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Ivermectin & the Microbiome: Dr. Sabine Hazan’s Groundbreaking Testimony on COVID-19 In a compelling testimony, Dr. Sabine Hazan, a leading gastroenterologist and microbiome expert, shared profound insights from her frontline COVID-19 research. By analyzing patient stool samples, Dr. Hazan discovered that severe COVID-19 patients lacked a critical gut bacterium—Bifidobacterium—while... those heavily exposed but never infected had it in abundance. Bifidobacterium is a cornerstone of immunity, central to the trillion-dollar probiotic industry and abundant in newborns, explaining their early resilience to COVID-19. Aging, however, depletes this vital microbe, increasing vulnerability in older populations. Dr. Hazan’s team published these findings in their paper, The Lost Microbes of COVID-19, after an eight-month effort. Her research revealed that Vitamin C boosts Bifidobacterium levels, supporting its role in fighting viral infections like the common cold—a practice many rely on. More strikingly, Dr. Hazan observed that Ivermectin, a drug derived from a bacterium closely related to Bifidobacterium, rapidly increased this microbe in patients within 24 hours. Patients treated with Ivermectin showed improved oxygen saturation, prompting Dr. Hazan to hypothesize a link. Her Ivermectin hypothesis became the most-read of the pandemic, sparking global discussion. Yet, after eight months, it was controversially retracted. Dr. Hazan passionately argues that silencing hypotheses stifles science itself. “When we cannot make a hypothesis, this is not science,” she declared. Dr. Hazan’s work highlights the gut’s critical role in immunity and raises bold questions about health and disease prevention. Could nurturing our microbiome be key to resilience?show more

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Frank Stassen1 年前

An absolute joke! The contribution of bifido was reduced by 50%....from 1.5% to 0.75% of the entire microbiome. Groundbreaking! 🤡🤡🤡 No one in the microbiome world takes this woman seriously. Her claims are laughable! 😂😂😂

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Reformed Data Guy1 年前

@DeaceOnline Eat homemade sauerkraut. It’s cheap and offers pre and post biotics.

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Susan Harkins1 年前

I never had covid. I took vit c and a few others as recommended by a nurse. I was exposed several times. I credit the supplement cocktail. This offers a good explanation as to why that might be true.

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Ken Nightingale 🇨🇦1 年前

They Lied . . .

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Just add some coconut milk Kefir to your smoothy.

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Water kefir, sauerkraut, Kimchi will all keep the probiotic balance. Probably saved my life.

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"When a hypothesis is retracted, we've lost science and medicine." Testifying before the Senate, Dr. Sabine Hazan pointed to her groundbreaking research on the gut microbiome and disease, describing findings she says were later removed from the published record. "We discovered that severe COVID patients lacked bifidobacteria." "We also discovered that people with autism, Alzheimer's, Crohn's disease, Lyme disease, irritable bowel syndrome, mental health, invasive cancer lack bifidobacteria." "We found that vitamin C, bovine immunoglobulin, and ivermectin, a fermented product of a bacteria called streptomyces, could help increase bifidobacteria and restore." "I wrote a hypothesis. Perhaps ivermectin was improving the bifidobacteria." "That hypothesis was published and retracted in 2023." "When a hypothesis is retracted, we've lost science and medicine." sabine hazan md Senator Ron Johnson

"When a hypothesis is retracted, we've lost science and medicine." Testifying before the Senate, Dr. Sabine Hazan pointed to her groundbreaking research on the gut microbiome and disease, describing findings she says were later removed from the published record. "We discovered that severe COVID patients lacked bifidobacteria." "We also discovered that people with autism, Alzheimer's, Crohn's disease, Lyme disease, irritable bowel syndrome, mental health, invasive cancer lack bifidobacteria." "We found that vitamin C, bovine immunoglobulin, and ivermectin, a fermented product of a bacteria called streptomyces, could help increase bifidobacteria and restore." "I wrote a hypothesis. Perhaps ivermectin was improving the bifidobacteria." "That hypothesis was published and retracted in 2023." "When a hypothesis is retracted, we've lost science and medicine." sabine hazan md Senator Ron Johnson

