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This blog is a forum to share experiences and knowledge about immune-related health concerns and achievements in our daily lives. Read more...
 Craig Maltby, Editorial Manager   
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From time to time to I like to list some of the more interesting immune health related tweets. (My Twitter handle is @immunedude) Here are a few of the latest, with my commentary in italics: Dr Jonothon Mainland @drjmainland 15m#Immune System Development Influenced By #Birth#Month, #May#babies at highest risk http://mnt.to/4cN4 I read this today as [...] A blogger in Western Michigan is in the middle of a 2-month EpiCor challenge. She’s taking EpiCor in the middle of flu and winter crud season. And she’s a great candidate for testing EpiCor: a teacher (around sick kids all day) and a mom with kids in daycare (more sick kids). And, as she states, [...] Born in 270 A.D., old Saint Nick has gone through a few fashion and cultural iterations, moving from Europe to the North Pole. Yet, just by looking at him and his lifestyle, it’s hard to imagine how Santa has lived so long. His ample midsection seems to indicate he doesn’t get enough exercise, and probably [...] I thought today would be a good day to do a round up of interesting stuff related to health and the immune system. These are items ranging from quirky so slightly fascinating, from news to old standby’s that still command a bit of “wow.” Here’s a quick story on U.S. airports with the healthiest food. [...] If you or a friend or relative were impacted by flooding from Hurricane Sandy, here are some instructions from the New York Dept. of Public Health. Post flood recovery should be done in way that keeps the health of people as the priority. We’ve had some experience with flood clean-up here in Iowa over the [...] A few weeks ago, I wrote about a concept put forth by Embria Health Sciences’ Stuart Reeves. The concept of “inflammaging.” The basic thrust is that as people age, stressors that induce inflammatory response via immune cells and lead to age related diseases are compounded and worsened due to the inability of the aging body’s [...] Scientists have long known about the cat and mouse games that viruses, bacteria and immune cells play with each other. How they play that game and how they get “equipped” with the brains to form their strategy and tactics is an endless mystery that researchers worldwide are working to understand. Cell communication, production or suppression [...] OnPoint today had a great show on bacteria in the human body, and new research showing how it may regulate many aspects of human health. Bacteria are our friends, right? Here are my rough notes: Bacteria in the gut – helps digest food, absorb nutrients that regular enzymes can’t. Bacteria have their own genome, 3 [...] |
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