腸炎腸躁症最要補充的營養素、增強免疫力、益生菌,自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg

柏格醫生中文 健康知識
20 Jun 202411:24

Summary

TLDR本视频讨论了炎症性肠病(包括克罗恩病和溃疡性结肠炎)中最常见的营养素缺乏问题。指出铁、维生素D、B12、叶酸、维生素K1和K2是最常见的缺乏营养素,它们对肠道健康至关重要。特别强调了维生素D在抗炎和修复肠道中的作用。视频还介绍了初乳作为一种天然抗炎剂,它含有多种有助于调节免疫系统和修复组织的成分,如转化生长因子和类胰岛素生长因子。初乳对增强免疫力、改善肠道健康和修复胸腺具有显著效果。

Takeaways

  • 🔍 视频中讨论了炎症性肠病(包括克罗恩病和溃疡性结肠炎)中最常见的营养素缺乏问题。
  • 🩸 铁缺乏是IBD患者最常见的营养素缺乏,可能导致贫血,建议通过动物性食品和螺旋藻等食物来源补充铁。
  • 🚹 男性由于不经历月经,铁摄入过多可能导致铁在体内积累,引起肝脏问题。
  • ☀️ 维生素D缺乏是IBD患者的第二大常见问题,建议至少摄入10,000 IU的维生素D3,并晒太阳以增加维生素D。
  • 🦴 维生素D有助于钙吸收,对小肠内壁的修复至关重要,缺乏维生素D会加剧炎症。
  • 🍽️ B12和叶酸缺乏也常见于IBD患者,它们由肠道微生物产生,炎症会改变肠道微生物群,影响这两种营养素的产生和吸收。
  • 💊 维生素K1和K2的缺乏也与IBD有关,它们对预防出血和保持骨骼健康至关重要。
  • 🍼 初乳是一种强大的自然抗炎物质,对肠道健康有多种益处,包括修复肠道损伤和增强免疫力。
  • 🌱 初乳是唯一天然含有转化生长因子α和β的来源,有助于调节免疫系统和组织修复。
  • 💪 初乳含有类胰岛素生长因子1和2,有助于逆转与年龄相关的胸腺萎缩。
  • 🐄 初乳含有丰富的免疫球蛋白,是婴儿免疫系统发展的重要组成部分,对非母乳喂养的婴儿尤为重要。

Q & A

  • 什么是肠易激综合症(IBD)中最常见的营养素缺乏症?

    -肠易激综合症(IBD)中最常见的营养素缺乏症是铁缺乏,其次是维生素D、B12和叶酸,以及维生素K1和K2。

  • 为什么IBD患者会有铁缺乏症?

    -IBD患者会有铁缺乏症是因为肠道炎症导致营养素吸收减少,同时可能伴有出血导致铁的流失。

  • 动物性食品和螺旋藻为什么是铁的良好来源?

    -动物性食品和螺旋藻含有容易被人体吸收的铁,特别是动物性食品中的铁质。

  • 铁过多在男性中可能导致什么问题?

    -铁过多在男性中可能导致铁质在体内积累,形成肝铁过载,从而可能引发肝病。

  • 为什么IBD患者需要补充维生素D?

    -IBD患者需要补充维生素D是因为维生素D有助于钙的吸收,促进小肠内壁的修复,并且具有抗炎作用。

  • 维生素D缺乏如何影响IBD患者的肠道修复?

    -维生素D缺乏会导致肠道炎症难以愈合,因为维生素D对于修复小肠内壁和抗炎至关重要。

  • B12和叶酸缺乏在IBD患者中可能导致哪些问题?

    -B12和叶酸缺乏可能导致疲劳、特定类型的贫血以及其他健康问题。

  • 维生素K1和K2在IBD患者中的作用是什么?

    -维生素K1有助于预防出血,而维生素K2有助于强化骨骼,防止钙在动脉和关节中的沉积。

  • 初乳是什么,它为什么对婴儿和成人都很重要?

