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Posted 2/7/2015 4:21 PM (GMT 0)
OM posted this on the UC board. Thought it might interest some on here so I'm re-posting. Was an interesting read.

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Long and tuff read.
For those who are interested in MAP.
Old Mike

Crohn's disease & related inflammatory diseases: From many single hypotheses to one "superhypothesis"


vri.cz/docs/vetmed/59-12-583.pdf
Posted 2/9/2015 5:49 AM (GMT 0)
Canada Mark,

I read your posts frequently. They seem science/study based and they give me something to think about. Thanks for making the information available!

Good evening all!
I am very interested in the anti-map therapy however I have not been able to locate people on this forum that have tried it and then been in remission
I have read many posts about not being able to take the antibiotics because of the side effects...

Does anyone know of any success stories? The people that say they are on it in the forum just seem to not posts updates. Hopefully they are doing so well they are out enjoying life!! (And not dashing to the loo every 15 minutes)

Thanks for your help!

Clo
Posted 2/9/2015 6:59 AM (GMT 0)
There seems to be a strong correlation, between certain infections and Autoimmune disease, Also there is rising evidence that exposure to certain microbes(not pathogenic) while your immune system is still developing, puts you at less risks for serious autoimmune, allergies or cancers later in life. Some people have found relief when they purposely parasatize themselves with certain worms, relief from allergies.
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