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Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference

4/18/2019

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The Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference
was held March 11-15, 2019 in San Francisco and Dr. Margo Roman presented in the Microbiome track. Her topic was “Restoring Gut Health and Immune system in Humans and Animals. MicroBiome Restorative Therapy (MBRT) Applications in Dogs and Cats for Acute and Chronic Medical Conditions.”
Dr. Roman presented the rationale for why the microbiome is so important for the immune health, and gave examples of dog, cat and human health issues that were positively changed with MBRT. She discussed how medical ozone helped reduce the biofilm and bring down inflammation. She emphasized how having a quality donor is the key to a larger dimension in the diversity and the success of cases, and how creating and maintaining a healthy gut terrain helps keep the MBRT successful. Dr. Roman also discussed why animals need to be screened for Plechner syndrome and endocrine imbalance, in order to continue the success of the treatment.
 
Dr. Roman was also featured as a panel member to discuss the future of microbiome in clinical medicine and the need for more diagnostic tools for the gut, as well as providing a dependable source for fecal donors.
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Drs. Elizabeth Cutter, Margo Roman, Holly Ganz and Neil Stollman

​The Panel members included:
Dr. Neil Stollman, MD Gastroenterologist in San Francisco, who is a leader in Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT). He has done many FMTs in his office. He actually was one of the several doctors, who in 2010, coined the phrase FMT after a GI conference.
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Dr. Holly Ganz, PHD, Microbiologist and founder of Animal Biome in San Francisco, that is a lab doing testing of the microbiome to determine what species each individual dog or cat has in its personal balance. They also provide dehydrated fecal capsules as a support.

Elizabeth Cutter, PHD, a pioneer of phages within the microbiome teaching at Evergreen   State College in Washington State. Her 50 years of research has led the way to understanding how phages work and how they can be used as part of the gut physiology.

Margo Roman, DVM, CVA, a practicing Integrative veterinarian for 41 years, at MASH in Hopkinton and the first to start treating dogs and cats with Micro Biome Restorative Therapy (MBRT) in 2012. With over 7,000 MBRTs she has pioneered the use of MBRT to treat an array of medical conditions including allergies, GI problems, liver and kidney issues, cancer and behavior issues.
 
The cutting edge of medicine is working to gain a greater understanding of the microbiome, and how it can be used to promote a healthier body. ​
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      • LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS
      • MICRO-BIOME RESTORATIVE THERAPY (FECAL TRANSPLANT)
      • NUTRITIONAL THERAPY
      • OZONE THERAPY
      • PROLOZONE THERAPY
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      • ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION THERAPY
      • SURGERY & DENTISTRY
      • HUMANE EUTHANASIA & FINAL CARE
    • RESOURCES >
      • Fecal Transplants
      • Helpful Links and Tips
      • Videos
    • FOR PRACTITIONERS >
      • MBRT REQUEST FORM
      • THERAPY OVERVIEW
      • Veterinary Ozone Course
    • Phone Consults
  • ABOUT OUR CLINIC
    • Our Team >
      • Dr. Margo Roman
      • Dr. Karen Caspersen
    • Letters from our clients
    • Dedication to our loving pets
    • Join Our Team
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  • KEEP IN TOUCH
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