We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
I think that a lot of the discussion you know between this community and Western medicine is like hey guys food affects this whether it's inflammatory bowel disease ulcerative colitis Crohn's whether it's rheumatologic diseases inflammatory autoimmune disease there whether it's dermatological autoimmune disease whether it's psychiatric disease food effects these illnesses in a way that is profound and I really think Western medicine has missed the boat here
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so many people with inflammatory bowel disease Crohn's all sort of colitis or irritable bowel syndrome or other autoimmune conditions thyroid disease whatever are going to their doctors and asking the question does food have anything to do with my Hashimoto's does food have anything to do with my ulcerative colitis does food have anything to do with my eczema does food have anything to do with my what's another good example rheumatoid arthritis and 98% of the time they're getting the answer no yeah and that is wrong that is a hundred percent wrong because food is the lever
98% of the time they're getting the answer no yeah and that is wrong that is a hundred percent wrong because food is the lever
but right now when you go to see a gastroenterologist or a Rheumatologist or an endocrinologist they will deny it to your face that any disease whether it's Hashimoto's thyroiditis are all sort of colitis or rheumatoid arthritis or lupus whatever eczema is connected with food they will say no it's not in the majority of times and that's a great disservice to a lot of people
western medicine doesn't think at all about diet as a cause or a fix for autoimmune or chronic disease conditions
western medicine doesn't think at all about diet as a cause or a fix for autoimmune or chronic disease conditions