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Applied Human Genetic Engineering - Vol.II |
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Genetic Engineering- To cure the
rarest of the rare
autoimmune
disease- Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
(SLE)
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic potentially fatal
autoimmune disease. SLE is a complex disorder resulting
from the production of antibodies that attack the DNA
and proteins within healthy cells and the generation of
circulating immune complexes. The complications from
this affect multiple organs and are potentially
life-threatening.
Joints, skin, kidney,
brain, and membranes of the lung, heart and
gastro-intestinal tract are the major organs clinically
affected in SLE patients. The symptoms are often vague,
can be mild or severe and are often unrelated to
laboratory tests. A patient can have many lupus symptoms
in a lifetime. Women and non-Caucasians are
disproportionately affected and SLE is most common in
women of child-bearing age although it has been reported
in all ages. The incidence is about 1 in 200 people in
America. Among children, SLE occurs three times more
commonly in females than in males. In the 60% of SLE
patients who experience onset between puberty and the
fourth decade of life, the female to male ratio is 9:1.
The disorder is three times more common in African
American blacks than American Caucasians and more common
in Asians.The cause of SLE was said to be unknown,
however our research work has suggested that it is of
genetic origin as we have cured SLE patient with
Dr.Baruah’s genetic engineering. It was thought that
hormonal and /or environmental factors are few factors
affecting SLE, but it is not true. As corrective
therapies such as hormone replacement or supportive
treatment do not cure SLE.
Many researchers had
suspected that it is a genetic mutation that disrupts
the body’s waste disposal mechanism in cells. SLE is
caused by a hyperactive immune system that attacks a
person’s own protein recognising it as a foreign
material. One reason for this is poor adrenal function.
Adrenal steroids modulate the immune system. When there
is insufficient steroid levels, the immune system goes
haywire. Whatever hypotheis of possible causes have been
postulated in the past and present, no one was or is
able to cure SLE, till we have discovered the Baruah
biological molecules which intercepts the cells
destructive autoimmune pathway.
Fatigue on light
exertion, light sensitivity, skin rash, ulcers in mouth
specially on soft palate and on nasal septum,
susceptibility to infection with slow recovery, muscle
pain, mild or high fever, sore throat, numbness,
headache, tingling or burning sensation in extremities,
joint pain/ stiffness/swelling, chest pain,
atherosclerosis, respiratory distress, uro-genital
infections, nephropathy, anemia, low white cell/platelet
counts and several other disorders are the usual
symptoms.
Diagnosing SLE can be
a difficult and slow process. It may take months or even
years for doctors to diagnose this complex disease
accurately. A tentative diagnosis can be made through
examining a patient’s medical history and performing a
physical examination and screening tests (positive
SLE-ANA >40). Once SLE is suspected, additional tests
are valuable to confirm or rule it out. Elevated ESR or
high levels of ANA are the common laboratory test
indicative of SLE.
The most useful test
is to identify certain autoantibodies often present in
the blood of SLE patients. For example, the antinuclear
antibody (ANA) test is commonly used to look for
autoantibodies that react against components of the
nucleus of the patient’s own cells. In addition, there
are blood tests for individual types of autoantibodies
that are more specific for SLE.
Treatment for SLE in
medical science is not specific and not available, where
it is treated with steroids, certain hormonal therapies,
diet, plant steroids, immunosuppressive drugs and timely
treatment for any infection and so on. But 100% cure is
not yet known.
Since last 7 years, a
25 years old girl, was suffering from SLE She was
treated by local doctors and found that she was
suffering from incurable disease which cannot be
diagnosed. They referred her to CMCH,Vellore.. They
diagnosed that , she was suffering from SLE. They
treated her with conventional way , that is with
cortisone, cyclophosphamide, methotraxate. These drugs
are usually used in cancer or as immunosuppressive drugs
in transplant. She developed tuberculosis of optic
nerve, due to which she became blind. Her tuberculosis
was treated for one year, but her blindness did not get
cured. She even could not see the motor car, not to
speak about pictures in television. She gained weight.
