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Nutrition Fonctionnelle

Nutrition

nutritionfonctionnelle

inflammation

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well I'm very late boa noite hello

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good evening

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he then begins to show you I

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'm not going to go back all the way from

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our introduction from the last time

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but still a little bit just to

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show you this photo which I

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spoke about the difference of

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acute information which simply means that we

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will initially have our friends with

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innate immunity who we were born with who will

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begin to act

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and this innate immunity is part

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of us it is considered completely

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physiological because when we have an

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acute inflammation either for I read

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rite a gimmick allergic reactions of

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trauma chip contusions sprains strains

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any infections

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all that is acute and we need

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sites to attack all that is to return

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that's it function of inflammation

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in a healing process

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on the other hand we have on the other side and there

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it is not the causes because here we

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can have causes as I

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told you d confirmatory elected but on this side

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there that's what I would like to alert

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what when we talk about Alzheimer's cancer

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depression rheumatoid arthritis of course

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we are talking about chronic inflammation

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but this chronic inflammation and the

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party of something of defenders that

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it is not done exactly autism,

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autoimmune disease, so we are going to make a

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feedback relationship, what do

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I mean by that, what is

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cardiovascular disease, what is autism, what is

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rheumatoid arthritis, what is

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depression, what are neurological diseases?

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will obviously feed they will

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die they will die it is a

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Portuguese they will feed

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the chronic inflammation but

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the chronic inflammation it can

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start from another trigger that I will

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present to you a few years and I will

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tell you so that you understand the

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situation well that the art of inflammation and

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gus we are going to call the 15

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it is not part of our work

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it is actually part of the action

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of doctors of pharmacists who will act

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to resolve this acute problem the big

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problem is 'the other side is the

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chronic side that it has unfortunately

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we have a body of professionals who

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will treat this

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chronic inflammation as if they were acute

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but it is not elected and the

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chronic and the low

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grade training which will have repercussions

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like some that I am

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showing you but I will

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show you others throughout this

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training but what I would like to

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explain to you is that our objective

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today is not to say that the

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disease has to arthritis everything that is

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its calf causes

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chronic inflammations scepter of all this is to

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show you that we have triggers

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I will present to you the turn of say

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that they will trigger all this is

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problematic there and for a

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health professional because you

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know that this China is designed

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for you health professionals and

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therefore it is there to show you

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the importance of this knowledge that is

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our objective

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I introduce myself I am and the hammers

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to naturopath dental surgeons

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worked and I show you from A to Z

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how to apply

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functional nutrition to transform your life

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and that of your patients we

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are here in this project which is called

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project 19-29 very easy we are there every

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Tuesday and every Thursday at 7 p.m. 8 p.m.

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that's why it's called project 19 29

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one like iron and acute

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and chronic inflammation these are complex reactions

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inseparable from the ace of the answer

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immune prevail its chronic

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and acute we have the immune response the

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problem is will it last

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will it persist if we have an

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acute inflammation with all all the

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stages that I showed you vascular

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cellular and repairs we will

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have an action for production on

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the other hand if we have chronic inflammation

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we will have a destructive action

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of agreement acute it will last a few minutes

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or a few days we install this

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acute inflammation

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adapted immediate short duration localized

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restorative protective for healing

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it is very important that you understand

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that very important and on the other hand we

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are going to see chronic inflammation which

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can take two weeks or years

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it is unsuitable we must not

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understand that chronic inflammation is

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welcome and the problem is that we

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start from the principle that the person has

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inflammation and instead of hall and

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the ideology of this information which

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are actually what triggers

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the inflammation we begin to treat

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the inflammation you want an example I

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will not give examples medical of the

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doctor no I will give examples

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of naturopath to the person he has a

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sinusitis she gives in plant the person

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with a fashion of throat she gives another

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plant they pretend phytotherapy but

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it's not at all that says all that there

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our about in

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functional nutrition in

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functional nutrition we are going to look for the cause the

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theologies of the problem and it is not

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to have why because you are going to

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give a herbal medicine you are going to

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have an intervention

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and what is going to happen it will

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come back and it will come back and there we enter

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into this chronic picture which is

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maladaptive which is of long duration which in

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general which is aggressive that it is not

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controlled and which fights ivan others or

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towards another interview its

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self-perpetuating sister is therefore certain that we

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will have all the quotes pathological situations

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included autoimmune diseases therefore the

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inflammatory reaction

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they are worth chronic without social security a

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sign that a sign what are we going to

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do it will lead us to cancer of

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the fries alzheimer diseases

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neurological diseases did not tell the team a

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cardiovascular disease and so on

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and so on I will speak to give

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the list however I am not here

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to give the list and explain

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each disease because that does not does

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not interest us have you already

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understood that all these labels have a

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common etiology which will concern itself

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with the label in bo it is to give

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a medicine it specific to each

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manager this is the medical protocol

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we have is not at all in the

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protocol not at all if you look

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here with Elise for a protocol you

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can leave there is no protocol

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there is reflection and through the

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biochemical reflection of the

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cause reflection is basics you will

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think and give a solution to the

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problem of your patience of your

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client is what you see the

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difference here I present to you the list

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in read it it is a weapon an article

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which shows exactly

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the chronically ill who ask who have

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chronic information as a source

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so we have Alzheimer's disease we have

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asthma or bronchitis we have acolytes we have

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one on Beijing we learn creative an

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alteration we have gathered your arthritis I

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am not going to read you everything and everything a young

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it's because it's Paris not repeating

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that there are several articles that they

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brought all these articles together and

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each article gave a

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different list and this height there he put them

