New treatment of irritable bowel syndrome by autonomic nervous system remodeling : Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), is classified as a functional gastrointestinal disease. Autonomic nervous system remodeling by limbic rehabilitation is a very sophisticated technique allowing a physiological treatment of
New treatment of inflammatory bowel disease
New treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases by autonomic nervous system remodeling Epidemiology Higher incidence (9 – 20/100,000 person years) and prevalence (156 – 291/100,000 people) in populations of North American and Northern European descent (Lancet 2012;380:1606) Incidence increased in industrialized
Chapter X: treatment of hypertension by Autonomic nervous system remodeling
Autonomic nervous system remodeling by limbic rehabilitation is a very sophisticated technique allowing a physiological treatement of arteriel hypertension without any medication if the procedure is applied in the early stages of the disease. In cases of very old hypertension
Chapter 9 : Glucose catabolism – respiratory chain
In 1935, Engelhardt analysed the rate of ATP in red blood cells (globules rouges) as a function of the rate of oxygen. The experiments showed that the ATP increases with the quantity of O2. Contrarily to the yeast, the blood
Chapter 8 : Glucose catabolism – aerobic oxidation
This process is coupled to the cellular respiration, involves O2 and is way more effective than the anaerobic oxidation. Instead of 2 ATP, the aerobic oxidation generates 38 ATP by glucose. It can also oxidise fatty acids and the carbonate parts
Chapter 7 : Glucose catabolism
Its goal is to supply energy to the cell wherever it is needed. The glycolysis forms pyruvate from the glucose that can next be deteriorated anaerobically to form lactate or ethanol through fermentation. In 1870, Louis Pasteur discovered the functioning
Chapter 6 : nucleic acids
Nucleic acids are composed of monosaccharides connected by phosphoester liaisons and wearing a base. One monosaccharide and its base are called one nucleoside. One monosaccharide, its base and one phosphate are called a nucleotide. RNA and DNA are composed of
Chapter 5 : 3D structure of proteins
The structure of the protein is obtained during the formation of the protein. The structure of the protein is necessary for its function: some active sites are present on the proteins. Those sites are highly specific to one target substrate.
Chapter 4 : Primary structure of proteins
The primary structure of a protein is the succession, or sequence, of the AA. Proteins are made of one linear chain of amino acids. This linear chain takes a 3D structure (secondary and tertiary structures) because of the interactions between
Chapter 3 : Proteins and amino acids
The word protein comes from the Greek word proteos, which means first. Proteins are indeed one essential element of the life. They are well defined in composition, size and shape and each one has a very precise role: transport, defence,