Resolve Food Sensitivities And Heal Leaky Gut Once and For All

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1 Resolve Food Sensitivities And Heal Leaky Gut Once and For All

2 Illnesses associated with adverse food reactions

3 Digestion: A North To South Process

4 The Duodenum

5 The Jejunum and Ileum

6 Intestinal Villi

7 Absorption

8 Absorption

9 Damaged Villi

10 Compromised Tight Junctions

11 Compromised Tight Junctions

12 The Colon

13 Profound Truth The mind is like the stomach. It is not how much you put into it that counts, but how much it digests. ~Albert J. Nock

14 Jana s Story 6 y/o girl Breast-fed 20 months No history of vaccinations or Abx Chief complaints: - Allergic to dogs - Chronic stuffy nose and sneezing - Hives if she ate in restaurant - Regular BM, no GI symptoms

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20 ReTest 4 months later

21 Profound Truth If there's one thing to know about the human body, it's this: The human body has a ringmaster. This ringmaster controls your digestion, your immunity, your brain, your weight, your health and even your happiness. This ringmaster is the gut. ~Nancy Mure

22 Elimination/Challenge Less Degree of Reactivity More

23 Sequence of Events in Immune- Mediated Food Reactions Ingestion Recognition Defense Chemical Warfare Symptom Manifestation Immune system reactions to something you eat Immune system perceives substance as invader WBC, antibodies, and other immune components mount a defense Chemical mediators are released to destroy the invader Mediators cause tissue inflammation and damage that leads to manifestation of symptoms

24 Immune-Mediated Food Reactions Type of Reaction: Type 1 Allergy Type 3 Delayed Sensitivity Type 4 Delayed Sensitivity Mechanism Involved in mediator release IgE IgG, IgM Immune complex Humoral Direct cellular reaction with antigen Mediator release Involving cells: Mast cells Basophils Eosinophils Neutrophils Basophils Eosinophils Monocytes Macrophages NK cells Neutrophils Basophils Macrophages Eosinophils Monocytes NK cells T cells

25 RAST (Skin Prick Test)

26 ELISA (IgG) Photo: By Jeffrey M. Vinocur - Own work, CC BY 2.5,

27 Mediator Release Histamine: Causes inflammation, smooth muscle contraction, edema Cytokines: Increase or dampen immune reaction (many actions/many different cytokines) Prostaglandins: Inflammation; pain receptor activation THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 100 DIFFERENT MEDIATORS

28 Mediator Release Testing Tests 150 foods and chemicals Indirect method of measuring mediator release 94.5% sensitivity 91% specificity >90% reliability (split sample reproducibility)

29 Healing Approach

30 Ultimate Healing Recipe Two essential requirements: Effective identification and removal of mediator-releasing substances Identify and immediately address specific gut issues; heal/seal the intestinal tract

31 Jim s Story 27 y/o male 5 11 tall, 127 lbs. Dx Celiac age 12 Dx Crohn s 19 Multiple tests performed with no improvement Symptoms: - unable to gain weight - severe cramping w/diarrhea (4-5 BM) - depressed and spacey - fatigue

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35 Jim s ReTest 5 months later

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37 Jim s ReTest 3 months later

38 From Jim s mom Hope for the future! My son has been suffering with Crohn's disease for over 10 years. He has seen six different specialists in the past 10 years and none of them helped him as much as Anne did. He is the healthiest he has ever been. We are really happy with the results.

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