Friendly Bacteria Protect Against Type 1 Diabetes

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jjt — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:09:39 GMT

Another very important theory about the development of type 1 diabetes is the consumption of milk from cows with the A1 gene. In Samoa where A2 milk in drunk the incidence of diabetes 1 is low, in New Zealand there is 10 times the incidence where A1 milk is drunk. You can cause diabetes in mice by giving them A1 milk and not with A2 milk. None of the mice fed A2 became diabetic but 47 per cent of those fed A1 became diabetic.

Why? A1 milk when digested breaks down into an opioid peptide beta-casomorphin7, this causes an autoimmune responce in the pancrease knocking our insulin producing cells.

Interestingly when a person has gut problems due to dysbiosis they are more likely to release peptide beta-casomorphin7 into the bloodstream because they dont break down casein protein properly. It crosses the blood grain barrier and is can cause autistic behaviour is vulnerable kids.

If you have gut issues and drink A2 milk this is not an issue because you break down the milk proteins into non problematic peptides.

For more on A2 milk look here - I highly recommend you read this book!

www.nzdoctor.co.nz/news

Julianne

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skip smyth — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:42:24 GMT

Hearing much, of late, on salba. Cure-all for diabetes and whatever else ails you. Honesty, or hype ?

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rigatoni — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 06:12:37 GMT

Speaking about germs and dirt, building up immunity, it reminds me when we were kids, back in the 50's. Sometimes, one of us would drop a piece of candy on the ground, and picking it up right away and "kissing it to God" and then we ate it as if nothing happened. (We didn't know about the "five second germ theory" at the time, but watched the older kids if they dropped a piece of candy and their response. Hey, they're older and wiser, they know the right thing to do.) This antiseptic-mad society is unhealthy in spite of the availability of health information.

CEM and others bring up important points about other things contributing to dis-ease.

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roman2 — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:41:41 GMT

I remember reading about endogenous people having diabetes. I doubt they ever live in sterile environment. Perhaps, it's not any specific bacteria that's responsible for preventing development of diabetes and other diseases but diet. Mice that live in lab environment eat foods that are unnatural to them.

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wayne_bramble — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:53:29 GMT

My daughter is vegan and tries very hard to eat foods that provide nourishment. Carbs naturally dominate with less protein consumed. Suffers from hayfever (cats and pollen always- still rubs her itchy nose periodically-she is 26 years of age) She loves potatoes,refrains from eating grains etc. Is it likely that her gut is compromised. Are potatoes just balls of sugar . She still has acne-not too bad - but at 26 one would have thought is had passed. Sleeps poorly vivid dreams prevent deep sleep. Anxious type. Suggestions?

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rmasi001 — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 14:43:37 GMT

Even without any scientific studies, if you look at animals, including humans, before being "civilized", they all live in tune with nature. That means being in contact with the earth and "dirt" and any organisms that live there. We are designed to live with parasites, bacteria and any other living organisms. We are supposed to be a part of nature. The further we remove ourselves from it the sicker w become, spiritually, emotionally and physically. So to those of you speaking against this study, look inward and try to see what issues are preventing you from having a mind open enough to see truth and reality for what it is. We are not meant to live in a "clean", sterile environment. Even Pasteur on his death bed admitted that he was wrong. He said "The pathogen is nothing. The terrain is everything." We can never get rid of pathogens, they have a place in nature. They are nature's police, taking back to the soil the sick which are not deemed by nature to be fit to live. Just like our body destroys sick cells before they have a chance to reproduce.

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kims den — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 11:23:56 GMT

Hi All- One way that I introduce friendly bacteria is by fermenting and drinking Kombucha tea. To regular tea I add a "SCOBY" (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast) If we understand that the immune system is in the gut and Intestinal tract, introducing this refreshing drink to your diet is a much nicer way to keep the good bacteria count up. Cheers!

