Polyautoimmunity and Helminthic Therapy

Autoimmune diseases often cluster within the same individual and family. This article examines helminthic therapy through the lens of immune training, microbiome ecology, and transgenerational biology, exploring evidence that the absence of co-evolved organisms may contribute to immune dysregulation across diseases and generations. It reviews current research on regulatory T cells, the microbiome-immune axis, maternal transmission, and the broader implications of biome depletion for understanding autoimmune disease.

Associated Conditions: The Bigger Picture (PA)

Many PA patients have additional conditions that contribute to ongoing symptoms. Fatigue, brain fog, and weakness often have multiple causes. This guide looks beyond B12 to explain how treating the bigger picture can bring clearer recovery and better outcomes. Why This Matters Pernicious anemia doesn’t occur in isolation. The same autoimmune processes that damage your … Read more