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Dr. Sabine Hazan has uncovered a stunning link between high-dose Vitamin C and gut microbiome health. While treating patients and protecting herself with megadoses of Vitamin C, Dr. Hazan’s routine stool sample analysis revealed something extraordinary: her bifidobacteria levels—a key marker of gut health—had skyrocketed fourfold! Her scientist colleague urged her to investigate further. Without hesitation, Dr. Hazan pivoted her research, collaborating with naturopaths to collect and analyze stool samples from patients before and after Vitamin C supplementation. The results? Across 20-25 samples, high-dose Vitamin C consistently boosted bifidobacteria levels. This wasn’t just a fluke—it was a game-changer. Dr. Hazan’s team published a peer-reviewed paper confirming that Vitamin C increases bifidobacteria not only in patients but also in vitro. This discovery could reshape how we approach gut health, immunity, and even chronic disease prevention. Why does this matter? Bifidobacteria are powerhouse probiotics linked to stronger immunity, better digestion, and reduced inflammation. Dr. Hazan’s work suggests that a simple, accessible nutrient like Vitamin C could be a key to unlocking a healthier microbiome—especially in high-risk or severe illness cases. This is science in action: bold, curious, and transformative. Kudos to Dr. Hazan for following the data and challenging conventional wisdom. Let’s keep pushing for research that empowers health naturally!

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Unveiled: How Dr. Sabine Hazan’s COVID Cure Was Silenced by Big Pharma & FDA Roadblocks" Dr. Sabine Hazan, a leading gastroenterologist and CEO of ProgenaBiome, spoke in an interview with the MAHA Alliance, exposing the censorship and suppression of her FDA-approved COVID-19 treatment protocols. Her groundbreaking work, including a patented protocol of hydroxychloroquine, Z-Pak, vitamins C, D, and zinc, was designed to treat and prevent COVID-19. Despite its proven safety and potential to save lives, her protocols were blocked, censored, and blacklisted, preventing them from advancing to the next phase of clinical trials. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when people were locked in their homes, barred from work and church, and dying on ventilators, Dr. Hazan’s protocols faced unprecedented roadblocks from the FDA. Her hydroxychloroquine-based protocol, which she discovered could kill the virus but required careful use due to its impact on the microbiome, was initially approved by then-FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn. However, an order from higher authorities halted its progress, forcing her to restart with a full clinical trial despite the drugs’ established safety. Her second protocol, involving ivermectin, doxycycline, and zinc, published in July 2020, was similarly obstructed. The FDA issued a Form 483 reprimand for a minor paperwork oversight—a form not submitted on time to the IRB—despite no patient harm, no serious adverse events, and a flawless trial record. This 483 was weaponized to retract her scientific papers, including a landmark study identifying SARS-CoV-2 in stools. Dr. Hazan, with over 300 clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies and a spotless record, revealed that her inability to advertise trials on social media, as confirmed by Mark Zuckerberg’s admission of external pressure to censor, further stifled her work. Her research on bifidobacteria’s role in COVID-19 immunity was also silenced, with retracted papers discouraging other scientists from questioning the narrative. Dr. Hazan compares her experience to Dr. Andrew Wakefield’s, noting that deviating from the mainstream makes scientists targets. She demands accountability, questioning why her contributions to drugs like Remicade remain valid while her COVID-19 work is discredited. Dr. Hazan is leading a healthcare revolution, urging doctors to challenge retractions and fight for transparent, unbiased science to save lives. Source: Dr. Sabine Hazan’s interview with the MAHA Alliance.

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A revolutionary hypothesis from the front lines of COVID: Could the gut microbiome be the key to solving hypoxia? Dr. Sabine Hazan, a leading gastroenterologist and microbiome pioneer, observed a stunning phenomenon in her hypoxic COVID patients: upon administering ivermectin, their oxygen levels would rise—and their gut levels of Bifidobacteria would suddenly skyrocket. But why? Her groundbreaking research confirmed a critical fact: the SARS-CoV-2 virus found in the nose inevitably travels through the bloodstream and colonizes the gut. Dr. Hazan’s hypothesis presents a elegant mechanism: The severe danger of COVID, the crashing oxygen levels, is driven by a cytokine storm—a toxic, anaphylactic-like inflammatory secretion. Ivermectin, and other bifidogenic agents like high-dose Vitamin C, act as a catalyst. By dramatically increasing beneficial Bifidobacteria (a bacterium 20x larger than the virus), a critical "flush" is triggered. The Bifidobacteria may help liberate and bind the cytokines and viruses in the gut. This creates room in the colon, effectively pulling the destructive cytokines from the lungs via the bloodstream to be evacuated. The resulting diarrhea is not a side effect; it is the cure. It is the body's essential, intelligent mechanism of expelling a lethal intruder, much like with food poisoning. This was a censored discovery. A published paper, later retracted under pressure. A hypothesis that challenged the narrative, yet was confirmed by the lived experience of clinicians and patients who witnessed its efficacy when all else failed. Sometimes, the most profound medical insights begin not with a randomized trial, but with a simple observation: give a patient a drug, see their good bacteria bloom, and watch their oxygen saturation climb back from the brink. The gut may hold the secrets to the lungs.