    -初乳是哺乳动物产后最初分泌的乳汁,它含有丰富的免疫因子和微生物群,对婴儿的免疫系统和肠道健康至关重要,对成人也有抗炎和免疫调节作用。

  • 为什么初乳可以改善肠道炎症?

    -初乳含有多种免疫因子和生长因子,可以增强肠道屏障,减少炎症,并且有助于修复受损的肠道组织。

  • 初乳中的哪种成分可以帮助调节免疫系统?

    -初乳中含有转化生长因子α和β,这些成分可以帮助调节免疫系统。

  • 为什么初乳可以改善肌肉萎缩?

    -初乳中含有类胰岛素生长因子1和2,这些成分已被发现可以逆转与年龄相关的胸腺萎缩,从而有助于改善肌肉萎缩。

  • 为什么初乳可以增强人体的抗癌能力?

    -初乳可以增加不同类型的T细胞和自然杀伤细胞,这些细胞有助于预防癌症和攻击病毒。

  • 为什么说初乳是微生物群的丰富来源?

    -初乳中含有大量的有益细菌,这些微生物群是人体免疫系统的重要组成部分,约占70%到80%。

  • 为什么建议从羊初乳中获取初乳?

    -羊初乳可能比牛初乳更适合某些人,因为羊奶中的蛋白质可能更少引起过敏,且羊奶的成分更接近人奶。

  • 为什么建议在补充初乳时要从小剂量开始?

    -由于初乳涉及免疫系统,从小剂量开始可以帮助测试身体反应,避免可能的过敏或免疫反应。

Outlines

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🍽️ 铁和维生素D缺乏在肠易激综合征中的重要性

第一段主要讨论了肠易激综合征(IBD),包括克罗恩病和溃疡性结肠炎,这两种疾病中常见的营养素缺乏问题。由于肠道炎症和免疫系统的过度反应,营养素吸收受阻,尤其是铁和维生素D。铁缺乏会导致贫血,而维生素D对于钙吸收、肠道修复和抗炎作用至关重要。建议通过食物而非合成补品来补充铁和维生素D,同时注意铁的过量摄入可能导致的健康问题。

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🍼 初乳:天然的免疫支持和肠道健康促进剂

第二段介绍了初乳,即哺乳动物母亲在哺乳初期产生的第一口奶,它含有对婴儿长期健康至关重要的免疫因子和生长因子。初乳中的转化生长因子和类胰岛素生长因子对免疫系统调节和组织修复有显著作用。此外,初乳还有助于增加T细胞和自然杀伤细胞,增强免疫力,促进肠道微生物群的建立,对非母乳喂养的婴儿尤为重要。

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🛡️ 初乳的免疫益处及如何安全摄入

第三段强调了初乳对成年人的潜在益处,尤其是对那些没有接受母乳喂养的人。建议从小剂量开始尝试初乳补充剂,以避免可能的免疫反应。讨论了初乳与微生物群的关系,以及未经高温处理的初乳如何保留有益的酶和免疫蛋白。同时指出,与牛奶相比,山羊初乳可能更适合某些人,因为它引起的过敏反应较少。

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Keywords

💡营养素缺乏

营养素缺乏指的是身体没有获得足够的必需营养素来维持健康。在视频中,这与肠易激综合症(IBD)有关,包括克罗恩病和溃疡性结肠炎,这些疾病会导致肠道炎症和免疫系统过度反应,进而影响营养素的吸收。

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铁是一种重要的矿物质,对于血红蛋白的生成和氧气的运输至关重要。视频中提到,铁缺乏是IBD患者最常见的问题,会导致贫血。铁的良好来源包括动物内脏和肉类,尤其是牛肉,以及螺旋藻。

💡维生素D

维生素D对于钙的吸收和肠道内壁的修复至关重要。视频中指出,70%的IBD患者存在维生素D缺乏,这不仅因为普遍的维生素D缺乏问题,还因为炎症影响了维生素D的吸收。

💡B12和叶酸

B12和叶酸都是由肠道微生物产生的,它们对于预防疲劳和特定类型的贫血非常重要。视频中提到,由于肠道炎症,IBD患者的微生物群可能受到影响,从而限制了B12和叶酸的产生和吸收。