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all together so we lose azima

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but we amass lite we have conjunctivitis

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we have squared the traffic of

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Chavez disease at the level of the heart we helped

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the psychologists we only have a serious lung

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we have I don't know what

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all this

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goes through information published

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chronicle so Do you understand

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that you are completely in the

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inflammation theme the problem is that it is

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a complex theme

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it is a theme which will require you to have a

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very strong fundamental base you have to

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know everything that is innate immunity

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all that which is imitated adaptive the

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intellectuals who gave me 6/10 the summer regulator

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the lymphocyte all that is also everything

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with its parts memorization because

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everything makes sense the big question that

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will arise is what is the real

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problem

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why we all know what the real

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problem is, there remains a real problem to undermine

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the non-resolving inflammation, it is

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when we do not give a solution, a

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finalization of the inflammation, so there is

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this review which is called number

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of sheep. 'inflammation it is an

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extremely recent article 1

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the non-resolving information is

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a major driver

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tired of the disease but we can say

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of the patients g12 this article there they

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showed us the mechanism and the

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consequences of this non-resolution of

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the inflammation and obviously here we

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are on youtube it is not a

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complete training so I know it I

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understand that perhaps it will leave

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a lot of holes in all my explanations

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and that is normal why because I am

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taking a piece of a training and I

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present to you and so sometimes it will

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present itself in a very strange way I

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show you for example here of another

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case who knows that we will see here in two

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parts a part of our

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higher resolutions and a part which are the

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consequences of this non-resolution

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so you will see that there were

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perhaps terminologies that you do

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not know you want an example

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here for example

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infiltration by the

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suppressor cells of a coming law that is

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something that I don't know if you

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know who it's called imd so they

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are not exactly

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myeloid cells not at all they are

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cells which they go to delete the

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myeloid cells the premises if they

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were all in mireuil

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what does that mean because as at the origins the

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bone marrow are stem cells of the

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bone marrow unfortunately this mpcc cell

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of a family

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which comes from the cells of the

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stem cells but already infiltrated with

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people of problem why problems

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because this cell there will have an

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immonot activity suppressive rather than

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immunostimulating properties so we

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will see an infiltration of this type of

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cells at the level of unresolved inflammation

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when it is resolved we have our

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immune cells you understand

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perhaps you don't know that but

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it's more serious it' is not serious because we

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will gradually

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learn everything here we have, for example, made

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in philosophy cheap changes in

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macrophages I don't know if you know

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afterwards we will talk about that we have two types

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of macrophages macrophages one

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macrophages of the same time the same

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thing for the lymphocytes and and when

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we do not have a change of chip of the

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macrophages we have unresolved information

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that is a subject where we will

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study macrophages logic 1 and

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type 2 macrophages

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after you also have a response and

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immune prolong excessive no

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men are inflammation or otherwise

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a response is normal we offer

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normality no resolution of

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inflammation you can also have

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a persistence a continuation a

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continuous estimate of microbes you

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want an example my patient has

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irritable bowel syndrome and there such a

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beautiful one he has intestinal permeability

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so I will have this simulation of two

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grain negative bacterial organisms with

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lps the ipo pack polysaccharides that we are going to

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talk about later which will help me give

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this non-resolution inflammatory and

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therefore it is a trigger which we are going to

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discuss today this is what is

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the microbiome a micro well the sound it is

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all the microbes yacht but we can

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talk about a microbiota it is the

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microbiota intestinal

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which is for example an

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important source of this

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inflammatory continuity there is also the

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food allergens I am talking about 10 g

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e but also what we call

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allergies repair attentions it is the

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bread allergies that you eat and you

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start to clusters and that you are going

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to have a quick and that you are going to

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the hospital no it is another type

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of immunoglobulin and gege which will give

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a delayed response of the clones to

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examinations and that there is still a lot of

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vague regarding that the only thing we

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know that we are sure is that they

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have to freeze a food which

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can pose a problem in terms of

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repairing

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hiccups so all these are a few

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examples we will see as a conclusion a street

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artist what is an inflammation of

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the joint of a street have little to

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do with osteoarthritis osteoarthritis with an

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inflammatory connotation we can have

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rheumatoid arthritis that there we will

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see other parameters which will

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also play localization and specific etc. we

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will also see our famous inflammatory

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bowel disease which are the patient j

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inflammatory bowel which can

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go through several labels

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we have asthma we were going to multiple

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sclerosis so we must not it is for that's

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what I hate all labels because

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leicester multiple sclerosis and

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not the envelopes in thouars that's for sure

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but not only that there are many

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factors which will play such as for

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example heavy metals such as for example

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the inflammatory question but there are

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genetic components components

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are genetic and we have not finished

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understanding because a student of this

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disease we see that this disease

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there are fourteen types of patients j

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multiple sclerosis I have already had quite

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a few patients with this

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problematic problem there are some who

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it will become acute quickly it is

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perhaps linked to age is linked to

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diet

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so what we do in our work

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is I do not am not crazy to say that

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I am going to

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completely stop leaving the roses in

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patches because I there are several

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types but I am going to accompany and I

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am going to try to delay

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this process as much as possible and I am also going to bring to

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the maximum what it there is

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positive vitality I am going to make a comment

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regarding the information of the

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diseases which is important

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cancers cancers it is something

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which scares me very much why because

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there are professionals who do not does

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n't realize and also does

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anything with this concert of people

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there is cancer who are

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hormone-dependent cancer who are not

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in the world dependent cancer who are

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specific like prostate cancer

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which should not be touched 7 prostate

