Paul Saladino· MD
Ashley and Sarah got better when they cut out plants right like there isn't an illustration on removing plants improving autoimmune disease very clearly
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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.
Ashley and Sarah got better when they cut out plants right like there isn't an illustration on removing plants improving autoimmune disease very clearly
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the logical fallacy here is almost unbelievable I told you there am a is negative and all of their symptoms are gone how much better can you get than fully healthy
my autoimmune issues which are eczema and Asthma are much better when I don't eat vegetables
But how can we invalidate hundreds, if not thousands, of lived human experiences that are similar to hers where, including myself, cutting out foods that many people think of as healthy, whole grains, in my case a lot of vegetables, lead to resolution of previously incurable, despite many medications, autoimmune diseases and better quality of life.