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New therapies possibleresearchers at Mcmaster University have discovered a key molecule that could lead to new therapies for people with celiac disease an often painful and currently untreatable autoimmune disorder.

Celiac disease is a food sensitivity to dietary gluten contained in cereals. In people who are predisposed genetically gluten containing food will trigger an immune response that leads to destruction of the intestinal lining abdominal pain changes in bowel habits malnutrition

which is present in the intestine of healthy individuals is decreased significantly in patients with celiac disease.

When people with celiac disease eat food containing gluten the digestive enzymes cannot digest it and left over peptides from digestion induce inflammation.

School of medicine. â#oethere is need a great for a therapy that will protect patients with celiac disease from these accidental contaminations. â#Verdu says the results raise the possibility of elafin administration

research has implications beyond celiac disease. Recently gluten intolerance has been reported in patients who do not have celiac disease (non-celiac gluten sensitivity.

Development of new therapies such as this one could help in the management of common gastrointestinal disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome that could be triggered also by wheat containing food.

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Listeriosis generally manifests in healthy people with diarrhea and stomach cramps whereas the elderly newborns and people with weakened immune systems are more susceptible.


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and can cause gas bloating diarrhea and constipation. These include some Clostridia and some E coli.


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This digestion difficulty can cause stomach cramps and diarrhea among other symptoms. But many people who report discomfort after consuming dairy products haven't been tested formally for the condition making it difficult to know how many meet the clinical standards for lactose-intolerance Gardner said.

and diarrhea or you don't. For the pilot study Gardner's team recruited 16 participants who were tested to confirm their lactose-intolerant status. The test measures the amount of hydrogen in a person's breath after drinking a beverage that contains lactose.

which to record the severity of four symptoms--gas diarrhea audible bowel sounds and abdominal cramping--on a scale of 0 to 10 with 10 being the most severe.


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Probably the best example of this interaction is the discovery that IBS symptoms develop in up to 10 percent of previously healthy subjects after a single episode of gastroenteritis caused by an infection through bacterial pathogens like Salmonella Shighella or Campylobacter


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Diarrhea can last several days and can leave the body without the water and salts that are necessary for survival.

Most people who die from diarrhea actually die from severe dehydration and fluid loss. Based on their findings the researchers concluded that the probability curves of the annual disease burden â#oeexceeded the WHOÂ##s threshold for acceptable level of risk from wastewater reuse by two to three orders of magnitude


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E coli a bacterial illness of the gut is marked by diarrhea decrease in appetite decrease in body weight and in some cases a higher mortality rate.

The pigs in the study challenged with E coli that had been fed any of the three plant extracts had a lower frequency of diarrhea (20 percent) than the pigs fed the control diet (40 percent.

Liu noted that even the pigs in the non-challenged group with a low frequency of mild diarrhea benefited from the plant extracts.

Because there is a relatively high diarrhea rate in post-weaning pigs as they are moved from the mom


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and treat diseases such as breast cancer and pancreatitis. Roberts is also planning to study how the body's natural gut bacteria impact the digestion of berry-based compounds.


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Parasites such as cryptosporidium are more common causes of prolonged diarrhea. Current laboratory tests are not sensitive are time-consuming


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While E coli bacteria exist primarily as beneficial residents of the human intestine extraintestinal variants are responsible for diarrheal diseases like hemorrhagic colitis as well as urinary tract infections neonatal meningitis sepsis and pneumonia.


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Without this enzyme consuming milk can lead to some unpleasant side effects like bloating cramps flatulence and diarrhea--a condition known as lactose intolerance.

This would have caused the usual lactose intolerance symptoms such as diarrhea. Diarrhea in in healthy people is not usually life-threatening

but in severely malnourished individuals it certainly can be. So famine could have led to episodes of very strong natural selection favoring lactase persistence.


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According to global nonprofit medical center Mayo Clinic, celiac disease (in which your body is unable to process gluten) is four times more common now than it was 60 years ago.


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motor and psychosocial problems more food allergies and a higher risk of developing celiac disease But it also notes that babies in western countries who were exclusively breastfed for 6 months were apparently less likely to succumb to infections, such as pneumonia,


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The end goal is to improve sanitation in a world where 1. 5 million children die every year due to diarrhea caused by food


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Besides diabetes, the herb is reported also to cure a wide spectrum of ailments like skin diseases, fractures, bruises, constipation, hemorrhages, and rheumatoid arthritis.


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