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MidnightVaruna — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 11:08:29 GMT

Hi. New here, but I was wondering something. How did my youngest son (3 1/2 yo) get type 1 diabetes 2 years ago? He was breastfed til age 2 1/2, born at home, I never use antibacterial soaps and sprays in my home (mostly use natural cleaners such as vinegar), we try to use as little pre-packaged processed stuff as possible, etc. Yet, at the age of 16 mon. he went into ketoacidosis after what seemed to be some sort of viral infection, and was diagnosed with type 1. What went wrong?

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Nellimami — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 10:30:13 GMT

Is it sure,that my daughter is not in danger in the dirt, when she cleans the cages of rats,mices, hamsters, rabbits?

http://hordeofkingrat.atw.hu/

Look at how many little animal is in the first floor of our house

Nelli,from Hungary

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Nellimami — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 10:22:44 GMT

I am very glad to read this article, as my daughter has a little allergy too.She has to take some pills, but the problem has not become worse.Now i am getting to understand why:-)) she has 385 rodents in our house, she breeds them, ant if somewhere is dirt, there is!:-)) she is always collects the dirty litter from cages, besides feeding them ofcourse.

I am the cleening maniac in our family, and we are always quarreling with my daughter on what is the most necessary level of cleaning....

Thank you for info on effect of cleaning on our immun system.

Nelli, a mother from Hungary, Europe.

Look at my daughters little animals on her website "Horde of King Rat"

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curious7 — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 22:19:48 GMT

This is why it is wise when your Doctor says you need an antibiotic, to politely refuse. Antibiotics kill the good as well as the bad bacteria in our bodies. Once this is done we allow ourselves to be open to all sorts of diseases. Without the balance of good and bad bacteria in our gut we may as well be put on a slab in the Morgue.

Indeed if you do need an antibiotic for an illness there are an abundance of natural antibiotics available.such as Oregano Oil. Then there was just today an article in the NY Times about the natural first line of antibiotics, found on our tounges. For more information about the over use of antibiotics go to www.twnside.org.sg/title/overuse-cn.htm.

When the alchemists start to dable in the natural order of things, can disaster be far behind?

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prisonplanet — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 20:29:17 GMT

Doc.

What I find as some and maybe even most of the conditions and diseases are caused by the toxic poisons that are purposely being put into everything from our food, water and he air We breath by THE NEW WORLD ORDER SCUM! They through there eugenics programs are exterminating Us! and I have had it We people must come together against these satanic mass murdering criminals and take back control of our government world wide! they are trying to conquer the world!! let's get together and stop this madness go to Your town meeting and let get it back!!!! Otherwise these scum are going to Kill Us!!!!

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CEM — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:21:46 GMT

I get tired of reading about how antibacterial soaps are making us sick and vaccines and lack of sunlight, etc... All of these may not be helping the situation any, but the real problem lies in Section 8 of the Bioinitiative Report, published a year ago, that the media has all but ignored...

www.bioinitiative.org/.../index.htm

The presumption is that all that occurs within the human body involves chemical reactions - true - but every chemical reaction in initiated electromagnetically, and the developed world today is blanketed in cell phone towers, power lines, airports, you name it.

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angie14208 — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 17:53:26 GMT

Just an observation here,maybe some things to watch out for, my son was 6 when he got Type 1 diabetes in 1988, no history of type1 diebetes in the family at all, back then no internet or any good health info out there like we have now, so he was fed isomil soy formula,as a baby he would sweat so much he'd be soaked head to toe when he was sleeping, he craved and drank milk constantly, would get fevers often but no other symptoms, had some night terrors, craved olives also, he ate the standard american diet, i gave him vitamins, he had the standard vaccinations,looking back maybe the fevers and cravings and copius sweating were warning signs of the impending diabetes, but how to stop it then or now (if anyone out there has the same symptoms) i dont know :(

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paulabob — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 14:40:10 GMT

Dr Mercola should also mention that the modern world also largely formula feeds, which increases later rates of diabetes and other diseases.

My friend's grandmother used to say - every child will eat a peck of dirt before they die. I always thought she was a bit wacky, but she knew more than I did!