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43,488 次观看 • 10 个月前

Dr. Sabine Hazan, a leading microbiome expert, connects the dots between skyrocketing rates of autism, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, cancer, and rare diseases like glioblastoma—virtually unheard of pre-pandemic, now surging, with Dr. Hazan reporting a dozen kids diagnosed in her microbiome studies alone. Colon cancer and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NASH) are also on the rise, conditions she notes were nearly nonexistent before. What’s driving this? Dr. Hazan points to a critical depletion of the gut microbiome, the foundation of human health. She raises a provocative question: Is the fat we consume today “infected” with harmful microbes, unlike the purer fats of the past? Could this tainted fat be storing dangerous pathogens, fueling these epidemics? Her hypothesis demands urgent investigation. Dr. Hazan’s platform, Save the BIF (Bifidobacterium), champions restoring the microbiome as the future of medicine. “We have to look at all that,” she urges, calling for a paradigm shift in how we approach food, fat, and health. Oncologists and liver specialists are noticing these trends too—will we heed the warning? The microbiome is under attack, and with it, our health. It’s time to act.

Dr. Sabine Hazan, a leading microbiome expert, connects the dots between skyrocketing rates of autism, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, cancer, and rare diseases like glioblastoma—virtually unheard of pre-pandemic, now surging, with Dr. Hazan reporting a dozen kids diagnosed in her microbiome studies alone. Colon cancer and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NASH) are also on the rise, conditions she notes were nearly nonexistent before. What’s driving this? Dr. Hazan points to a critical depletion of the gut microbiome, the foundation of human health. She raises a provocative question: Is the fat we consume today “infected” with harmful microbes, unlike the purer fats of the past? Could this tainted fat be storing dangerous pathogens, fueling these epidemics? Her hypothesis demands urgent investigation. Dr. Hazan’s platform, Save the BIF (Bifidobacterium), champions restoring the microbiome as the future of medicine. “We have to look at all that,” she urges, calling for a paradigm shift in how we approach food, fat, and health. Oncologists and liver specialists are noticing these trends too—will we heed the warning? The microbiome is under attack, and with it, our health. It’s time to act.

Camus

76,417 次观看 • 1 年前

Dr. sabine hazan md , a gastroenterologist, explores the critical role of gut health, not losing any of her thousands of COVID patients, the science behind fecal transplants, and the connection between bifidobacteria and mental health. (00:00) Introduction to Dr. Sabine Hazan (01:31) The Science of Fecal Transplants (05:47) Understanding the Microbiome (13:21) Environmental Microbes and Immunity (23:54) The Gut Battle: Good vs. Bad Bacteria (26:20) Bifidobacteria: The Key Microbe (29:47) Bifidobacteria and Autism (42:07) FDA Regulations and Research Challenges (45:49) The Impact of Modernity on Microbiome Health (51:24) Methylene Blue Effects on Bifidobacteria (1:01:02) During COVID, “No One Died on My Shift” (1:07:32) Bad Protocols During COVID (1:18:29) Addressing the Crisis in Children’s Health

Dr. sabine hazan md , a gastroenterologist, explores the critical role of gut health, not losing any of her thousands of COVID patients, the science behind fecal transplants, and the connection between bifidobacteria and mental health. (00:00) Introduction to Dr. Sabine Hazan (01:31) The Science of Fecal Transplants (05:47) Understanding the Microbiome (13:21) Environmental Microbes and Immunity (23:54) The Gut Battle: Good vs. Bad Bacteria (26:20) Bifidobacteria: The Key Microbe (29:47) Bifidobacteria and Autism (42:07) FDA Regulations and Research Challenges (45:49) The Impact of Modernity on Microbiome Health (51:24) Methylene Blue Effects on Bifidobacteria (1:01:02) During COVID, “No One Died on My Shift” (1:07:32) Bad Protocols During COVID (1:18:29) Addressing the Crisis in Children’s Health