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there are other cancers that must be touched

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finally if you are going to work on cancer

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you must become a specialist you must

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become if you want to become a

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professional in functional nutrition

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of people who have when it is

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someone it is a cancer of everyone

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which cancer you have to pay attention to the

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choice of work that you have

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obesity obesity it is a source to the

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flames at war by by cy park which

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obesity it goes through our

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taxes site because we have

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adipocytes of different types we have the

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arms which have many many many

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mitochondria which will increase our

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metabolism but we also have the white which

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will simply ingested ingurgitated

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hamburg jt sugar through

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your youth books and which will liberate

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this famous bag inflammatory cytokines

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example tnf-alpha intellectual king 6 we will have to

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be all that because

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you see yourself a TV no

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seat it is produced by the

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adipocytes

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yes but the doors also produced by

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the muscles by the muscle cells

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during physical exercise so you should

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not memorize things and say

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anything that there is to bury it

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no basis that it can be deleterious

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but this same interview which 6 me is

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why it will be released for for

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help a trial this healing process

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at the level of athletes who do a lot

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of physical activities and which requires

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a lot of muscle and so we have to be

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careful all that we have

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obstructive pulmonary diseases we have

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atherosclerosis obviously

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cardiovascular diseases without wanting to

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complicate the story is that all this

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we can have obesity linked to atherosclerosis

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linked to cancer linked to everything will be linked to

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all so I repeat I even saw

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someone who spoke about a subject is

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reduced to the information interests me I do

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n't know who I him the vocal part and

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the inflammation interests me because there

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are cardiovascular diseases you

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see we criticize the doctor a lot

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but you do the same you are

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always in the label that is why

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these subjects must you don't be interested

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because it's

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cardiovascular diseases because you want

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an example you can health professionals

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take care of athletes with

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excellent health ok

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spare your journey with seven

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athletes there are no women for example 30

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years old she can have what a syndrome of

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polycystic ovaries

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and there what are you doing you

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send seven people a doctor you

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see if you don't need that

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because it's information it's

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hyper years underline me so you

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do not go to treat CPR because that is what you

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need to understand you will treat

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inflammation through

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functional nutrition

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I hope that I have explained well

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so

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here I am giving you a walk through of the entire

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inflammatory process but before

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taking this journey with you there are

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some definitions that you

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absolutely must know

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dance

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then definition of sedan this milk of a

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people I am going to do something to

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be so that you take the things the

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banks are fragments of molecules

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which cause danger therefore from one of the

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associates of moleque moleque their father

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these two models model of forgiveness 10

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Portuguese years of models of molecules which

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are associated with danger but if you

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want to make it simple it is fragments

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of the molecules of danger

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and the people the pints it is

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fragments of pathogens example the

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bacteria it will see

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grain negative bacteria they will

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have part of the membrane of

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gram negative bacteria which is made up

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of ipo polysaccharides sully

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polysaccharides is a marker for a

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receptor which will say wow this

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bacteria is the big negative it a

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problem from there that this receptor

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which is called thomas

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scepter 4 tlr4

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it will spend what a family of

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cytokines here we talk about the

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interleukin cytokine family to an intellectual

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quillan alfa- beta d'eliokem 18 33 36 36 beta

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36 syfy 36 kid but what is

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important for the moment for you is

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that you will recognize

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whatever there are the pathogens the

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pieces of pathogens who knows and

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example clps who has also two molecules

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which are pathogenic and which have one of the

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receptors which will recognize all this

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to trigger an

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inflammatory process ok we will look at that a little

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bit

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so initially we will have

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an injury in damage and laws are the

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jumps an example of in the

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free radicals we have the whole family including the

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quine 1 we bought hsp which are the

