The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I feel like if you do not have a robust immune system and for the purposes of a definition we'll say if you're suffering from some kind of autoimmune condition then it's probably worth it to try experimenting with a you know going plant free or at least cutting out the most offensive plant compounds like gluten lectins obviously things like that
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one of the interesting suggestions of a carnivore diet is that when people when some people eliminate some plants or all plants autoimmune issues appear to get to get better
and some humans that I know and thousands of people online sometimes remove or resolve autoimmune condition when they eat less plant Foods or get rid of things which is sort of the sort of this this is the hold over of my carnivore days the idea that if you're thriving don't change anything
listen if you like vegetables you do you I'm not going to piss on your campfire too much I'm just saying for a lot of people that have autoimmune issues or gut issues cutting these out of your diet is a significant Improvement