Presentation Topics MEBO Conference 2017

The Betsy South Beach

I hope to see many of you at the MEBO Annual Meetup/Conference 2017 this coming Friday at the,

The Betsy South Beach
1440 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, Fl 33139
866 79-BETSY (866 782 3879)

March 31, 2017
8:00 p.m. to 11 p.m.
In hotel Library
Desert, coffee and tea will be served

The following are the Presentation Topics for the conference:

1. Professor Elizabeth Shephard, Ph.D., has done a video presentation on "Gut microbiome and diet." It covers a significant amount of information, such as,
   
• Explains what is microbiome and where found on our bodies,
• Its function: Feeds us, forms us, and protects us.
• How do we acquire a microbiome?
• Primary TMAU - FMO3, Diet and microbiome,
• Multiple microbiome-mediated pathways can lead to TMA production,
• Fish diet
MEBO and Dr. Wishart and his staff will hold a conference call to determine the direction we should take with the study as we move forward.
2. RESULTS of The MEBO Metabolomic Profiling Pilot Study, NCT02683876, registered with the U.S. Clinical Trials.gov., Dr Gabashvilli is the registered U.S. Principal Investigator of this study in collaboration with the other registered Principal Investigator, David Wishart, Ph.D., and his staff at the Metabolomics Innovation Center (TMIC) of the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Canada.
   
   
   The great news is that...the study will remain live.
   Thankfully, Dr. David Wishart's Metabolomic Innovation Centre at the University of Alberta, Canada, has given us the results of the pilot study of the MEBO Metabolomic Study on March 24th, exactly 7 days prior to the conference. Consequently, MEBO's Scientific Director is still working ardently on interpreting the results and creating a presentation for us of these results.
   
   The great news is that Dr. Wishart recommends that we need to do other assays to find out any meaningful observation. After I return from the meetup/conference and cruise, MEBO and Dr. Wishart and his staff will hold a conference call to determine the direction we should take with the study as we move forward. It is now expected that the study will remain live.
3. "Metabolic pathway simulations, Apocrine Bromhidrosis compared to Trimethylaminuria, The new support of research by high throughput simulations backed by large enzyme databases" Video presentation.
   
   Topics of this presentation:
   
   1. Fecal (indole) breath and body odor and it's recommended supplementation and diet,
   2. Apocrine and eccrine sweat glands metabolic disease in Bromhidrosis,
   • Discussions on isovaleric acid and amino acid leucine in eccrine bromhidrosis,
   • Thyroid functions with and without elevated TSH and recommended supplementation and diet.
This very interesting presentation raises question on whether TMAU2 to TMAU1 relation pattern could be transferred to the Bromhidrosis pattern as well.

María

María de la Torre
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