💡维生素K

维生素K,特别是K1和K2,对于血液凝固和骨骼健康至关重要。视频中提到,维生素K1有助于预防出血,而K2有助于将钙保留在骨骼中,防止其进入动脉和关节。

💡炎症

炎症是身体对感染或损伤的自然反应。在视频中,炎症是IBD的主要特征,它不仅导致营养素吸收不良,还可能阻止维生素D和其他必需营养素的修复作用。

💡初乳

初乳是哺乳动物产后最初分泌的乳汁,富含免疫因子和生长因子。视频中强调,初乳对于新生儿的免疫系统发展至关重要,并且对于成年人来说,补充初乳可能有助于减少炎症和支持免疫系统。

💡微生物群

微生物群是指生活在人体内的微生物群体,对健康有重要影响。视频中提到,初乳富含有益的微生物,有助于发展和维护健康的肠道微生物群,这是免疫系统的重要组成部分。

💡免疫球蛋白

免疫球蛋白是一类在免疫系统中发挥作用的蛋白质。视频中提到,初乳中的免疫球蛋白含量是普通牛奶的250倍,有助于增强免疫力和减少炎症。

💡肠绒毛

肠绒毛是肠道内壁上的小突起,有助于增加吸收面积。视频中提到,初乳有助于肠绒毛的发育,如果肠绒毛发育不正常,可能会导致营养不良和吸收不良。

💡过敏

过敏是免疫系统对某些物质的过度反应。视频中提到,由于初乳中包含的免疫蛋白和微生物,它可能有助于预防过敏,尤其是如果婴儿没有接受母乳喂养的话。

Highlights

最常见的营养缺乏症在肠易激综合症中,包括克罗恩病和溃疡性结肠炎。

炎症和免疫系统的过度反应导致肠道吸收营养能力下降。

铁缺乏是IBD患者最常见的营养缺乏,可能导致贫血。

动物产品和螺旋藻是铁的良好来源,但需注意铁过量的风险。

80%的IBD患者存在铁缺乏问题。

维生素D缺乏是IBD患者的第二大常见问题,影响钙吸收和肠道修复。

建议IBD患者至少摄入10,000 IU的维生素D3,并多晒太阳。

B12和叶酸缺乏与肠道菌群失衡有关,可能导致疲劳和贫血。

维生素K1和K2对预防出血和维护骨骼健康至关重要。

初乳是一种强大的自然抗炎物质,对肠道有多种益处。

初乳能够修复肠道紧密连接,增强免疫力。

初乳含有转化生长因子,有助于调节免疫系统和组织修复。

胰岛素样生长因子1和2可逆转与年龄相关的胸腺萎缩。

初乳能增加T细胞和自然杀伤细胞,帮助预防癌症和攻击病毒。

初乳含有丰富的有益菌群,对婴儿肠道微生物组的建立至关重要。

与未经过巴氏杀菌的牛奶相比,初乳对小牛的健康有显著影响。

建议寻找未过度加热或去酪蛋白的初乳补充剂以减少过敏风险。

初乳可能对未母乳喂养的人特别有益,有助于建立和支持免疫系统。

Transcripts

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So today we're going to talk about the

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most common nutrient deficiency in

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irritable bowel disease now this would

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include Crohn's and ulcerative colitis

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now in both of these conditions you have

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a massive amount of inflammation going

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on in your gut and uh you're also

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getting an overreaction of the immune

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system and the more inflammation that

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occurs in your gut the less you're going

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to absorb nutrients so if we take a look

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at all of the nutrients and identify the

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ones that are the most deficient at the

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top of the list we have iron an iron

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deficiency which is going to create

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anemia and that occurs because there's

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usually bleeding and your loss of blood

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as well as the inflammation that

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prevents the absorption of iron one of

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the best sources of iron is not the

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inorganic minerals that you get from the