Her blood pressure went up and she got pain all over the
body. Slowly, she developed signs and symptoms of renal
failure. Renal failure is one of the complication of
SLE, due which patient dies. Her menstruation stopped
and she gained weight from 45 kg to 85Kgs within a
period of 7 years till she attended our clinic, she
became dis-figured. Her parents had spent almost
1.3million rupees for her treatment. They lost hopes for
her life as her signs and symptoms were continued to be
getting worst.
 Treatment
:
They came to know
about my new technique of treating the rarest of the
rare diseases with genetic engineering using Baruah
biological molecules. She got admitted in my Institute
at Sonapur 14weeks ago. As a baseline for pre-treatment,
SLE antibody tests were carried out in Micro Diagnostic
laboratory, Guwahati and biochemistry in our Institute.
Her diseased genes were engineered by using Baruah
biological molecules and introduced intravenously. Prior
to starting Baruah therapy, her all the medication which
was prescribed earlier was stopped.
 Post-treatment results
:
After
2 weeks :-
After the first
injection, she felt better and she was able to see with
her eyes, even she could see the pictures on television.
Her vomiting was stopped, her weight was reduced by 6 kgs within 2 weeks. But her headache was
continued with less intensity and hypertension was
unable to come down to normal level.. We continued her
treatment.further
Her post-treatment
pathological antibody tests was carried out by Dr.
Rajeeb Bhuyan, which were negative for SLE. Her mental
condition has improved. Her kidney function becomes
normal after two weeks of genetic engineering treatment.
After
14 weeks
:-
She has no symptoms
and signs of SLE. Her blood pressure has become normal
with disappearance of headache. She reduced weight by 16
kgs. She got her regular menstruation back after 14
weeks.
Case
II-
Since 1995, a 23 years
old girl from hyderabad, was suffering from systemic
lupus erythromatosus (SLE) with thrombo-cytopenia &
anemia. She was treated by local doctors with
conventional way , that is with methyl prednisolone,
Azathaiprine alongwith repeated transfusions of packed
cells, platelet rich plasma etc. . These drugs are
usually used in cancer or as immunosuppressive drugs in
transplant. Day by day, her condition was getting worst
& worst inspite of getting conventional therapy. She
developed pain in her abdominal portion, which was not
relieved by any pain killer. Her parents had spent
several lakhs of rupees for her treatment. They lost
hopes for her life as her signs and symptoms were
continued to be getting worst.
Ms.
Krishna Beni
(A 23
year old female, engineer by profession suffered from
SLE. Her condition was worsened in spite of having
supportive conventional therapy She was treated with
Baruah applied human genetic engineering. Clinically she
is 101% cured so is the laboratory investigations.)
 Treatment-
As she was an
Engineer, through internet, she came to know about my
new technique of treating the rarest of the rare
diseases with genetic engineering using Baruah
biological molecules. She got admitted in my Institute
at Sonapur 1week ago. As a baseline for pre-treatment,
SLE antibody tests were carried out in Micro Diagnostic
laboratory, Guwahati and biochemistry in our Institute.
Her diseased genes were engineered by using Baruah
biological molecules and introduced intravenously. Prior
to starting Baruah therapy, her all the medication which
was prescribed earlier was stopped.
Post-treatment
results-
After
1 week-
After the first
injection, she felt better and her pain was relieved.
Her hemoglobin was improved. Her post-treatment
pathological antibody tests was carried out by Dr. Rajeeb Bhuyan, which were negative for SLE.
 Discussion
:
SLE, an autoimmune
disease like arthritis, for which there is no cure and
majority of patients die prematurely. Now onwards, our
genetic engineering has ruled out the premature death of
the patients suffering from SLE and will be fully cured
with Baruah biological molecules, which intercepts the
pathways of formation of new immune complex which
circulates in the body destroying the cells.
Although, the pathway of forming new
destructive immune complex has been stopped, but the
already formed immune complexes continue to circulate,
which takes 8-10 weeks to disappear.
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