| Inverse vaccines 08:56 - May 16 with 916 views | StokieBlue |
https://www.theguardian.com/wellness/2025/may/12/autoimmune-disease-inverse-vacc
This is potentially a huge breakthrough with regards to vaccines and disease prevention. Rather than amplifying the immune response it suppresses the immune response which would be a excellent way to treat the ~800m people around the world with autoimmune diseases.
"Over two weeks, 33 celiac patients who were in remission ingested gluten; about half had received the inverse vaccine beforehand, while the other half got a placebo. After two weeks, researchers examined the subjects’ intestinal lining and found that the inverse vaccine group had no damage, while the placebo group showed a noticeable worsening of symptoms."
Essentially it can be used to re-educate the immune system not to attack things it currently sees as threats but that in reality aren't threats. In many cases these perceived threats are actually parts of our own bodies so retraining to not attack those would work for a wide range of autoimmune issues.
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| Inverse vaccines on 09:05 - May 16 with 868 views | BlueBadger |
Plus, I bet they have TERRIFIC 5g reception now. |  |
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| Inverse vaccines on 09:13 - May 16 with 832 views | DanTheMan |
This would be an absolute game changer for my wife who has celiac. |  |
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| Inverse vaccines on 09:21 - May 16 with 797 views | vilanovablue |
As someone with an auto-immune based condition (psoriasis) this could be a game changer! |  | | |
| Inverse vaccines on 09:23 - May 16 with 780 views | BlueBadger |
| Inverse vaccines on 09:21 - May 16 by vilanovablue |
As someone with an auto-immune based condition (psoriasis) this could be a game changer! |
This is potentially massive. Lest we forget, allergies are an autoimmune condition which can be potentially fatal in some cases. | |
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| Inverse vaccines on 09:30 - May 16 with 726 views | MalcolmBlue |
Very interesting, would this have any affect on the release of histamines?
Also I’d be interested to know if there’s any negative knock on effect that impacts the body’s ability to destroy cancer cells. |  |
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| Inverse vaccines on 09:35 - May 16 with 710 views | StokieBlue |
| Inverse vaccines on 09:30 - May 16 by MalcolmBlue |
Very interesting, would this have any affect on the release of histamines?
Also I’d be interested to know if there’s any negative knock on effect that impacts the body’s ability to destroy cancer cells. |
From the article (I've not read the published paper yet) it seems that it could work for histamines and other external factors:
"In addition, inverse vaccines seem to have benefits beyond autoimmunity. They may work for allergies, which also involve an overreaction by the immune system – in this case to a food or environmental trigger rather than one’s own body."
With regards to cancer, the vaccines are very specific, you re-educate the body to see that a certain type of protein isn't a thread and then that isn't attacked. Given this precision I don't think it should affect other immune responses including those to do with cancer.
As an aside, a promising treatment is attaching proteins to cancer cells that the body se as harmful so they are attacked rather than hiding from the bodies auto-immune response.
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| Inverse vaccines on 10:07 - May 16 with 626 views | Bugs |
| Inverse vaccines on 09:23 - May 16 by BlueBadger |
This is potentially massive. Lest we forget, allergies are an autoimmune condition which can be potentially fatal in some cases. |
I saw something yesterday about a hypothesis (I only quickly scan read), that suggests alzheimer's could be an autoimmune disease. |  | | |
| Inverse vaccines on 11:17 - May 16 with 547 views | iamatractorboy |
Inverse vaccines? Does this mean we will get anti-vaxers demanding to be given the treatment even if they don't need it? |  | | |
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| Inverse vaccines on 11:23 - May 16 with 519 views | BlueBadger |
| Inverse vaccines on 10:07 - May 16 by Bugs |
I saw something yesterday about a hypothesis (I only quickly scan read), that suggests alzheimer's could be an autoimmune disease. |
The immune system is a fascinating, brilliant and occasionally terrifying thing. | |
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| Inverse vaccines on 11:46 - May 16 with 462 views | mellowblue |
great as long as it does not suppress the immune system in situations when you require a response from it (the immune system that is). | | | |
| Inverse vaccines on 14:28 - May 16 with 329 views | StokieBlue |
| Inverse vaccines on 11:46 - May 16 by mellowblue |
great as long as it does not suppress the immune system in situations when you require a response from it (the immune system that is). |
Why would you create a vaccine that did that?
I suggest you read the article or even better, the paper.
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