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One A Day vitamins that you're going to

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get at the CVS drugstore but from animal

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products like organ Meats beef has a lot

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of iron and it's a type of iron that's

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easily absorbed but also spirulina is

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another good source of iron so I always

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recommend getting your iron from actual

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food and you got to be careful because

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you can actually overdue with iron iron

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is one of those minerals that is very

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difficult to get rid of so it's very

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easy to develop in excess especially in

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men because with women they menstruate

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but men they don't so men can actually

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build up a toxic accumulation of iron

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and that can create therosis of the

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liver so 80% of everyone with IBD

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irritable bowel disease has a iron

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deficiency so that is the most common

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deficiency the second most common

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deficiency is vitamin D 70% of everyone

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with IBD has a vitamin D deficiency

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that's not surprising because the vast

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population has a major deficiency of

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vitamin D now compounded by the fact

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that people don't go outside very much

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they're overweight so they can't absorb

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as much and as they age it's more

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difficult to absorb vitamin D but not to

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mention all that inflammation in your

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gut is preventing absorption of vitamin

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D vitamin D helps you absorb about 20

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times more calcium than you would if you

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didn't have vitamin D so you desperately

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need Vitamin D for calcium also vitamin

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D is needed to regenerate and repair the

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lining of your small intestine so

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without vitamin D you have this

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situation where you have all this

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inflammation but you can't heal so it's

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a catch 22 the inflammation blocks

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vitamin D and the lack of vitamin D

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blocks inflammation and the repair of

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the colon one of the most powerful

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effects of vitamin D is in its

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anti-inflammatory function so without

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vitamin D you just stay inflamed so if

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you have IBD I would start taking at

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least as a minimum 10,000 IUS of vitamin

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D3 and I would also recommend getting

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out in the sun let the sun also give you

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a good amount of vitamin D all right the

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third category of deficiency would be

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B12 in folate now both B 12 and folate

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are made by microbes and they also come

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from food but when you have inflammation

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in your gut you have a altered

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microbiome which is going to limit your

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ability to produce and absorb B12 as

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well as folate so with those two

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conditions you can have fatigue a

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certain type of anemia and many other

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issues and the last category

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deficiencies would be a deficiency of

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vitamin K1 and vitamin K2 vitamin K1 has

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everything to do with cl in preventing

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bleeding and K2 has everything to do

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with making your bones really strong and

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keeping the calcium out of the arteries

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and out of the joints and where it

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should belong in the bones so if you

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have IBD make sure that you're getting

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these supplements so today I want to

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share with you a extremely powerful

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natural remedy for inflammation not just

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inflammation but autoimmune diseases gut

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inflammatory conditions

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arthritis skin conditions related to

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inflammation this is something you

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probably have never heard before being

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connected to inflammation this substance

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has some really interesting benefits uh

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for your gut especially we are actually

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all born with a very permeable

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intestines where there's actually holes

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right into the immune system so this

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substance actually seals those Junctions

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to make them very very tight this

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substance actually can give you your

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immunity stud it shows that it can

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improve the gut damage from Nets and

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damage from H pylori and improved damage

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from infections that cause diarrhea as

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well as damage from autoimmune

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conditions it has been shown to improve

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muscle growth so it's really good for

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people who have atropy and so all this

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is very very amazing but it also has the

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ability to repair your thymus gland okay

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the thymus gland is an immune gland on

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top of the heart that is like a training

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camp for your te- cells and this

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substance is colostrum okay what is

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colostrum well colostrum is the first

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milk that your mother gives you when

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you're breastfed so the the many many

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studies out there that shows the

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difference between breastfed infants

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versus those infants that have been fed

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the infant formulas is they just

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dramatic difference in long-term Health

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increase risk of autoimmune diseases

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increased risk of allergies increased

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risk of as Asma increase risk of

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respiratory infection increased risk of

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obesity and gut inflammation and higher

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risk for cancers and so as you can start

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to see it's just really important that

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if you are a mother to breastfeed

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however you can get the benefit of

