Ankylosing Spondylitis MECHANISM

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Professor Alan Ebringer lectures on Ankylosing Spondylitis in Las Vegas, June 2003 (not 2001 as previously indicated)

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  • so TNF blockers can be tried at the initial stages to produce some positive outcomes,right?

  • @nirvanaforsale Of course the biologics should be used in conjunction with diet, although these drugs do not address the cause of AS, they could have some beneficial--DMARD--activity as has been shown in RA.

    Some people with AS have been on Enbrel for example more than a decade, combined with their own version/convenient modification of starch-restrictive diet. When eating less starch they take less drug and it has not lost efficacy even without MTX.

    Better option (for some): Antibiotics!

  • So besides the TNF blockers what other better options do you suggest?

  • @missshebella

    Well, although I like and appreciate the tnf-a blockers, they do not really treat the cause of AS and do not actually prevent cell death.

    I like the combination of dietary starch elimination and antibiotics; these are certainly better options for AS, specifically. Long-term fasting and fruit monodiets (The Edgar Cayce Three Day Apple Diet, is the best example) are also important tools, but supplementation and doing gut-healing are also very helpful as is basic exercise.

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  • Very poor quality of vieo

  • i have this disease. starch has something to do with it. i get hemorhoids if eat pizza or potatoes or anything like that. could that be so easy explanation that the bacteria get into blood, i have noticed that very often when i pooh there is blood in the tissue, especially if i eat potatos etc.

  • terrible visuals. sound could use some help too.

    VERY informative if you understand the lingo.

  • great. so you've listed all closely related medical disorders.. was this supposed to be helpful in some way i missed? or was this everything you put up on the blurry screen?

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