Aaron Siri

142,154 次观看 • 16 天前

The Ivermectin Effect They Didn't Want You to Know. In a revelatory interview, Dr. Sabine Hazan, a gastroenterologist and researcher, shared groundbreaking data and a harrowing story from the front lines of the pandemic. Her research uncovered a paradoxical effect of Ivermectin: it significantly increases beneficial bifidobacteria in the gut within 24 hours. This is counterintuitive for an anti-parasitic drug and suggests a novel mechanism of action. Dr. Hazan hypothesizes this is because Ivermectin is a fermented product of Streptomyces bacteria, which shares a phylum with bifidobacteria. The story turns personal and urgent. While running an FDA-watched, placebo-controlled trial, Dr. Hazan faced an ethical nightmare: watching high-risk patients in the placebo group crash and head toward death. She made the courageous decision to intervene. One patient, a diabetic with chronic renal failure and oxygen levels plummeting into the 60s and 70s, was on his way to the hospital. Dr. Hazan instructed him to take 36mg of Ivermectin with a fatty meal (french fries) to drastically increase absorption—a critical step validated by Merck's original studies but ignored by later flawed trials. The result was nothing short of miraculous. By the time the patient arrived at the hospital, his oxygen saturation had risen from the critical 60s to 92%. Dr. Hazan meticulously documented the entire journey, refuting any claims of a faulty oximeter reading. This was the moment she knew Ivermectin was a key. Yet, when she published a paper on her successful combination therapy for hypoxic patients, it was retracted by a private publishing house that overruled the peer reviewers—a stark example of the suppression faced by repurposed, non-profitable drugs. She poses a devastating question: How does a drug like Ivermectin, deemed safe enough for babies with scabies while under patent, suddenly become "unsafe" for dying COVID-19 patients once it's generic and cheap? Dr. Hazan’s work, published as an abstract due to the controversial nature of the drug, stands as a testament to unbiased research and the relentless pursuit of saving lives, even when it means challenging the established narrative.

The Ivermectin Effect They Didn't Want You to Know. In a revelatory interview, Dr. Sabine Hazan, a gastroenterologist and researcher, shared groundbreaking data and a harrowing story from the front lines of the pandemic. Her research uncovered a paradoxical effect of Ivermectin: it significantly increases beneficial bifidobacteria in the gut within 24 hours. This is counterintuitive for an anti-parasitic drug and suggests a novel mechanism of action. Dr. Hazan hypothesizes this is because Ivermectin is a fermented product of Streptomyces bacteria, which shares a phylum with bifidobacteria. The story turns personal and urgent. While running an FDA-watched, placebo-controlled trial, Dr. Hazan faced an ethical nightmare: watching high-risk patients in the placebo group crash and head toward death. She made the courageous decision to intervene. One patient, a diabetic with chronic renal failure and oxygen levels plummeting into the 60s and 70s, was on his way to the hospital. Dr. Hazan instructed him to take 36mg of Ivermectin with a fatty meal (french fries) to drastically increase absorption—a critical step validated by Merck's original studies but ignored by later flawed trials. The result was nothing short of miraculous. By the time the patient arrived at the hospital, his oxygen saturation had risen from the critical 60s to 92%. Dr. Hazan meticulously documented the entire journey, refuting any claims of a faulty oximeter reading. This was the moment she knew Ivermectin was a key. Yet, when she published a paper on her successful combination therapy for hypoxic patients, it was retracted by a private publishing house that overruled the peer reviewers—a stark example of the suppression faced by repurposed, non-profitable drugs. She poses a devastating question: How does a drug like Ivermectin, deemed safe enough for babies with scabies while under patent, suddenly become "unsafe" for dying COVID-19 patients once it's generic and cheap? Dr. Hazan’s work, published as an abstract due to the controversial nature of the drug, stands as a testament to unbiased research and the relentless pursuit of saving lives, even when it means challenging the established narrative.