00:25:15

shock proteins we have there in so all

00:25:19

that can be considered as forms

00:25:21

example example of molecules

00:25:26

structures of the elements of fragments of the

00:25:29

molecules which can cause danger

00:25:31

said yes of course ok in the running nice for

00:25:35

example

00:25:36

ok that

00:25:37

's a guy without social security called

00:25:41

hangings so that we can communicate

00:25:43

so all that can possibly

00:25:46

become a danger for the bodies

00:25:50

so we're going to call dogs but we also have

00:25:54

the low peoples the peoples everything which

00:25:56

is a fact station infections example

00:26:00

and lps beach and line the

00:26:04

lhc or to the unemployed are the sugars of

00:26:08

cell walls the ipo paul sakaris and

00:26:12

an example all this will be received overview

00:26:17

by set of proteins which are called

00:26:22

prr and prr ckoi

00:26:28

dance recognition receptor and pumps what he

00:26:32

will see this type of pereire for

00:26:35

example macrophages the macrophages the

00:26:39

monocytes the macrophages that

00:26:41

unlike the monocytes and moc ofaj

00:26:43

quite simply the monocytes it is

00:26:46

in the blood circulation and the

00:26:49

macrophages it is a single site which has

00:26:52

left the blood circulation and it

00:26:56

will be fixed in a tissue and therefore we

00:27:00

can have for example a

00:27:02

cfyx macrophage in the liver it will be call

00:27:07

cells cuts make for example

00:27:10

it is he cuts it make it is a

00:27:13

mackerel fage fixed at the level of the liver we

00:27:17

have several macrophages which go last

00:27:19

in name and others which will not

00:27:21

win but which will still be fixed

00:27:23

to the above and therefore this macrophages zoom

00:27:27

on sector this receptor which will have

00:27:33

the capacity to recognize in pts to

00:27:37

recognize a people is there will do

00:27:40

what they will

00:27:42

I have not finished giving you other

00:27:44

examples of cells and which are

00:27:46

capable of to have it

00:27:49

would be sector mounted to the site

00:27:52

neutral macrophages our son the

00:27:55

nuclear polymorph why nuclear polymorph

00:27:58

because when you look at

00:28:01

the cell the elder in profile you will

00:28:05

notice that we drown and there

00:28:07

several lobules so it is rude

00:28:09

morpho several

00:28:13

death cism

00:28:15

us heart of the nucleus

00:28:17

that's why our sons

00:28:19

are called nuclear polymorphic

00:28:22

dendritic cells

00:28:24

and even lymphocytes all these

00:28:27

dendritic cells for example are

00:28:30

especially would give chic

00:28:32

b lymphocytes they are cells that we call

00:28:36

antigen presenters that makes all

00:28:39

the senses why which is mixed Monday

00:28:42

I have it is the recognition of clps the

00:28:45

recognition of all those of so

00:28:47

it will take that it goes to the level of

00:28:50

lymphocytes t they will present this

00:28:54

native is called epitopes epitopes

00:28:58

c it's this little piece of natives and

00:29:00

they will present to another type of

00:29:05

cells much more evolved and which will

00:29:07

also trigger

00:29:09

our adaptive immunity but you

00:29:13

can clearly see that through this

00:29:16

amp receptor is expended which have this

00:29:21

receptor all these cells is there the

00:29:23

problem the difficulty what there are

00:29:26

several proteins which are receptor

00:29:30

for recognition of slopes and dance

00:29:34

for example early the grid is louis

00:29:37

scepter there are fourteen types of sheet metal

00:29:41

accepted we talk and especially about

00:29:45

time the crisis is pts 4 because

00:29:48

he is at the level of the intestine he will

00:29:51

make known this gram

00:29:53

negative bacteria which has the lps but I do not have

00:29:56

others who are at the level not

00:29:59

only of the

00:30:01

season the arcep you m 'will like sea but

00:30:05

also at the olic site level there it is a

00:30:09

big chapter of the training

00:30:12

a term of inflammation and

00:30:15

receptors of all that there is in

00:30:19

llr p3c not likely scepter there are quite a

00:30:24

few things like the scepter that I have

00:30:27

not put 6 who are going to participate two sets

00:30:31

it is not Catholic street this vine

00:30:34

beyond concept there is aa I will tell you

00:30:37

later finally

00:30:39

other things prostaglandin Léon

00:30:42

against they know started all that

00:30:45

nf capable of activation of the neurons capable

00:30:48

and a transcription factor does not break them

00:30:50

all that is

00:30:54

inflammatory we will say like that and there

00:30:57

we will have the process of fargo cytos

00:31:00

it is phagocytosis look here the hypoxia

00:31:04

resolves in protest in may resin there we

00:31:09

are starting to network to

00:31:12

make the revolution that's why

00:31:15

there are levine networks and it's not

00:31:17

long since we discovered this

00:31:19

lgv network it's this group who are going to fargo

00:31:22

city and start our process of

00:31:24

healing

00:31:25

information and there we have there who have

00:31:30

registered in fact it is

00:31:35

cleaning and

00:31:37

repair we are going to return with the

00:31:40

king interiors which we call anti

