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HOME TOP STORIES ARCHIVE / ARTICLE TOP STORIES - ARTICLE Vitamin D intake may protect against autoimmune disorders Two recent studies show inverse correlation between Vitamin D and development of multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis. In a separate 11-year study of more than 29,000 women aged 55 to 69, women whose diets were highest is vitamin D had the lowest occurrence of rheumatoid arthritis. As with the Harvard study, multivitamins appeared to be a better source of vitamin D than food. The study is reported in the January issue of Web link Neurology Related resources on www.pharmacist.com News article: Vitamin supplements reduce infections, fractures News article: Biogen revises Avonex prescribing information Contact the writer: Ann W. Latner (alatner@aphanet.org) Pharmacy Today Posted January 12, 2004, 5:10 pm EST LOGIN Registered users LOGIN New users SIGN UP Forgotten your password?

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autoimmune disorders Alternative Names autoimmune conditions Definition In an autoimmune disorder, a person's immune system begins to attack his or her own body. Examples of these disorders include: multiple sclerosis , in which the body attacks parts of the nervous system myasthenia gravis , which causes severe muscle weakness type I diabetes rheumatoid arthritis , in which the body attacks the joints systemic lupus erythematosus , in which the body attacks connective tissue in joints and also the kidneys dermatomyositis, which affects the skin and muscles scleroderma , which involves the skin, gut, and other structures Sjogren's syndrome , which causes dry eyes and mouth Crohn's disease , which causes inflammation in the bowels ulcerative colitis , which also causes inflammation in the bowels psoriasis , which involves the skin Grave's disease, which affects the thyroid gland autoimmune hemolytic anemia, in which the immune system destroys a person's red blood cells Overlap or mixed connective tissue disorder, involves symptoms of more than one of these disorders. There are many other examples of autoimmune disorders as well. What is going on in the body?

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Allergies Index to this page Immediate Hypersensitivities Local Anaphylaxis Skin Testing Systemic Anaphylaxis ... Autoimmune disorders Immunologists, as well as the general public, use the term allergy in several different ways. I shall define it thus: An allergy is a harmful immune response elicited by an antigen that is not itself intrinsically harmful. Examples: The windblown pollen released by orchard grass has no effect on me but produces a violent attack of hay fever (known to physicians as allergic rhinitis ) in my wife. She, on the other hand, can safely handle the leaves of poison ivy while if I do so, I break out in a massive skin rash a day or two later. Antigens that trigger allergies are often called allergens Four different immune mechanisms can result in allergic responses. 1. Immediate Hypersensitivities. These occur quickly after exposure to the allergen. They are usually mediated by antibodies of the IgE class. Examples: hay fever hives asthma Go to discussion 2. Antibody-Mediated Cytotoxicity Cell damage caused by antibodies directed against cell surface antigens. Hence a form of

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Innersource.net - Energy Medicine The Premier Source for Energy Medicine Information Autoimmune Disorders Q. A. Four primary energy intervention strategies should be considered for any autoimmune illness Energy Medicine Establishing and maintaining crossover patterns throughout the body (see the discussions of the Celtic weave in Chapter 6 and the homolateral crossover on p. 233). Establishing and maintaining a general balance and harmony among all the energy systems, using techniques such as those in the 5-minute "Daily Energy Routine" (Chapter 3). Establishing and maintaining space in the body for energy to move, using lots of stretching and exercises such as "Separating Heaven and Earth" (p. 248). While for any serious, longstanding condition such as yours, I would strongly recommend that you find an energy healer in your area (see the recommendations for finding a qualified practitioner on the "Practitioners and Links" page of www.innersource.net

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June 2, 2004 10 percent of all victims involved in a motor vehicle accident become disabled. Vioxx / Rofecoxib Tractor-Trailer Accidents Serzone / Nefazodone Hydrochloride Tort Reform ... Immune Disorders Autoimmune Disorders: Overview If you or a family member has been injured, contact a personal injury attorney today. Just fill out InjuryBoard.com's on-line questionnaire and have a personal injury lawyer review your potential personal injury claim - free of charge. Ask an Attorney An autoimmune reaction occurs when the body mistakes its own tissue for foreign tissue. Certain substances prompt the immune system to produce antibodies that attack the otherwise normal tissue in an attempt to destroy it. Autoimmune reactions can range from the mildly annoying to life threatening. For instance, the body is capable of attacking all of its organs including the kidneys lungs heart , and brain . Conditions such as Lupus , Graves' disease, and rheumatoid arthritis are well known autoimmune diseases.

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Search Site: Search Web: HealingWell Conditions Library Article Autoimmune Disorders: What Are They And Do I Have One? by Karyn Moran Holton, Suite101.com The body's immune system is a marvelous thing. It can spot a flu virus cell in moments, wards off the bacteria that we encounter every day, and keeps us from becoming as ill as those alien invaders in "War of the Worlds" Remember that old movie? The aliens had never been exposed to cold germs, so had no immunity to them and were destroyed by the common cold. Ask THEM if a working immune system is important! In a healthy individual, the immune sytem of the body works like this: When foreign substances like bacteria enter the body (For example, say, through a paper cut on your finger), the body immediately recognized the bacteria as an invader and goes into the immune response. It creates cells to seek and destroy the invader. White blood cells are an example of these fighting cells that attack invaders. In a person with an autoimmune disease, the immune response is "disordered" and cannot tell the difference between foreign cells and body cells. The it produces immunological cells that attack its own cells instead of invaders. These defective antibodies attack the body's cells to such an extent that damage occurs to the body's tissues.