Camus

172,610 次观看 • 7 个月前

COVID-19 Persists in the Gut for Up to a YEAR—Destroying Critical Gut Bacteria Dr. Sabine Hazan reveals groundbreaking findings: 🔹 Live COVID virus can replicate in the gut & shed in stools for up to 12 months post-infection. 🔹 The virus triggers a "bacteriophage" effect—killing essential gut bacteria like bifidobacteria. 🔹 This long-term viral persistence may explain chronic GI issues & dysbiosis in long COVID patients. Dr. John Campbell: "So the virus is hijacking not just human cells—but even our microbiome?" Dr. Hazan: "Exactly. It’s a silent war in your gut." Your "poop" isn’t just waste—it’s a battlefield.

COVID-19 Persists in the Gut for Up to a YEAR—Destroying Critical Gut Bacteria Dr. Sabine Hazan reveals groundbreaking findings: 🔹 Live COVID virus can replicate in the gut & shed in stools for up to 12 months post-infection. 🔹 The virus triggers a "bacteriophage" effect—killing essential gut bacteria like bifidobacteria. 🔹 This long-term viral persistence may explain chronic GI issues & dysbiosis in long COVID patients. Dr. John Campbell: "So the virus is hijacking not just human cells—but even our microbiome?" Dr. Hazan: "Exactly. It’s a silent war in your gut." Your "poop" isn’t just waste—it’s a battlefield.

Camus

26,886 次观看 • 11 个月前

Groundbreaking Microbiome Research Reveals a Disturbing COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effect. Renowned gastroenterologist and clinical trial lead, Dr. Sabine Hazan, shares shocking preliminary data from her ongoing microbiome research. The findings point to a severe and persistent impact on gut health post-vaccination. Here’s a summary of her explosive interview: 1. The Initial Discovery: It began when colleagues, concerned about the vaccine's contents, asked Dr. Hazan to establish their "baseline" microbiome. Analyzing stool samples before and after vaccination, she noticed a startling trend: a dramatic drop in Bifidobacteria, a crucial genus of beneficial gut bacteria worth billions to the probiotic industry. 2. The Alarming Data: - In initial observations, Bifidobacteria levels dropped by up to 50%, with some individuals seeing a drop to ZERO. - A larger follow-up with 34 patients confirmed the trend. The damage wasn't transient. - Most shockingly, the depletion PERSISTED and even WORSENED over time, with levels hitting zero in some patients 90 days post-vaccination. 3. A Heartbreaking Case Study: Dr. Hazan details the case of a young girl, left paraplegic by vaccine injury. Analysis of her microbiome revealed ZERO Bifidobacteria. In a powerful comparison, her own brother, who received a placebo in a trial, had abundant levels. Same family, same environment, drastically different gut health. 4. Corroborating Evidence from a Top Physician: Prominent Beverly Hills gastroenterologist, Dr. Denise Harts, became severely debilitated after her own vaccination. When Dr. Hazan tested her, the result was the same: ZERO Bifidobacteria. This is not an isolated incident but a recurring pattern. 5. The "Food Poisoning" Connection: Dr. Hazan links this loss to reports of individuals who, weeks after vaccination, suffered from catastrophic "food poisoning" episodes from which they never fully recovered. The loss of this foundational gut bacteria could be the hidden cause. 6. The Takeaway: Dr. Hazan emphasizes this is not "anti-vax" sentiment, but a plea for scientific inquiry. As a developer of clinical trials, she is driven by data. This data suggests a mechanism that could explain the surge in neurological issues (Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, viral encephalitis) that frontline physicians are witnessing but cannot explain. The gut is the foundation of health. When a cornerstone of our microbiome is wiped out, the consequences for our immune and neurological systems are profound. This research demands immediate, large-scale investigation and transparency.