00:31:43

inflammatory to which no Gilles

00:31:46

interests at km 37 there is a whole range

00:31:49

which because reduction of the nefs capable

00:31:52

catecholamines score all this will act and

00:31:57

I told you that my at the site

00:32:01

macrophages 1 transforms a

00:32:04

macrophages of it has a conversion 1 is

00:32:08

much earlier inflammatory and the

00:32:11

macrophages of 1/3 flames at war I

00:32:14

know it and you see that it is a

00:32:17

very complex subject that if you do not know

00:32:20

it will leave you with a lot of holes

00:32:22

and that is normal but you already have an

00:32:25

idea of where you are going to go

00:32:30

so I told you about jeans

00:32:34

triggering the inflammation let's start

00:32:37

today with a few I do

00:32:39

n't know how many I wouldn't be able to

00:32:41

talk but already we're going to talk about the first

00:32:44

axis and the microbiome so if microbiome

00:32:47

at the checkout we have to say the

00:32:50

microbiome I put you six lots of

00:32:53

microbiota enmities between friends you

00:32:58

see clearly that I am not

00:33:00

inventing anything there is an

00:33:05

alliance that is super important

00:33:09

because in functional nutrition you

00:33:11

will need this notion of alliance

00:33:15

microbiota immune system

00:33:20

why because people look at

00:33:24

this sentence the microbiota play a

00:33:27

fundamental role in the induction in

00:33:30

the formation and functioning of the

00:33:32

immune system of the other I have to

00:33:35

stop if I say that you

00:33:38

understand well that if I I have a

00:33:40

pink double life what is a life with an

00:33:43

alteration in the quantity and

00:33:46

quality of the microbiota there I have heard

00:33:50

of for example intestinal microbiota

00:33:52

but I can also speak of the

00:33:56

vaginal microbiota I can speak of the bladder I

00:33:59

can speak of the two

00:34:02

upper airways all that there is microbiota

00:34:04

and there it is the same

00:34:07

no matter the bricks microbiota it is

00:34:10

fundamental in the coating the

00:34:12

formation and the functioning of the

00:34:13

immune system of the other those who

00:34:15

fight in this case we a return

00:34:19

the immune systems have largely

00:34:22

evolved as a means of maintaining the

00:34:26

social biotic reaction of the other

00:34:28

with the microbe so that means that

00:34:31

our immune system helps the

00:34:35

microbiota and the microbiota is our

00:34:38

immune system so this alliance

00:34:40

microbiota

00:34:42

immune protective response to

00:34:46

pathogens I give you an

00:34:49

example is that our master

00:34:51

microbiota if we are balanced in terms

00:34:55

of cult films and bacteroides summer

00:34:57

quantity of lactobacillus everything is fine

00:35:01

we have great positives which will be

00:35:05

greater than the quantity of grains

00:35:06

negative this grain positive these

00:35:09

commensal bacteria they will hockey and there is

00:35:12

no intestinal permeability

00:35:14

they will occupy

00:35:17

the glassware mucus they will be there to

00:35:21

occupy the barrier the first

00:35:24

intestinal barrier and therefore it will be a

00:35:27

sin mamac bacteria gram negative

00:35:30

to enter quite simply why it

00:35:35

will occupy the space quite simply already

00:35:39

to the mass

00:35:41

maintaining to see where the taking of the maintenance

00:35:44

of the tolerance to the harmless natives

00:35:48

hyper important because we have this

00:35:52

antigenic tolerance 1 when we talk about a subject

00:35:55

listened to it carefully we talk about

00:35:57

proteins and when we talk about proteins

00:36:00

we talk about food proteins so that's why we're

00:36:03

going to talk about

00:36:05

gliadin that's why we're going to talk

00:36:08

about glutamine that's for that we are going to

00:36:10

talk about all this hla protein which

00:36:13

can at a given moment

00:36:16

exceed this tolerance

00:36:19

why because I have a 10 bios you

00:36:23

understand by tolerating on the theme I am

00:36:26

already talking I have a problem of what

00:36:30

maintaining a regulatory view of

00:36:33

tolerance to harmless natives,

00:36:37

that's it and why is that elisa because

00:36:42

perhaps there is an overuse of

00:36:45

antibiotics

00:36:46

and there I come back to our problem

00:36:49

of treating

00:36:53

acute and chronic inflammation as if it were elected

00:36:57

there is a consumption below 1

00:37:01

which bio chick bios these intimate lives life

00:37:07

you will kill not only the

00:37:10

bacteria which sometimes is not even there it is

00:37:12

an inflammation of

00:37:16

normal physiological immune response that I do not understand

00:37:19

why the person takes

00:37:23

antibiotics with an excuse two

00:37:27

secondary infections good ok and there she

00:37:32

takes biotics for the long term

00:37:35

what will happen the micro good

00:37:38

of this person maybe will be modified

00:37:40

avi

00:37:42

and there we really have a complication

00:37:46

so one question is this mouse

00:37:48

improper use Belgium the other

00:37:51

question change of

00:37:53

diet we can change for better

00:37:56

and we can change for tyr and we are

00:37:59

we all we are human beings

00:38:01