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J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry,41:2,223-225 February 2002 Joseph Hallett, M.D., and Louise Kiessling, M.D. In addition to categorizing autoimmune-mediated brain disorders by the presence or absence of acute inflammation, it is useful to separate them further, into one of the four established hypersensitivity responses. In general, autoimmune responses in the nervous system are either type 2 (antibody-mediated, often g -immunoglobulins [IgG]) or type 4 (cell-mediated) hypersensitivity. The immune-mediated mechanism postulated in TS, SC, OCD, and PANDAS has been conceptualized by most investigators as a noninflammatory antibody-mediated response, a type 2 response. This is a reasonable assumption because the evidence supporting acute inflammation in these disorders is meager. For this reason, further discussion of animal models will be limited to models in which antibodies are the predominant immune effectors. This is not to indicate that other humoral components, such as cytokines, do not have a pathogenic role. However, current evidence suggests that if they have a role, it is complementary. Direct infusion into brain regions has also been used to study mechanisms by which antibodies can gain entry to a brain with an intact BBB. In this approach, an antigen is infused into the brain and animals are subsequently immunized with the same antigen. This produces high titers of serum antibodies specific for a unique, albeit foreign, brain antigen. The infusion of specific antigens allows investigators to predetermine the location (at the cannula tip) at which neuroimmunological activity should occur (

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J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry,40:8,977-980 August 2001 Martin Stocks, Ph.D The human immune system is undoubtedly one of the masterpieces of evolution. The processes of gene rearrangement and somatic hypermutation allow for the generation of an immense range of binding specificities in both antibodies and T-cell receptors. Almost any foreign material which find its way into the human body can be targeted and removed or destroyed with exquisite specificity. However, the immune system has not arisen in isolation but is the result of a biological arms race, conducted over millions of years, between man and the microorganisms that can enter the body and cause disease. As the immune system has developed, microorganisms have evolved strategies to subvert or evade its surveillance. For the microbes, one logical tactic in this battle has been the development of camouflage. If the immune system cannot distinguish an invading microbe from its own tissues, then the battle is all but won. It is therefore logical that microbial or viral pathogens should evolve surface antigens that share sequence homology with normal cellular proteins, or at least present a similar surface structure to the immune surveillance mechanisms. Since this hypothesis was first proposed in the early eighties, a huge body of evidence has accumulated supporting the view that a number of diseases are caused by molecular mimicry. Over the next several months, this column will review autoimmune disorders. The coverage of this topic is due to the recent resurgence of interest among researchers, clinicians, and families in autoimmunity hypotheses and their possible involvement in the etiologies of childhood neuropsychiatric disorders.

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The Research Lab Research Activities home Research Program 3: AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS back insulin dependent diabetes mellitus multiple sclerosis eczema Immunological disorders are those diseases that arise when the defence mechanisms of the body (the immune system ) respond to factors that do not normally cause disease. This can include tissues of the body itself, or harmless substances from our environment , such as pollens. At least one of these types of disorder will affect virtually every Australian or member of their family in their lifetime. Combined, they cost our health care system millions of dollars every year. The major histocompatibility ( MHC ) antigens are a system of proteins displayed on the surfaces of our cells. It is these proteins that our immune system uses to recognise our own cells (as 'self') and protect them from attack. Many of these are encoded by a cluster of genes found on chromosome 6 called the HLA locus human leucocyte antigen ). Many autoimmune disorders involve genes found in the HLA locus, as well as others that interact with these. The Gene CRC is investigating a number of diseases associated with an overactive or misdirected immune system: Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus Multiple Sclerosis Eczema Insulin-dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM) Approximately half a million people (3-4% of the population) in Australia have diabetes and will experience a reduced lifespan and higher rates of eye, heart and

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Feb. 7, 2002 Contact: William Allstetter allstetterw@njc.org "Flap" on Protein Suggests New Therapies for Autoimmune Disorders Gongyi Zhang Hong-Bing Shu Lupus Rheumatoid Arthritis ... Health-E-News Subscribe to our newsletter Researchers at National Jewish Medical and Research Center who are studying a protein implicated in the development of lupus and rheumatoid arthritis have discovered a unique "flap" that is crucial to the protein's function. When they created a flap-free version of the molecule, it engaged receptors but triggered no biological activity. The findings, reported in the February 8 issue of Cell , provide insight into an important immune-system protein and suggest that the flap-free version may one day serve as a treatment for various autoimmune diseases. The molecule, known variously as Tall-1, BlyS, BAFF, THANK and zTNF4, has generated intense interest in the biomedical community because of its role in both autoimmunity and the normal immune response.

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