Healing Your Microbiome: Probiotics and Microbes
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Try Udemy for Business- Understand your microbiome
- Identify the major microbes that inhabit the body
- Differentiate between healthy and pathogenic microbes
- Identify the major pathogenic microbes
- Identify major diseases caused by pathogenic microbes
- Examine the research showing how certain diseases may be treated with probiotics
- Know how fermented (probiotic) foods are made
- Utilize probiotic supplementation therapeutically
- Identify prebiotics and the foods that contain them
- A little about getting sick
- Basics on food preparation
This course will take you from the basics of microbes that cause disease to solutions probiotics present. This webinar lecture series packs tons of health information into ten lesson modules and includes reading material and links to the narrator's articles. This course is designed to create expertise in the world of microorganisms, the diseases they cause, and the potential of probiotics as treatments as documented from clinical research. The course also includes a FREE download of Dr. Adams' book: Probiotics: Protection Against Infection (a $17.95 value).
Course teaches about:
✔Microbe types, shapes and anatomy
✔Microbes that cause disease
✔All about our microbiome
✔How antibiotic resistance develops
✔Probiotic species and strains
✔How probiotics combat disease
✔How to supplement probiotics
✔The many probiotic foods
✔Many surprising prebiotics
✔All about pasteurization
✔How infections grow
✔Discover natural antibiotics
- Those interested in understanding infectious diseases
- Those wishing to expand their understanding of probiotics
- Those wanting to boost their immune system
- Those who want to know what the microbiome is
- People who want to live longer
THIS LESSON WILL ALLOW YOU TO:
Name and classify the types and genera of pathogenic microorganisms and how they are distinguished from each other
• What is a germ?
• Bacteria
• Fungi
• Viruses
• Parasites
• Mycoplasmas, Thermophiles and others
• Anatomy of a bacteria
• Anatomy of a yeast
• Anatomy of a parasite
THIS LESSON WILL CONSIST OF:
1. watching the video lecture (excuse the poor sound quality - we are trying to improve this)
2. downloading the instructor's book – Probiotics: Protection against Infection in the resources link (free- included in the course)
3. reading pages 1-7 in the book
4. answering the short quiz
Feel free to contact me directly at case@caseadams.com
THIS SECTION WILL:
Introduce some major diseases caused by pathogenic organisms, including:
• Digestive diseases
• Cardiovascular diseases
• Urinary tract/bladder/kidney diseases
• Liver and gallstone diseases
• Dental and gum diseases
• Sepsis
• Arthritis
THE LESSON WILL CONSIST OF:
1. watching the video lecture (please excuse poor sound quality - we are working on this)
2. reading pages 7-9 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. reading the articles linked in the resource section
4. try your hand at answering the short quiz (optional of course)
This lesson will introduce the following:
Describe the major roles, functions and development of probiotics within the body
• Digestive roles
• Protect the body
• Boosting immunity
• Balance mucosal biochemistry
1. watching the video lecture
2. answering the short quiz at the end of the video
3. reading pages 63-76 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
This lesson will introduce the following:
Describe the function and source of antibiotics
• What antibiotics are
• How antibiotics are produced
• Antibiotic resistance
• Antibiotics produced by probiotics
• Difference between static and commensal antibiotic application
1. watching the video linked below
2. reading pages 10-18 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. answering the short quiz
This lesson will give an understanding to the following:
The relationship between pasteurization and the germ theory
• What is pasteurization?
• Germ theory
• Field theory
• Which theory is right?
This lesson will consist of:
1. watching the video linked below
2. answering the short quiz at the end of the video
3. reading pages 18-32 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
This lesson will introduce the following:
Describe the major genera and species of probiotics
• Lactobaccillus
• Bifidobacteria
• Streptococcus
• Bacillus
• Other species
1. watching the video linked below
2. reading pages 37-40, 60-61 and 175-202 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. test your knowledge by answering the short quiz (optional)
This lesson will:
Describe the major pathogenic organisms
• Bacterial – E. coli, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, etc.
• Viral – Ebola, Influenza, Herpes, HIV, SARS
• Parasites – Blastocystis, etc.
This lesson will consist of:
1. watching the video linked below
2. reading pages 10-18 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. test your knowledge by answering the (optional) short quiz
This lesson will:
- Identify sources of supplementing probiotics
- Probiotic Foods
- Probiotic Beverages
- Probiotic Supplements – capsules, tabs, powders, shells
- How to determine a viable probiotic supplement
- Fermented foods versus non-probiotic commercial analogs
1. watching the video lecture
2. reading pages 240-249 and 203-228 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. test your knowledge by answering the optional short quiz
This lesson will:
Examine the research on probiotic intervention for particular diseases and conditions
• Diseases most notably treated with probiotics
• Surprising diseases treated with probiotics
• Central mechanisms of probiotic treatment in disease
1. watching the video
2. reading pages 79-173 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection.
3. test your knowledge by answering the short quiz (optional)
This lesson will discuss:
•The sources of prebiotics
• What is our microbiome
• How our diets affect our microbiome
• What are prebiotics
• What are the major sources of prebiotics
• How to keep our probiotics healthy
This lesson will consist of:
1. watching the video linked below
2. reading pages 229-240 in the book - Probiotics: Protection against Infection
3. test your knowledge by answering the optional short quiz