we are always exposed to this change

00:38:05

we are always exposed to bad

00:38:09

food we are always exposed to

00:38:12

emotional intermittents which will

00:38:15

perhaps change our way of eating

00:38:19

in a deleterious way which will change the

00:38:24

microbiota which as a result can

00:38:26

trigger an informing problem which

00:38:30

will depend on our genetics which will

00:38:34

trigger by example there is auto

00:38:36

immune disease which hashimoto for example you

00:38:41

understand the situation

00:38:42

so that is why it is a

00:38:45

huge subject and which everyone is in the process of

00:38:49

evolving in this direction there the microbes

00:38:52

yom and a regulator of the

00:38:55

inflammatory state of the human being

00:38:58

so I told you that there is this

00:39:02

question of lps what are fps that

00:39:06

of amp

00:39:08

ipo polysaccharides that means that

00:39:12

a high concentration we will see

00:39:16

strong immunological reactions and

00:39:19

fever think with me

00:39:21

think I told you that the lps

00:39:26

and at the level of the bacteria that

00:39:30

had to be shown but I'm showing you

00:39:32

it's not a three-day training as we do like this

00:39:36

because it's a

00:39:38

big training so you understand

00:39:41

I would still like to show you

00:39:44

what exactly the

00:39:46

ps is for me it is made up of three

00:39:50

legrand negatives there are three layers at the

00:39:54

level of air membranes that the

00:39:56

bacteria and large positives do not

00:39:59

all have enough importance what is

00:40:01

a bed popol saccharides ipo

00:40:04

polysaccharides of people there is a

00:40:07

polysaccharide linked to something

00:40:11

lipidic ipo polysaccharides we

00:40:15

agree so this increase in ipo

00:40:18

polysaccharides if it is in the

00:40:20

negative bacteria is considered a

00:40:22

slope which will be seen by our

00:40:27

receptor toll like 4 to put it simply

00:40:31

which is another by testing the lah

00:40:36

in the macrophages of our intestine

00:40:39

it will have a reaction if we have

00:40:42

a lot of the nbs we will have an

00:40:45

even stronger reaction which we can even go

00:40:48

as far as feverish so we will say listen to

00:40:52

me who lp is it because you will

00:40:55

always listen to that there are quite a few

00:40:58

people who have not always

00:41:01

lp it's a india to toxins it is the

00:41:07

jl ps like a doc sands to toxins

00:41:11

so what we actually say is that l ps

00:41:15

and ando toxins are synonymous

00:41:18

hockey because this index is two

00:41:23

teeth it is a toxin which will cause an

00:41:27

internal imbalance

00:41:30

that is metabolic endotoxins

00:41:36

and what was I going to tell you there are

00:41:38

also the receptor complexes yielded

00:41:43

14 these are complete

00:41:48

protein complexes and when we talk about complexes

00:41:52

all that is always proteins this

00:41:54

complex and the 14 that ckoi complex of

00:41:57

14 the complexes of kratos is a

00:42:00

protein which is

00:42:02

produced by macrophages to help

00:42:06

detect the famous think that it's a

00:42:11

detail we also have an anthem of the 2nd of the

00:42:15

two is a protein I invites

00:42:18

people who will make the connection of the bed

00:42:21

polysaccharides of lps with the times the

00:42:25

famous toll like we scepter

00:42:28

we will trigger all that it's

00:42:31

you will see give in all the

00:42:34

time cd that means earth class

00:42:38

differentiations you will need that

00:42:41

to understand the inflammatory process

00:42:46

innate immunity and especially

00:42:49

adaptive immunity if you do not know them

00:42:52

give in the gloucester echo and

00:42:54

differentiation they have several

00:42:55

figures hockey for example this cd art

00:43:00

it is also named its 284 but gradually

00:43:03

and as you go you will know

00:43:05

things but the most important thing is that

00:43:09

because we will rather focus on

00:43:12

lps at low concentrations

00:43:14

which will play a role in

00:43:17

inflammation

00:43:18

induced by

00:43:22

poor diet

00:43:25

you want an example an example is

00:43:28

that when we have trans fatty acids

00:43:31

be careful I'm going in the next

00:43:34

mine explained trans fatty acids because we

00:43:38

produce trans fatty acids ourselves

00:43:39

there are also trans fatty acids

00:43:42

from ruminants and it is to trans fatty acids

00:43:46

quietly realized which for example oleic acid

00:43:52

not heating by poorly

00:43:57

done frying becomes an electrical incident

00:44:01

which is a trans civilian that it does

00:44:04

very badly to another organism and that's why

00:44:08

I am talking to you

00:44:10

there is a link between the information

00:44:14

ps zeal and its fatty acids there

00:44:17

while to remind you that the lps

00:44:21

of large negative and index indo toxins

00:44:24

are two words of expressions that we

00:44:27

can sometimes mix d 'agreement

00:44:31

let's now think in a healthy individual

00:44:35

how it happens in an individual without there

00:44:39

being an uncontrolled increase

00:44:43

in intestinal permeability

00:44:46

intestinal permeability

00:44:48

that means that we are going to have an

00:44:52

opening

00:44:53

isn't it of our connection between