Groundbreaking Microbiome Research Reveals a Disturbing COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effect. Renowned gastroenterologist and clinical trial lead, Dr. Sabine Hazan, shares shocking preliminary data from her ongoing microbiome research. The findings point to a severe and persistent impact on gut health post-vaccination. Here’s a summary of her explosive interview: 1. The Initial Discovery: It began when colleagues, concerned about the vaccine's contents, asked Dr. Hazan to establish their "baseline" microbiome. Analyzing stool samples before and after vaccination, she noticed a startling trend: a dramatic drop in Bifidobacteria, a crucial genus of beneficial gut bacteria worth billions to the probiotic industry. 2. The Alarming Data: - In initial observations, Bifidobacteria levels dropped by up to 50%, with some individuals seeing a drop to ZERO. - A larger follow-up with 34 patients confirmed the trend. The damage wasn't transient. - Most shockingly, the depletion PERSISTED and even WORSENED over time, with levels hitting zero in some patients 90 days post-vaccination. 3. A Heartbreaking Case Study: Dr. Hazan details the case of a young girl, left paraplegic by vaccine injury. Analysis of her microbiome revealed ZERO Bifidobacteria. In a powerful comparison, her own brother, who received a placebo in a trial, had abundant levels. Same family, same environment, drastically different gut health. 4. Corroborating Evidence from a Top Physician: Prominent Beverly Hills gastroenterologist, Dr. Denise Harts, became severely debilitated after her own vaccination. When Dr. Hazan tested her, the result was the same: ZERO Bifidobacteria. This is not an isolated incident but a recurring pattern. 5. The "Food Poisoning" Connection: Dr. Hazan links this loss to reports of individuals who, weeks after vaccination, suffered from catastrophic "food poisoning" episodes from which they never fully recovered. The loss of this foundational gut bacteria could be the hidden cause. 6. The Takeaway: Dr. Hazan emphasizes this is not "anti-vax" sentiment, but a plea for scientific inquiry. As a developer of clinical trials, she is driven by data. This data suggests a mechanism that could explain the surge in neurological issues (Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, viral encephalitis) that frontline physicians are witnessing but cannot explain. The gut is the foundation of health. When a cornerstone of our microbiome is wiped out, the consequences for our immune and neurological systems are profound. This research demands immediate, large-scale investigation and transparency.

Camus

58,763 次观看 • 8 个月前

Dr. Sabine Hazan shares a pivotal discovery from her work on the microbiome, COVID-19, and vaccination. Her research began with a crucial hypothesis: if the virus is in the nose, it's likely in the gut. This was confirmed when her team found SARS-CoV-2 in the stools of 100% of patients with a positive nasal swab. They made two critical observations: 1. The virus can persist in the gut long after the initial infection. 2. Some asymptomatic individuals had the virus in their stools but never got sick. The key difference? Bifidobacteria. An in-depth look at 43 patients with severe COVID revealed they had zero bifidobacteria. In contrast, those who were exposed but remained asymptomatic had abundant levels. This led Dr. Hazan to a groundbreaking conclusion: Bifidobacteria may be a critical key to neutralizing and suppressing the virus. This connects directly to early anecdotal reports about kimchi and sauerkraut (fermented foods rich in such microbes). The real question isn't just about consumption, but about why some people who eat them still get sick. The answer lies in the individual's unique microbial resilience—their gut's ability to maintain a protective ecosystem, where high levels of bifidobacteria or other compensatory microbes create a defensive barrier. Her subsequent work also revealed that mRNA vaccinations have a profound effect on the microbiome, further underscoring the vital link between our gut health and immune response.

Dr. Sabine Hazan shares a pivotal discovery from her work on the microbiome, COVID-19, and vaccination. Her research began with a crucial hypothesis: if the virus is in the nose, it's likely in the gut. This was confirmed when her team found SARS-CoV-2 in the stools of 100% of patients with a positive nasal swab. They made two critical observations: 1. The virus can persist in the gut long after the initial infection. 2. Some asymptomatic individuals had the virus in their stools but never got sick. The key difference? Bifidobacteria. An in-depth look at 43 patients with severe COVID revealed they had zero bifidobacteria. In contrast, those who were exposed but remained asymptomatic had abundant levels. This led Dr. Hazan to a groundbreaking conclusion: Bifidobacteria may be a critical key to neutralizing and suppressing the virus. This connects directly to early anecdotal reports about kimchi and sauerkraut (fermented foods rich in such microbes). The real question isn't just about consumption, but about why some people who eat them still get sick. The answer lies in the individual's unique microbial resilience—their gut's ability to maintain a protective ecosystem, where high levels of bifidobacteria or other compensatory microbes create a defensive barrier. Her subsequent work also revealed that mRNA vaccinations have a profound effect on the microbiome, further underscoring the vital link between our gut health and immune response.

Camus

46,367 次观看 • 9 个月前