TH1 and TH2 Immune Balance - Autoimmune Disease

[@jenniferraymond3913]

Very informative.... diagnosed with Graves so I know I’m T1 dominant but also know that it goes back to leaky gut due to over use of antibiotics. Got the gut healed, got rid of gluten and dairy and almost all of my symptoms have disappeared

[@mimimu742]

Hi how are you now? Have you taken any supplements to help. Heal the gut. Thank you

[@pavandkbose]

Hello Can you please update your health journey.are you still in remission?

[@martinsymonds100]

What would you do for a bad eczema brake out. What would you chech for and how would you find the causes and any suggestions on controlling it. Thanks

[@JustInHealth]

We have videos on this topics. Start with AIP diet and removing salicylates is good first start.

[@faipetty9813]

oh my god..very impressive where can i find your notes

[@aaronmills2423]

Could an over or under-active Th1 or Th2 cause an autoimmune disorder like Granuloma Annulare?

[@Littleprinceleon]

Have you found out?

[@aaronmills2423]

No unfortunately 😪

[@sanjoykarmakar149]

How to control or balance t1and T2 .food need to eat

[@JustInHealth]

Diet is important.

[@sanjoykarmakar149]

@@JustInHealth diet chart did n't mention

[@shellyann021]

Great video. Is there a way to test for TH1 or 2 dominance?

[@zugzwang5310]

I’d like to know this as well pls!

[@alexi5473]

There is! Th1 / th2 balance

[@justas5183]

@@alexi5473 how to know which side (th1 or th2) to balance, if you dont know which is dominant?

[@alexi5473]

You have to test it.

[@justas5183]

@@alexi5473 where to find the test?

[@tomstacey5434]

How do I schedule a call please? Regards Tom

[@RelaxingRainMusics]

This channel is very creative

[@starsonmyceiling]

I have a TH1 dominance which was found in my exploration into my recurrent miscarriages. Aside from taking immunosuppressive medication, how else could I treat this so I can maintain a pregnancy?

[@renouf26]

The supplements that boost TH1 also work on infections/gut pathogens though.. so it is in some cases addressing the root cause?

[@Littleprinceleon]

I suppose, that if Echinacea and the likes makes one feel worse only for a brief period, then MAYBE the body started to get rid of some cells (via Th1 branch) which were otherwise tolerated: whether for better or worse in the long run... you may not know without thorough examination. But maybe simply the organism can get adapted to Echinacea (and the likes) after a while, and the user felt worse because the supplements induced unnecessary inflammation. When I hear laypersons discussing how the go and boost their immunity, I always wonder, do those people know at least the stuff mentioned in this video?!

[@Arshak-qy3rt]

What if one of your diseases is th 1 the other th 2?

[@pauldunne5230]

Awesome vid. But is Graves’ disease th2 or th1?

[@justas5183]

Th1

[@luisbrancoamaral5217]

T Killer celles aren't CD8+???!!!

[@Littleprinceleon]

He even marked them during the video!

[@Anchor7]

So in theory TH1 boosting could make things like MS worse?

[@clemensh6214]

yes

[@lf7065]

Very useful info! Thanks! 👍

[@jenniferdemjen3095]

I had th1/2 tested and it was normal. I had it tested again during a frozen egg transfer and it was positive... but I also had a really bad cold. Could the cold have caused it to be positive?

[@Littleprinceleon]

What the heck does it mean to be positive in that test? That the Th1 branch is more active?! I think, it will be naturally so if you have an acute infection.

[@mikem2397]

Good video

[@evelynann3084]

What if you have an intracellular bacteria (in my case bartonella), but become pregnant and know you are in th2 pathway? Wouldn’t I need to be in th1 to fight the infection? Would that then be dangerous for the fetus? This is the first video I have found that addresses my issue, so thank you!

[@Littleprinceleon]

The body actively regulates which branch has to be more active. Probably many functions of the Th1 branch can't be so vigorous during first stages of pregnancy in order to avoid interference with the developing foetus... ...but I bet, it depends hugely on the individual and circumstances, as it tends to be the case with immunity in general

[@dylangarrett8133]

So TH2 is the inflammation immune response? What do we do since birth all the way to until 4 years old...? Train the immune system to only respond to systemic inflammation.. what do we do after 4? More cortical steroids and toxic shots.. wonder why we have an explosion of different leveled, autoimmune issues in our society today.

[@omraz7864]

What herbs and supplements calm down th2 inflammatory response?

[@michaelser2258]

@@omraz7864 Chlorella, andrographis

[@Littleprinceleon]

Cortical steroids for little children?

[@Littleprinceleon]

After reading through some scientific papers on immunity in relation to SARS-COV-2, I strongly believe that the distinction can't be simplified that much! There's is not even just one pathway for inflammatory response and if one doesn't suffer from an autoimmune condition, then if there is a chronic inflammation present, there has to be some cause(s) triggering it. I wonder how many polymorphisms and/or environmental factors can cause undetectable levels of autoimmune responses leading to low level chronic inflammation

[@Littleprinceleon]

Inflammatory responses are generated via the immune system. So why do you think that systemwide infl. is somehow independent of it?