00:44:58

note also and the other normal which will

00:45:01

open and close which will open

00:45:04

and close it is an

00:45:08

uncontrolled increase in intestinal permeability

00:45:11

and the inflammatory response

00:45:16

tnf alpha and interferon gamma

00:45:20

toussaint we go after studied what is

00:45:24

what are interferons kid

00:45:27

what is tnf alpha all that but

00:45:30

finally

00:45:32

inflammatory response

00:45:34

balanced by a regulatory immune response

00:45:37

so you understand we have

00:45:40

an intestinal permeability that it will

00:45:43

give a professional response slaughterhouse and

00:45:45

that everything will become normal again because

00:45:48

in the name of molecules which will regulate all

00:45:53

that like tgf beta and the famous retinoic acid

00:46:00

and also that I am leaving myself intelligent who

00:46:02

say for example who will give

00:46:04

this this repair and there you will tell me

00:46:07

help but how I understand nothing

00:46:09

because it will trigger

00:46:14

regulatory t cells

00:46:17

lymphocytes t the names it already says

00:46:21

regulatory t cells

00:46:24

the noodles already will regulate

00:46:27

the inflammation which we call very gay

00:46:30

so there it is chapters and

00:46:33

chapters on the information but what

00:46:37

is more important that you begin to

00:46:39

understand is that physiologically we have

00:46:42

an increase in permeability if

00:46:46

we have an increase we have a response to

00:46:48

take shape and war but there are two

00:46:50

regulatory immune responses which will say

00:46:54

give differentiation into a

00:46:57

transformation of lymphocytes t a

00:47:02

lymphocyte created regulatory it is a

00:47:07

type of lymphocytes and which is the very

00:47:09

cheerful and there everything will recover from a

00:47:13

phase we will arrive at a good time so

00:47:17

you observe observed that we have an access

00:47:20

the inflammatory accelerator and an

00:47:22

inflammatory braker who knows this

00:47:25

rule so he will we will play with

00:47:29

accelerator braker accelerator

00:47:32

shiver and we need that because I

00:47:34

told you that an inflammation and a

00:47:37

healing process isn't it

00:47:40

so this will happen all the time

00:47:44

that they do not enter body needs to

00:47:47

defend itself everything is good now we will

00:47:51

see in an individual an

00:47:53

imbalance an imbalance we will

00:47:57

break the balance of external factors

00:48:02

we will break this balance

00:48:05

either by a genetic polymorphism a

00:48:08

slip I don't know there will be a

00:48:12

super

00:48:14

inflammatory permeability and therefore we

00:48:18

will have an increase enough to

00:48:21

exacerbate the inflammatory response

00:48:24

so you can see that it all starts

00:48:26

here in this first a square that I

00:48:30

put for you and there we will have an

00:48:33

increase in intestinal permeability

00:48:36

isn't it going to give me what

00:48:39

the chronic inflammatory state all the

00:48:43

time and there we will have our famous

00:48:48

pathological table and there it will have

00:48:52

the whole list that I showed you

00:48:55

so we needs an

00:48:58

external imbalance or a polymorphism and a

00:49:02

genetic polymorphism

00:49:04

what can cause all this there are

00:49:08

several factors that will cause

00:49:11

wanted one obesity you want

00:49:14

another unsuitable diet a

00:49:17

pro inflammatory diet there are

00:49:21

several factors which will cause

00:49:24

imbalances you want the other

00:49:27

stresses excessive stress

00:49:29

chronic stress

00:49:31

you see there are all these factors which

00:49:36

will act we can have a good ali

00:49:39

genetic morphism obviously which will

00:49:41

trigger an illness autoimmune

00:49:43

obviously so all that is like that

00:49:47

it is a multitude of factors which will

00:49:49

lead us to the pathology but the

00:49:51

pathology can also lead us to

00:49:54

fuel this chronic inflammatory state

00:49:56

and that is the great

00:49:58

difficulty now I am going to

00:50:01

show you something from the

00:50:05

Brazilian institute of our functional spy

00:50:09

as well as I do not like to steal things that

00:50:13

do not belong to me but that house

00:50:16

this brochure that I find very very

00:50:19

good I decided to share with you

00:50:22

even in Portuguese because the words

00:50:26

are very very similar you will

00:50:29

see so influence of the intestinal microbiota

00:50:34

look at that it's a Portuguese but you

00:50:37

can still understand that's why

00:50:39

I allowed myself to put this

00:50:42

brochure from the Brazilian institute of

00:50:46

our and are functional so

00:50:49

let's

00:50:51

see here there is this side which is a

00:50:55

side here I have an obese family ok so

00:51:04

intestinal microbiota

00:51:06

of the obese person

00:51:10

with 10 bios ok that's a

00:51:16

telling example that when we have a bickering

00:51:20

I don't want to say that there are only

00:51:26

obese people who have said to you, including you, but

00:51:29

there are very, very thin people

00:51:32

who will also have the so-called bios, but

00:51:35

one will have ten bios with the composition

00:51:40

of the modified intestinal flora.