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taking

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colostrum even if you're older so I'm

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going to talk about that but you should

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first understand what colostrum really

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is and what's in it in fact colostrum

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provides the only natural source of

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something called transform growth factor

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Alpha and beta now what is that that is

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something that can greatly help regulate

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your immune system and it's also good

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for tissue repair colostrum also

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provides the only natural source of

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insulin like growth factor one and two

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now what is that well that is that

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substance that I just referred to it has

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been found to reverse the age related

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atrophy of your thymus gland because as

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you get older the thymus gland shrinks

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okay so anything that you can do to

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improve the thymus gland would be a

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really good thing and there's other

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things too like zinc and vitamin D but

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colostrum also can help you colostrum

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has been shown to increase all the

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different tea cells that you have and

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the natural killer cells that help you

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prevent cancer and attack viruses uh

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they can increase the macrofagos which

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actually uh provide a a barrier for

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pathogens colostrum is like twice the

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fat as normal milk it's four times the

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protein but it's 250 times more

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immunoglobulins which are the immune

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factors that give you your immune system

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and this can greatly reduce your

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inflammation and initially for an infant

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one of the very interesting benefits of

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colostrum is in the development of your

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dadal Villi those little tiny like roots

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on the inside of your intestine so

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colostrum helps develop them and so if

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you don't get the normal development of

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those Villi then you may have problems

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in the future with absorption of

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nutrients and then you may develop

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something called malabsorption but

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there's something even cooler about this

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colostrum because I started doing

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searches on the relationship between

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colostrum and the microbiome this

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colostrum is extremely rich in

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microbiome the microbes the friendly

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bacteria so really what this first milk

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is doing it's injecting uh part of the

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mother's immune system as well as

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seeding the infant's gut with this

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microbiome which by the way is about

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roughly 70 to 80% of your immune system

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so it's giving you so many wonderful

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things and this is why when we consume

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pasteurized milk B basically the heating

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kills all these enzymes these immune

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proteins all the microbiome and there's

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been some interesting studies on even

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calfs that are fed pasteurized milk

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versus raw milk and there is a huge

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difference in their overall health and I

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will put that link down below you should

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probably read it and of course another

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reason why we have so many allergies to

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milk right because our immune system

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looks at this as something that is very

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foreign

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100% of all cows in the US are given

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colostrum I don't know why we don't give

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colostrum to our own human infants if

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they're not breastfeeding but I think

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that would be a very important thing to

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do so make sure that child is breastfed

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okay you may want to try to find

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colostrum that comes from a goat like

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goats colostrum that may work better

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than cow colostrum why because there is

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caseine and other proteins that you may

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have an allergy to that could create a

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problem but usually the uh goats milk

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and especially the goats colostrum

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you're going to have much less of

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analogy because goats milk can resemble

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more of a human milk then a cow's milk

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relates to human's milk however if you

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can't find let's say a supplement that

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has the colostrum from a goat then at

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least try to find a form of colostrum

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that is not overheated okay and there's

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there's several out there I'm not going

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to give you Brands and of course if you

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can't find those try to find something

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that they have removed the caseine to

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reduce the chance of allergies now

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anytime you take anything related to the

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immune system uh especially colostrum

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always start with a very small amount

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and test the waters because it could

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stir up some immune reaction initially

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so you take small amounts you take a

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half a tablet right before bed you see

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how you react and then slowly have more

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and more until you're achieving the dose

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that's listed on the bottle don't jump

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into just taking a lot because who knows

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if you have an allergy to milk or dairy

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but colostrum can be probably something

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that you've been missing for your

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inflammation and unfortunately with many

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of us that have not been breastfed just

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don't have the benefit of that immune

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factor that we're given from our mother

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so we have to work harder at building up

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our microbiome and uh supporting the

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immune system with other things now

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since we are on the topic of

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inflammation there's more to be said on

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that uh in one of my videos uh that it's

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gotten over five million

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views I share a lot of additional

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underlying causes to inflammation that

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you need to see and I put that video up

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right here check it out

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