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.
clearly we don't see on carnivore diets people getting inflammatory bowel disease no we don't see I mean we have quite the opposite tens of thousands of people doing this experiment now and in fact what we've seen is resident resolution from any people resolved inflamed it's every bowel disease
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I would urge them to consider a carnivorous diet I can't ever give medical advice but I think that this is a really viable tool for people especially people with inflammatory bowel disease yeah yo just Crohn's IBS I mean even just like symptoms IVD ya know even even without you know the diagnosis of IBD I think a lot of people experience those symptoms and never they just think it's normal
I would argue that for IBD carnivorous diets are also really helpful
people are not getting inflammatory bowel disease they're fixing inflammatory bowel disease
there are there are case report level there are many examples of people improving when they cut roots stems seeds and leaves out of their diet which i think of as the most toxic parts of plants
whether it's you know case reports about elimination of plants leading to improvements in inflammatory bowel disease
If I had a quarter for every time I'd heard somebody say their Crohn's or ulcerative colitis got better on animal-based diet, I'd also have a lot of quarters.