00:51:42

altered fermentation process

00:51:46

has altered because our microbiota our

00:51:50

fermentable bacteria will

00:51:53

work much more so we will not have

00:51:56

what we will have fermentation honorat

00:51:59

bloating we will have all the signs and

00:52:03

symptoms so if we have a person who is

00:52:06

not bad but clemency ikela

00:52:09

the same sign of 10 bios airlines violent gesture

00:52:14

increase in energy demand

00:52:17

what is in our case here

00:52:20

increase in insulin resistance

00:52:23

the question is that we have

00:52:28

two first suites and we have inflammation

00:52:32

of one side and we have insulin on the other

00:52:36

side 1 underlines listen to me insulin the

00:52:41

metabolic pathway of insulin we are going to

00:52:45

use a slap tyrosine kinase and

00:52:48

the inflammatory voice we are going to use

00:52:51

capable students which is also from

00:52:55

kinases y kaka and so the kinases

00:52:59

can

00:53:01

cross so we will have inflammation

00:53:04

associated with insulin resistance

00:53:08

resistance in soul iniic associate an

00:53:11

inflammatory process and what does

00:53:14

that give to the glands tation of the

00:53:17

formation decrease in satiety and there

00:53:21

obviously we can talk about two hormones

00:53:24

who will act but that is not our

00:53:26

objective

00:53:27

today our objective is to

00:53:29

show you that from the intestine of one

00:53:34

of the simulation honors

00:53:38

the inflammation at the cerebral level

00:53:42

adipose tissue times muscle is obviously too

00:53:46

long and undecided where grosso and collomb

00:53:50

you see the problem from

00:53:55

this microbiota 1 ghz but to the

00:53:58

increases in inflammation

00:54:00

reduction of society increase

00:54:04

by lps I explained to you its

00:54:07

incorporation of very diligent serol

00:54:10

increase in costs specified rolls

00:54:13

and who knows triglycerides

00:54:16

obviously increase in the invitation

00:54:18

of the macrophages because I told you

00:54:21

that the macrophages have receptors for

00:54:24

dance and pop models it is that

00:54:28

it is the lps if there is an increase

00:54:31

in the lps there is an increase of

00:54:34

the infiltration of macrophages

00:54:36

increase in the invitation of

00:54:39

macrophages and steatosis there on a level

00:54:42

of the liver is 14 non-alcoholic hepatic

00:54:46

obviously you are going to have the new

00:54:49

lipogenesis in elisa but that means that

00:54:52

everyone who has induced this woody

00:54:55

decline will see hepatic steatosis

00:54:57

no what will play

00:55:01

individualized biochemistry he will not see

00:55:03

steatosis but he will have

00:55:05

information at the level of the brain he will

00:55:09

have information at the level of the

00:55:11

adipose tissue or pdf he will see this famous

00:55:14

non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

00:55:17

and there we will have an increase in what is

00:55:21

non-alcoholic of all the

00:55:24

hepatic markers in slats as haste and increases

00:55:29

increase in neither too much nor too much

00:55:32

sidaction what is that glycation we to

00:55:35

glycation can have an

00:55:38

oxidative obligation know stress oxidative you will be

00:55:42

extracted stress nor too active by an

00:55:45

excess of increase of has high to the

00:55:50

oxidation decrease of the oxidation of

00:55:53

fatty acids to a [ __ ] and the voice

00:55:56

fiap also jimmy jimmy mission of the

00:56:00

production of our famous butyrate at the

00:56:02

level of our colons I would like to

00:56:06

tell you that the mp cassette one voice it is

00:56:08

important to say that it will decrease

00:56:10

because it is a pathway which allows the

00:56:14

translocation of groot 4 none which is

00:56:18

at the level of his two ears which goes

00:56:20

to the membrane to allow

00:56:22

the entry of glucose through

00:56:25

another 4

00:56:26

it is its only case there and therefore if

00:56:28

you have a reduction you have an

00:56:30

increase in insulin resistance

00:56:33

reduction in secretion of a Christian

00:56:36

anchored team to them we you know we have incretins

00:56:40

igl don't we have two drugs

00:56:45

which will control me these incretins

00:56:47

for diabetics bags are now

00:56:51

they which are produced at the level of

00:56:53

human rights reduction of the ink

00:56:56

which goes what control

00:56:59

gastric emptying which will also

00:57:03

cretinize it will quiz

00:57:07

increase the production of insulin by

00:57:10

the pancreas if you have a decrease

00:57:12

in creative you have a decrease in

00:57:15

solim

00:57:16

epithelial permeability increased glp

00:57:20

years is an example of a Christian is

00:57:23

also will play 7 g/l perrin at the level of the

00:57:28

pancreas in the direct production

00:57:31

of insulin why because the

00:57:33

pancreas one of glp receptors

00:57:36

all this will be

00:57:41

potentiated by the use of 1

00:57:45

biotics and anti-inflammatories

00:57:48

here I quite simply have a example of

00:57:53

biotic silos we haven't talked about that

00:57:55

which are also one of the causes that I

00:57:59

'm going to explain to you which will increase

00:58:02

inflammation isn't it

00:58:04

pesticides we have here our human

00:58:08

intestinal lome it's the cavity everything

00:58:11

that is invited we call itself

00:58:12

interested in the intestinal cavity

00:58:15

with our microbiota if you are

00:58:18

unbalanced if you make a provision

00:58:20

here for these new ones must not forget

00:58:22

that we also have the mucus will have an

00:58:26

infiltration of bacteria lp is what

00:58:30

I would not like to

00:58:32

enter xenobiotics return of lp

00:58:37

increase of lps presence a format

00:58:40

thouars on the other hand

00:58:43

so what I would like to tell you is

00:58:46

that we can evaluate the inflammatory state

00:58:48

at the level of the liver the gammas gt we

00:58:52

consider that we considers no the

00:58:55

doctor considers from an epidemiological point of view

00:59:01

that above 40 yes we have a

00:59:06

problem on the

00:59:07

other hand we of nutrition

00:59:09

function we have no value which we

00:59:11

call optimal value and for us the

00:59:15

optimal value to be sure that 'there

00:59:17

is no information it's a top of 16

00:59:22

or and

00:59:24

let's look at the other side the other side

00:59:27

it's quite the opposite

00:59:29

the other side we're going to talk about

00:59:32

intestinal microbiota

00:59:34

and others at the ficg said burrows and to the

00:59:38

marbles to the

00:59:40

110 bios you see it's not complicated

00:59:42

to understand Portuguese

00:59:45

what we are going to see at the level of the

00:59:47

brain reduction of inflammation

00:59:51

increase regulated to

00:59:54

regulate the society is also not

00:59:57

not being hungry at all comes from

00:59:58

having to can so we will see all

01:00:01

the opposites

01:00:04

improvement in detoxification

01:00:06

reduction in

01:00:08

macrophage infiltration production of boutis spleen

01:00:11

what I would like to tell you what is the most

01:00:13

important reduction in insulin resistance

01:00:16

it is that one another functions

01:00:19

and the work in the process of transforming

01:00:23

this situation into this situation

01:00:27

ok so what are we going to see as a

01:00:31

consequence of that we will have looked with

01:00:36

me at

01:00:37

probiotics and prebiotics which will

01:00:40

simply have

01:00:43

the prevention of the entry of lps

01:00:46

the prevention of excel biotic that

01:00:48

means much more less quantity and

01:00:52

we will have a logical answer 6 you as

01:00:55

I showed you with our

01:00:59

line of

01:01:01

2

01:01:04

the arrows there that I showed you

01:01:06

impatience years and a patient who has

01:01:08

problems alterations who does

01:01:11

not know a balance so that's what

01:01:15

I would like to show you and

01:01:18

our next time we are going to talk about

01:01:22

pesticides and other Paulois we're going to

01:01:24

talk about all that I don't know if we

01:01:28

'll have a bread part iii but I

01:01:30

'm in no hurry the goal is that

01:01:33

you'll get the best that I can

01:01:36

give you a free term here on

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instagram facebook and youtube I

01:01:44

wish you an excellent evening

01:01:48

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something

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like I ask you to give a like if

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you think it is worth it and I

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also ask you to invite your

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colleagues your professional colleagues

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colleague you can chat with him

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can treat yourself would not resolve any

01:02:19

doubt between you making

01:02:21

mental maps for you that's why and I

01:02:24

couldn't let to tell you

01:02:27

another thing if you want to have all the

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sto rick of our project 19/09 it's

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very simple you will register

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in the marceau academy and you must have had the

01:02:46

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think it's more without that

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searched by everyone especially Facebook

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type academy marceau and you immediately find

01:03:08

ok and so we continue you see

01:03:12

that to explain the trigger there is at

01:03:16

all ages and explain one that it is the

01:03:19

microbiome the other will be the pesticides

01:03:22

then we are

01:03:24

not going to go through a few years ago which I

01:03:27

am not going to

01:03:28

explain too much because they are

01:03:31

obvious

01:03:32

and there are some others which are too

01:03:34

complex that I will just say hello

01:03:36

but they are the list this one there are

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others

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thank you thank you see you

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soon

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