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Biliary Obstruction Prevention Flashcards

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Biliary Obstruction Prevention (Solid Crystal)
Take More

A

Take More:
Dietary Fiber,
Hydration,
Beans, Seeds and Nuts,
Soy Lecithin

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Biliary Obstruction Prevention (Solid Crystal)
Reduce

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Reduce:
Sweet Fruits, Fruit Juices, Soft Drinks
Refined Starches, Fried Food, Soft Cakes,
Cookies, Baked Food,
Excess Body Fat, Triglycerides

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Inflammation

(Colitis & IBS Therapy)

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EPA/DHA
Curcumin
Gingerols
Bromelain
Resveratrol

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Fungi

(Colitis & IBS Therapy)

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MCFAs, oregano, olive leaf, honokiol, resveratrol, VCO

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Wounds

(Colitis & IBS Therapy)

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Ascorbic Acid
Zinc Citrate

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Intestinal Wall

(Colitis & IBS Therapy)

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L-Glutamine

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Foods to Avoid Bloating (Natural Remedies)

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Dairy products for most Asian (lactose intolerance)

Gluten-rich Grains: Wheat, Oat, Rye, Barley

Skin from Fruits

Skin from Beans, Seeds and Nuts

Uncooked cruciferous vegetables

Sorbitol-added food items

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Foods to Take for Bloating (Natural Remedies)

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Spices: Fennel Seed, Ginger Root, Peppermint, Cinnamon

Sodium Bicarbonate, Apple Cider Vinegar

Digestive Enzymes

Activated Charcoal

Anti-inflammatory foods for reversing IBS, colitis, etc.

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Acid Reflux

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is chronic disease that affects how many percent of the population of Western Countries?

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20% of population of Western Countries

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Acid Reflux

What does a Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) patient suffer from?

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Disrupted Sleep

Reduced Concentration at Work

Interference with Physical Activities

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Acid Reflux

What have epidemiologic data demonstrated as an important risk factor for the development of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)?

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Obesity.

Central Obesity, rather than body mass index (BMI), appears to be more closely associated with complications such as

erosive esophagitis and
esophageal adenocarcinoma.

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Acid Reflux

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is a common condition with multiple pathogenesis. How much of the population is affected?

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40%

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Acid Reflux

Does GERD symptoms increase in severity when people gain weight?

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Yes

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Acid Reflux

Which patients tend to have more severe erosive esophagitis?

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Obese patients

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Acid Reflux

Obesity is a risk factor for the development of….?

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Barrett’s esophagus

Adenocarcinoma of the esophagus

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Digestive Disorders linked to Thyroid Dysfunction

Hyperthyroidism
What are the symptoms?

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Frequent bowel movements
Poor absoprtion

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Digestive Disorders linked to Thyroid Dysfunction

Hypothyroidism
What are the symptoms?

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Constipation
Slow digestion

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Colon Parts (Big Intestines)

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Appendix
Ascending Colon
Transverse Colon
Descending Colon
Sigmoid Colon
Rectum

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What is the average Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) levels found in Wild Salmon?

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5.302 pg/g

20
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What is the average Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) levels found in Farmed Salmon?

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51.216 pg/g

21
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What are the comparisons between Farmed and Wild Salmons?

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Farmed Salmons:

More fats (white lines)
Higher fat content
Higher in toxins (in the fat)
Color-added to look like salmon
Doctors warn women + children should avoid it
Not good for whales

Wild:

Leaner
Cleaner
Naturally pink
Good for our oceans
Good for whales

22
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What toxins are in found in farmed salmon?

Fact: These toxins accumulate in our bodies and mothers release up to 94% of these toxins through pregnancy and breastfeeding

“One should avoid farmed salmon like the plague” - David Carpenter, Author of Paper on Farmed Salmon Toxins in Science

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Fat
DDT (dichloro-diphenyl-tricholorethane)
Viruses
Insecticides
GMO Corn and Animal By-products
Artificial Colouring
Flame Retardants
PCBs

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What is a Colon Polyps?

