There are several species of tapeworms, and each uses a different intermediate host to infect a pet. Fleas, small rodents, rabbits or larger animals such as deer and sheep are the hosts that transmit the worms to dogs or cats. Pets infected with tapeworms do not normally lose weight or display symptoms of illness.
The Glut1 protein is also found in red blood cells (erythrocytes). Testing is available on a clinical basis to assess erythrocyte glucose transporter activity, which is reduced by approximately 50 percent in individuals with Glut1 deficiency syndrome.
There is a gene in the body called the JNK gene that is the underlying problem with low levels of glutathione in all parts of the body, including the brain. The JNK Gene The JNK gene is a regulator type of gene and if it is too active or over stimulated, the JNK gene will allow the body to be flooded with toxins.