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.
for some people plant foods can be triggering and you know we talked about that whether it's dairy or grains or legumes or nuts or I think for some people broccoli can even be triggering you know that's just so I just people always like eat the rainbow in functional medicine I think well I'm just not convinced that plant foods are all benign
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that foods perhaps primarily plant foods can trigger inflammation in the gut and that may lead to autoimmunity
for some people, for a lot of people, plant foods might be triggering this inflammation by causing inflammation.
some plant Foods might trigger immunologic reactions in some people so the idea the overarching idea here which is really fascinating to me Western medicine doesn't really get this yet is that not all foods even foods that we might consider healthy or unprocessed work for everyone's immune system