In this age of organic food, chemical free products, farmer’s markets and going green, it’s no wonder that Dietzia spp. C79793-74 is generating great interest among Crohn’s disease patients. After all, if this emerging probiotic therapy could curtail the symptoms of Crohn’s disease as well as, or even better than, conventional therapies but without the side effects, it may well become the future of Crohn’s treatment. While human research and trials need to be completed, Dietzia has shown promise in cattle infected with Johne’s disease. With new information emerging about this bacterial species, we thought our readers would enjoy this timely overview. We are honored to introduce the man who discovered benefits of Dietzia spp. C79793-74, Dr. Robert E. Click.
Some of you may have seen these recent news articles regarding MAP and Crohn’s disease. For those of you who missed it, here’s a brief recap. I particularly enjoyed listening to the two new interviews given by Prof. Thomas Borody.
Majestic Plural Studios is investigating new scientific evidence that is altering the way we understand the cause and debilitating effects of Crohn’s disease as well as other auto-immune disorders. Their upcoming documentary film provides a forum for some of the world’s most notable experts on the subject to share their findings at a pivotal point in disease classification.
The Crohns Infection is dedicated to providing the most up-to-date information in our field to assist patients around the world in making informed decisions about their treatment. We are grateful for the support of this community and look forward to taking this journey together. Here are some of the most recent developments in the area of MAP related Crohn’s Research. Enjoy!
“The Crohn’s Moans” is a documentary project started by Ivana Bosek who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when she was sixteen. Currently in her twenties, she is seeking knowledge of the condition, as well as exploring treatments outside of conventional medicine practices. Through filming and producing this documentary she hopes to provide information to those who are hungry for answers but especially to those who are too ill to be researching for themselves. In this first clip, John Aitken provides a short introduction.