Paul Saladino· MD
autoimmune diseases she had multiple autoimmune conditions acne painful periods a lot of these things that we think of as incurable in Western medicine are being fixed by people who are making intentional dietary changes
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
autoimmune diseases she had multiple autoimmune conditions acne painful periods a lot of these things that we think of as incurable in Western medicine are being fixed by people who are making intentional dietary changes
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And it only took a few months to get rid of my brain fog and completely get rid of the horrible period pain that would make me unable to work and leave me on the floor crawling in pain. It's so cool to think that autoimmune diseases, she had multiple autoimmune conditions, acne, painful periods, a lot of these things that we think of as incurable in Western medicine are being fixed by people who are making intentional dietary changes.
But for some people, intentional eating, animal-based, carnivore, these things can be very powerful for fixing diseases that are not otherwise being addressed by the Western medical system despite our best efforts.