Breakthrough Treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome in the Light of Nucleopathy

 

 


Authored by Shahid Sheikh 

 

Abstract

Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a chronic disease in almost in every community across the planet with no cure. Patients suffering from this ailment live a very disturbed and painful quality of life. Weight loss, and other prominent derogatory health conditions prevail swiftly that carry a social and financial burden on the family. Conventional allopathy has no solution but the symptomatic transitory relief. Interestingly, many physicians cater the remedial cocktail to IBS Patients focusing on the central and peripheral nervous system to calm down its gastro-intestinal excitatory response. Therefore, to decrease the frequency and inconvenience of the symptomatology. It is very logical lead to start tracing the involvement of the nervous system right from the effected tissues involved in this ailment and track the possible neo-pathogenesis of the IBS. Indeed it’s the branch of vagus nerve that distribute the supply of Neuro network to the gastro-intestinal tract linking the end tissues with the controlling neurons. The pathophysiology of the controlling neurons is never taken into an account for a possible involvement in the systems malfunctioning. Long behold, as we tracked this novel phenomenon and found a new revelation. The controlling neurons nuclei overwhelmed with the Neuro-invasive viral genomic proliferation in turn, incapacitating the neuronal homeostasis. Therefore, instigation of the gastro-intestinal tract malfunctioning comes into play causing Irritable Bowel Syndrome; IBS.

Keywords: Irritable bowel syndrome; Chronic disease; Painful; Pathophysiology; Malfunctioning

Introduction

Conventionally, the understanding of any given human ailment aligns with system to organ to tissues, membranes and cells. We call it “Cyto-Pathology”, we engage in a variety of diagnostic tools to evidence such Cyto-pathology to confirm our diagnoses and tailor a medical or surgical plan according to the given established protocols. Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) has brought a new paradigm in the view to best clear our understanding of the emerging patho-physiology of a given symptomatic pathology. No more we can logically treat a disease based on the symptomatic realm of outdated guidelines, adhering to “Etiology Unknown”.

Today, majority of the ailments have only symptomatic relief/treatment. There is an urgency to take a deeper look at the source of ailments and try to define the possible etiology for a better, comprehensive and a permanent relief to the ailing humanity. Nucleus of a given cell being the controlling entity for that cell’s homeostasis, its timely development and its functions. So is true of the controlling Neurons of the Brain.

In 2004, Late Dr. Edward Wagoner and his team at the University of California at Irvine did not fathom the idea that they were about to change a paradigm of etiology [1]. His team Dr. Alex Malkin, Dr. Alex McPhearson and Dr. Marco Plomp used the AFM and revealed the real time “Nano-Pathological” series of events that Dr. Wagoner reported in his last publication [2]. I was fortunate to have this opportunity to evaluate their findings clinically and integrate into the clinical practice to best diagnose and help alleviate the symptoms and neopathogenesis, that help prevail the homeostasis of cells, tissues, organs, system that promote the quality of life [3].

Cyto-pathology is no longer an absolute reliable tool to finalize the proper diagnoses. Currently, so called treatments are merely a symptomatic pacification to borrow time for the resident immune system to recongregate/ revitalize against the pathogens in question. The Nucleo-pathology of the controlling neurons indeed is the paradigm shift, the grass root. Instigator of the basic symptomatology that results into the disruption of the normal homeostasis [4]. However, pacifying the symptoms is not the final treatment of the chronic ailment. On the contrary it is the opportunity given to the pathophysiology to continue to grow into a bigger challenge, eventually becoming an incurable disease [3]. To date, this phenomenon has been a hidden secret of nature. Now that is opened, it is unraveling the possible etiologies of the unknown nature of the conventional diseases.

The “Sheikh’s Syndrome”, is rightfully a very well-established guideline to see any disease’s root cause etiology and possible treatment to eradicate the ailment [3].

Material & Methods

Patients with age ranging from 20 years to 40 years suffering from IBS for over 3 years were tested for the increase serum antibodies against proliferating Neuro-invasive viral genomes, Sub-Nucleusly. All patients were found positive multi folds for Cytomegalo Virus CMV. This substantiated the overwhelming viral genomic burden in the nuclei of the controlling neurons that had disrupted the normal function and the flora of the G.I. tract.

Patients were given the antiviral infusion therapy with the supportive medicine to establish the mainstay of the treatment twice a day for 15 days. Infusions consisted of Dextrose 5% 500 ml with Ganciclovir 250 mg, Dexamethasone 1 ml, Vitamin B12, Ranitidine 2 ml and Antihistamine 2 ml. Gravitate/ Maxolon were used on a standby basis to retard the possibilities of nausea and vomiting.

All patients responded well to the antiviral infusion therapy relieving the IBS symptomatology after 1st five days of the treatment. Minor headaches and sporadic and transient body pains were reported that were rectified with additional use of analgesics.

Results

Patients well tolerated the antiviral infusion therapy without any remarkable event. All patients reported increasingly less urgency and visits to the bathroom after 5th day of the antiviral infusion therapy. Patients were tested to use the food that usually instigated their IBS symptoms after the 15th day into the treatment. They were all found pleasantly surprised with no more appearance of the IBS symptoms.

Conclusion

Once the sub-nuclei CMV genomic proliferation deteriorated via its appropriate antiviral infusion therapy, the nuclei regained their control over their respective cell body to reinstitute homeostasis. This substantiated the actual cure of this disease. A wonderful step to return the quality of life to the mankind.

Acknowledgement

Our organization is grateful for their commitment dedication and empathy for the patient care and providing personal support to patient, treatment protocols in achieving prognoses positive. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Malik, M.D. (Alt.Med), Dr. Uroosa Awan, MBBS, Mrs. Surriya Sarfraz, RN, Ms. Maria Sharif, RN., Ms. Zamiha Abdul Wahid, RN, Dr. Rabia Nazar

 

 

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