Module 6

Question 1

Is Vitamin D a vitamin or a hormone

Answer 1

Hormone

Question 2

Give three reasons why Vitamin D is a hormone, not a vitamin

Answer 2

a. Is synthesized by the body
b. Is not required to be obtained through the diet
c

Question 3

How much sunlight is required for 3 months supply of vitamin D

Answer 3

15 minutes fully exposed upper body

Question 4

Name three things that impair Vitamin D metabolism

Answer 4

SNPs, infection, toxicity

Question 5

What infection has the largest effect on the VDR

Answer 5

HIV

Question 6

What infection has the second strongest effect on the VDR

Answer 6

Borellia

Question 7

What does Vitamin D do in terms of the immune system

Answer 7

Downregulates the specific whilst upregulating the non-specific

Question 8

How do AMPs work

Answer 8

a. Create pores in the pathogens membrane

b. Bind to essential molecules in the pathogen

Question 9

Name 5 viruses that effect the VDR

Answer 9

HIV,Hep C, CMV,EBV, HSV6

Question 10

How does H.Pylori effect the VDR

Answer 10

Produces capnine that binds to and inactivates the VDR

Question 11

How do VDR viruses inhibit PTH

Answer 11

Long term production IFN alpha inhibits parathyroid function

Question 12

What is the primary difference between l-form and mycoplasma

Answer 12

Mycoplasma never had a cell wall

Question 13

Where do most mycoplasma infections normally reside

Answer 13

Respiratory and urogenital systems

Question 14

What is mycoplasma pneumonia also known as?

Answer 14

Walking pneumonia, atypical and community acquired pneumonia

Question 15

Where are calcidiol and calcitriol synthesized

Answer 15

Liver and kidney

Question 16

What type of immune dysfunction do fungi produce

Answer 16

TH3

Question 17

What is trachoma and what causes it?

Answer 17

Blindness caused by chlamydia infection in the eyelid

Question 18

List in order the biggest to smaller body types

Answer 18

GR,RB, BR, GB, RB, BG

Question 19

. Describe the hand shapes of each colour

Answer 19

a. Red is square and squat
b. Green is in proportion
c. Blues are longer and slender

Question 20

What is the extroverted colour and introverted colour

Answer 20

Red and blue

Question 21

Which hemisphere is most profoundly affected by VDR dysfunction?

Answer 21

Right

Question 22

Imbalance between which 4 primary oral bacteria set up a pathogenic state that leads to
cavities and gum disease?

Answer 22

Streptococcus Mutans/Sorbinus and Streptococcus Gordonii/Sanguinis

Question 23

Bacteria in the oral biome are primarily found in what form?

Answer 23

Biofilms

Question 24

. What value is a Healthy oral pH?

Answer 24

7.2

Question 25

What substance is produced by non-pathogenic streptococcus to protect them against infectious strains?

Answer 25

H2O2

Question 26

Which conditions are associated with dysfunction in the following:

Answer 26

a. NADPH Oxidase – Granulomas b. SOD – ALS, Neurodegenration c. Myleoperoxidase – Cavities/Periodontal disease d. Phenton reaction – Poor infection control by phagocytosis

Question 27

What is the primary effect of pathogen oral bacteria systemically?

Answer 27

Reduced detoxification

Question 28

What is a major risk of providing a chelator to patient?

Answer 28

a. Release pathogens from biofilms breakdown | b. Activate auto immune process if antibodies exist to metals

Question 29

Pain from SIj fixation, neck extensor inhibition and vastas medialis inhibition can be alleviated by reducing inflammation in what nerve? How can this temporarily be achieved?

Answer 29

a. Deep peroneal nerve | b. Toe separator, walking barefoot

Question 30

What affect does aflatoxin have on glutathione and metallothionein levels?

Answer 30

Depletes them

Question 31

Which mycotoxin is closely associated with consumption of over ripened fruit and is potentially immunosuppressive?

Answer 31

Patulin

Question 32

List 3 ways Borrelia can be transmitted

Answer 32

a. Tick bites b. Sexually c. Animal urine d. Biting insects e. Transplacental

Question 33

Does a Borrelia infection mean the patient has Lymes disease?

Answer 33

No

Question 34

How can glucosamine supplements greatly affect the patient with Borreliosis?

Answer 34

Stimulate growth through feeding

Question 35

Which aspects of immune function are altered by Borrelia infection?

Answer 35

. All. 1,25D changes alter HPA Axis function, direct effect on Th2, 3, 17, 22 aspects, inhibition of VDR

Question 36

Why can a person with Borreliosis suffer with systemic allodynia?

Answer 36

Upregulation of markers in glial cells leading to central sensitization

Question 37

How does Burgdorferri differ from other strains of Borrelia in relation to hemispheric tone?

Answer 37

Drives Th1 response which up-regulates the left hemisphere

Question 38

When clearing an oral biofilm what should be given to a patient?

Answer 38

Liver support, Chelator, Anti-pathogen agent, toe separator if needed

Question 39

How can one differentiate if VDR viruses, Cell wall deficient bacteria or fungi should be treated

Answer 39

Thymus thump, Levator scap or Trapezius weakness

Question 40

Photosensitivity in the left and right eye during borreliosis infection seems to be associated with which co-infection?

Answer 40

a. Left – Campylobacter | b. Right - Rickettsia