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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Treating an HIV+ Patient with Probiotics: A Case Report of Blastocystis Hominis Pathogenicity
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B. Hominis
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Chapter 5
00:28
Chapter 6
00:57
Nausea Abdominal pain Flatulence Watery diarrhea
01:02
Asymptomatic!
01:06
35% - 100%
01:17
Subtypes?
01:22
Chapter 11
01:51
Chapter 12
02:43
Chapter 13
03:13
Chapter 14
03:35
Chapter 15
04:14
Chapter 16
04:39
Thank you Dr Nasmith!
04:45
dremy@ndnet.ccnm.edu
Audio Transcript
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Hi
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I'm daniel Raimi and I'm 1/4 year intern
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at the Canadian College of naturopathic medicine.
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I'd like to talk to you about a case report of mine
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treating an HIV positive patient with probiotics.
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This is a case report on blastocysts. Commonest
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pathogenesis.
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What the sisters? What what
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blastocysts hotness is an anaerobic protozoan
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parasite in the human gastrointestinal tract
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that may present with a lot
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of variations.
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And to tell you the truth,
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we don't know very much about it.
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You see
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what we do know is that there's a fecal oral
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transmission and it has the potential to degrade Secretary I.
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G. A. By secreting Sistine proteus is
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these regulate information such as interleukin eight Crew
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and of katha B activation and that increases the
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permeability of the tight junctions in the gut.
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So
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what happens while clinical symptoms generally include nausea, abdominal pain,
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flatulence
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and
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diarrhea. But some people are completely asymptomatic.
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35-100% of the population that depends on what also 35% in industrial 100% in
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third world countries
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could actually have classicist ominous
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infection.
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The difference is that there are different subtypes,
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some of them are more pathogenic than others.
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So
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what's the real story behind this?
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It's likely that the cyst stage is the life cycle
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in which the infection that is infectious to humans.
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We still don't really know that much about
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incubation and distribution and feces or shedding frequency
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or anything beyond the fact that immunocompromised patients are
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generally at higher risk of having the G.
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I symptoms.
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And the other thing that we know is we should not be treating it unless
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there are symptoms,
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let me tell you about the space.
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It's a 61 year old male taking trying
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that means that he actually became undetectable viral loads.
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So he is HIV positive but he's not going to be
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considered immunocompromised.
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We found that in june with a multi strain probiotic and vitamin D.
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Treatment he was being treated for non
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digest concerns but he got this water diarrhea
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at the same time as he was starting this new job in the film industry eating
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a bunch of fast food and self medicating with aloe vera for a film magnesium.
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So we reestablished this healthy eating habits and we told him to
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stop that self medication and some psyllium house just above the stores.
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But it continued in september. So we had to get a stool culture. Oh mp.
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And moderate classicist
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Communist was found no other details comes in those reports.
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So his M. D.
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had recommended a 14 day metronomic developed treatment which is standard
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protocol and that reduced the stool frequency but not the consistency.
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We then followed up with a post antibiotic treatment of sacrum
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sacrum ISis Belardi
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starting at five billion cf. You daily.
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This returned the bowel movements to normal within
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days and it remained so until january.
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When we did the follow up and a few blocks assistance on this profound.
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So although we know that there are other factors that could
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influence the blastocyst is harmonious
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reaching pathogenic levels.
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We do believe that it might have been the BCG bacterium,
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Langham that was contained in that multi strength probiotics.
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We also found that sacrifices Belardi was
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very effective at regulating the bowel movements and
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a lot of research is needed
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to kind of get these conclusions.
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This is all the reasons that was found, all the interactions.
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So what we can see
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is that
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taking something like bacillus, sub Tillis or bacteria? It's
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for gillis or
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lactobacillus readiness or future bacterium manga
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will actually increase your glasses.
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Is this ominous count?
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There's only a few like a clemency municipalities to and in our
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case sacrifices clarity that will actually reduce the prosthesis is harmless.
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In fact
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sacrifices Gilardi is
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comparable to mechanize about
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in eradicating the Communists.
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So, before recommending any probiotics,
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I think it's very important to be
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very familiar with these possibly pathogenic mental bacteria,
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especially the interactions with those other
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probiotics or the strains that might
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interact with the harmonies and create a pathogenic potential.
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So thank you very much.
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Dr may smith really appreciate your help and support with this case report.
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If anybody has any questions or would like the references.
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Please don't have skin to contact me.
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Thank you
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