Prebiotics, Hormones, and MS Management

Name: Prebiotics, Hormones, and MS Management
Uploaded: 2025-07-13T19:15:01+00:00
Duration: 42 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Single-speaker excerpt (Dr. Charles Mok) describing clinical observations and a proposed multi-component treatment pathway for multiple sclerosis (MS)…

13 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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Single-speaker excerpt (Dr. Charles Mok) describing clinical observations and a proposed multi-component treatment pathway for multiple sclerosis (MS). Key observations: people with MS often have low testosterone; pregnancy-associated remission in women may be related to the pregnancy estrogen estriol. Proposed pathway components mentioned: prebiotics (galactooligosaccharide and beta thylakoids), minocycline to modulate a bacterial bloom, estriol for women, testosterone for men and women, and fat-derived stem cells / stromal vascular fraction (SVF).

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The other thing we notice is that men with Ms. Have low testosterone and women with Ms. Have low testosterone, they respond well to an estrogen called estriol, which is a pregnancy estrogen. So when women have Ms. And they go in pregnancy, they typically get. They go into remission. And it appears to be related to estriol, which is a very weak estrogen, this one that gives your skin the glow. So our current pathway is improving the gut microbiome by using certain. What's called prebiotics, different than probiotics. Prebiotics are certain fibers. We use something called galactooligosaccharide and we use something called beta thylakoids. So these two prebiotics, minocycline to increase the bacterial plume, estriol in women and testosterone in men and women, in addition to fat derived stem cells or something called svf. Stromovascular fraction.