier function, Novel probiotics, Professor Eric Classen, Professor Jeroen Raes, Professor Robert-J M Brummer, Professor Ted Dinan, Rega Institute at the University of Leuven, tryptophan/serotinin conversion, Yakult seminars

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