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A benign growth on the lining of mucous membrane of colon.

24
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Which age group does polyps are likely found?

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Advancing age

25
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How many types of Colon Polyps are there?

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4 Types of Colon Polyps:

1) Inflammatory - found in ppl with IBD such as Chron’s or Colitis

2) Hyperplasia - abnormal cell growth, low cancer risk

3) Adenomas - most common form of polyps; potentially cancerous

4) Tubulovillous (villous) adenoma - highest risk of cancer

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Colon Cancer Treat & Prevent

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Allicin
Beta Carotene
Curcumin
DHA/EPA
Diosgenin
EGCG
Ellagic Acid
Ginsenosides
Graviola Seeds
Luteolin
Quercetin
Resveratrol
Sulforaphane
Tocotrienols
VD3
Probiotics

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Estrogen Metabolic Pathways

What estrogen metabolic pathway type is associated with lower risk and less extensive methylation of potentially genotoxic?

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2-hydroxylation (C-2)

28
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What does estrogen metabolic pathway catechols no. 4-hydroxylation is associated with?

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Higher risk of postmenopausal breast cancer

29
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When your liver converts estrogen along the 2-hydroxy (C-2) pathway, does the risk of cancer decrease or increase?

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Decrease

30
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What two items can promote 2-hydroxy (C-2) pathway - healthier pathway - for estrogen metabolism?

A

Phytoestrogens
Nutrients

31
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When you liver converts to which pathways, that it will be associated with higher risk of cancer?

A

4-hydroxy (C-4) pathway or
16-alpha-hydroxy (C-16) pathway

32
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What does aromatase converts?

A

Aromatase converts testosterone to estrogen (not good)

33
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Phytoestrogen are natural plant-based compounds that mimic the estrogen in the body?

A

Phytoestrogens for C-2:

Soy Isolate
Isoflavones
Lignans
Sesame
Licorice Root
Legumes
Flax Seeds
Alfafa
Cruciferous Vegetable

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What are the C2 nutrients?

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EPA
B6
B9
B12
Vitamin E
Magnesium
DIM
SAMe

35
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What are the nutrients AGAINST aromatase?

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Zinc Citrate
Selenium
Melatonin
Catechins
Lycopene
OPC

Eliminate: All Alcoholic Beverages, which promote aromatisation

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Vitamin D & Cancer Incidence
What is the estimated proportion of cancers preventable by specified range of Serum 25(OH) D Level for

Colon Cancer?

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50%-55% Colon Cancer at 35 ng/ml
50%-67% Renal Cancer at 37 - 49 ng/ml
25%-30% Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma at 34 - 39 ng/ml
39%-75% All Cancers Combined at 40 - 52 ng/ml

37
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How many percents of projected reduction with 38 ng/ml?

A

50% projected reduction with 38 ng/ml

38
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What are the relative risk of colon cancer mortality by baseline serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration in tertiles?

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1st tertile: less than 50 nmol/L = Relative Risk of 1.0

2nd tertile: between 50 nmol/L to less than 80 nmol/L = Relative Risk of 0.44

3rd tertile: equals to and more than 80 nmol/L = Relative Risk of 0.28

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Cancer & Tumors Prevalence Tests at DSY Wellness Centre

There are 8 types of cancer and tumour marker tests, what are they and their prevalence in percentage?

A

From Top to Bottom

Ca 19-9
Ca 153
Ca 125
VCA
CEA
PSA
Ca 125(M)
AFP

40
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Ketogenic Diets

What does cancer cells feed on?

A

Sugar!

41
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Fat metabolism forces which organ to oxidise fat producing ketones?

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Liver

42
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What are ketones for?

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Ketones are used by normal cells as energy source

43
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Can ketogenic diet give better glycemic control? How so?

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Yes, with lower HbA1c

44
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Does ketogenic diet enhance metabolic stress in cancer cells?

A

Yes!

45
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What are the herb and spices that helps with digestive health?

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Herbs: Peppermint
Gingers
Olive Leaf
Oregano
Chili
Curcumin
Pepper

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