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Autoimmunity Part 2 - How Can We Address Autoimmunity Holistically
Last time, we talked about autoimmunity, specifically focusing on the role stress plays in immune dysfunction. We also discussed leaky gut and how this condition can impact your immunity. In this second part, we're going to continue the conversation and explore conventional methods for autoimmunity and why you may want to consider addressing it more holistically.
An immune response can be a cellular response; a reaction initiated by foreign antigens. This kind of immune response is non-specific, which means we can't necessarily narrow down where the issue is coming from. Testing your blood and/or measuring your T-cells can provide more information on this type of activation.
There is also another kind of response called a humoral response, which is more easily identifiable through testing as it's mediated by antibody molecules secreted by plasma cells. There are five types of antibodies: IgA, IgM, IgD, IgG, and IgE. The presence of these antibodies can help you figure out the underlying cause of your autoimmune issues.
Conventional medicine approaches autoimmune conditions by focusing on controlling your symptoms first. This is typically done through non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. If the inflammation is severe, you may be prescribed prednisone—a steroid with various unfavorable side effects.
It is estimated that one in fifteen people in the US have an autoimmune disease, and 80% of those individuals are women. While drugs are effective in reducing or eliminating clinical signs and symptoms, they do not address the underlying cause. By focusing on the leading causes (a compromised gut barrier and chronic stress), we can allow holistic healing to take place.
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Last time, we talked about autoimmunity, specifically focusing on the role stress plays in immune dysfunction. We also discussed leaky gut and how this condition can impact your immunity. In this second part, we're going to continue the conversation and explore conventional methods for autoimmunity and why you may want to consider addressing it more holistically.
An immune response can be a cellular response; a reaction initiated by foreign antigens. This kind of immune response is non-specific, which means we can't necessarily narrow down where the issue is coming from. Testing your blood and/or measuring your T-cells can provide more information on this type of activation.
There is also another kind of response called a humoral response, which is more easily identifiable through testing as it's mediated by antibody molecules secreted by plasma cells. There are five types of antibodies: IgA, IgM, IgD, IgG, and IgE. The presence of these antibodies can help you figure out the underlying cause of your autoimmune issues.
Conventional medicine approaches autoimmune conditions by focusing on controlling your symptoms first. This is typically done through non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. If the inflammation is severe, you may be prescribed prednisone—a steroid with various unfavorable side effects.
It is estimated that one in fifteen people in the US have an autoimmune disease, and 80% of those individuals are women. While drugs are effective in reducing or eliminating clinical signs and symptoms, they do not address the underlying cause. By focusing on the leading causes (a compromised gut barrier and chronic stress), we can allow holistic healing to take place.
To join the WOW MD Facebook Group please request access here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/wellness.optimizing.warrior
To get more information about the practice please visit website
Thousand Oaks Holistic OBGYN Women's Doctor | Medical Spa Westlake Village
To sign up for our email list please click
https://www.herabeautyandwellness.com/contact/
To follow us on instagram
https://www.instagram.com/herabeautywellness/
To follow us on facebook
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