The True Cause of Eczema & How to Heal

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Paul Saladino13m · 2024-09-17

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Well SupportedPlant seeds contain chemical defenses like enzyme inhibitors, oxalates, and phytic acid.Well SupportedAn animal-based diet, consisting of meat, organs, and the least toxic plant foods while excluding vegetables, is hypothesized to be beneficial for autoimmune disease.Well SupportedIndividuals with autoimmune disease should consider their food intake, as some vegetables contain defense chemicals that can cause issues.Well SupportedAn elimination diet is a tool for identifying how specific foods affect an individual.Partially Supported

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Spinach's oxalate content can contribute to calcium oxalate kidney stones.

Well SupportedSome individuals experience immune system reactions, such as eczema, from consuming tomatoes, chocolate, or excessive broccoli.

Well SupportedAn animal-based diet can help fix autoimmunity by providing necessary nutrients and minimizing immune triggers.

Well SupportedSome plant foods can trigger immunologic reactions and cause inflammation, particularly in individuals with autoimmune tendencies.

Partially SupportedOxalates are compounds found in plant foods that can accumulate in the human body and contribute to calcium oxalate kidney stones.

Partially SupportedReintroducing foods sequentially after an elimination diet helps identify triggers for adverse reactions.

Partially SupportedThe naturopathic principle is to remove obstacles to allow the body to heal itself, following 'do no harm'.

Partially SupportedDietary choices can positively impact autoimmune conditions like psoriasis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, and multiple sclerosis.

Partially SupportedEliminating junk food and fast food is likely the first dietary change recommended for individuals seeking to improve their health.

Partially SupportedA diet of meat and fruit for one month can lead to a 10-pound weight loss and significant improvement in how one feels.

Partially SupportedIndividuals should use intuition and experiment with dietary changes to determine what works best for their own bodies.

Partially SupportedMeat is a uniquely valuable and nutritious food for humans.

Partially SupportedSome plant chemicals can trigger immune system activation by disturbing the gut.

Partially SupportedInflammation is defined as the activation of the immune system involving signals exchanged between cells.

Not SupportedMasking symptoms with medication without addressing the root cause prevents learning what is causing the health problems.

Not SupportedHealth misinformation can be spread by individuals presenting as doctors.

Partially SupportedFood was the primary factor that healed the speaker's childhood asthma.

Partially SupportedImprovements in autoimmune conditions seen on vegan diets may be due to the elimination of processed foods, but long-term nutritional deficiencies are a concern.

Not SupportedTaking medication to mask symptoms does not address the root cause of health issues.

Partially SupportedSome individuals may experience adverse reactions to almonds, such as gas or bloating.

Partially SupportedHigh-oxalate foods may cause joint pain or other bodily issues in some individuals.

Partially SupportedAn animal-based diet of meat and fruit is a simple baseline for improving health.

Partially SupportedEliminating processed foods is a foundational step for dietary improvement.

Limited ResearchVegan diets may lead to long-term nutritional deficiencies if all animal foods are eliminated.