it is the first time that i see an article that confirm what i have been =
saying for many years about the relationship between vaccinations and =
antibiotic , and autoimmune diseases.i coul not read the whole article =
as they ask 30 dollaRS ,IF one of you have , i wil be happy to read a =
summary of the content .
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http://reviews.bmn.com/journals/atoz/latest?uid=3DPT.bmn10810_14714922_v0=020i07_04001059
jean-claude
Trends in Parasitology
Formerly Parasitology Today
Full A-Z Journal ListVol. 20, No. 7, July 2004Abstract
Infection and autoimmunity: are we winning the war, only to =
lose the peace?
Anne Cooke, Paola Zaccone, Tim Raine, Jenny M. Phillips and =
David W. Dunne
It appears that, in developed countries, as we succeed in =
reducing the incidence of infections we could expose underlying =
predispositions to develop autoimmunity. This article outlines some of =
the potential...
Trends in Parasitology, 2004, 20:7:316-321
Abstract
It appears that, in developed countries, as we succeed in =
reducing the incidence of infections we could expose underlying =
predispositions to develop autoimmunity. This article outlines some of =
the potential mechanisms that are induced by infection and that prevent =
onset of autoimmunity, and particularly focuses on the autoimmune =
disease Type 1 diabetes. Studies on the protective effects of pathogens =
as diverse as parasitic helminths and intracellular bacteria suggest the =
possibility that different classes of infectious organism mediate =
different protective mechanisms. Parasites and the mammalian immune =
system have evolved together to limit damage to host tissue, which is =
important to the host for self-maintenance and to the parasite, in some =
cases, to maintain its habitat and complete its life cycle. By =
understanding the mechanisms by which different classes of parasites =
modulate the host immune response, we might be able to devise =
therapeutic strategies for the treatment of autoreactive responses.
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