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Isn't this obvious to anyone who follows that diet <-> autoimmune disease? Also adrenal hormones increase during fasting, as can be commonly seen with high cort
by orangegrain 10y ago
Isn't this obvious to anyone who follows that diet <-> autoimmune disease? Also adrenal hormones increase during fasting, as can be commonly seen with high cortisol levels in those who fast.
"All disease begins in the gut," as someone wise has said in the past.
- pizza 10y ago'Obvious' considered harmful, though.
- kjhljjg 10y agoagreed. nothing is obvious, everything needs to be tested
- Lxr 10y agoIt's usually "obvious" to people who are not affected by autoimmune disease, but diet control is generally disappointingly ineffective in reality for most patients. The truth is autoimmune disease is incredibly complex and we still don't have satisfactory treatment, diet or otherwise.
- andy_ppp 10y agoCan you point to some references to back up your claim that diet control is disappointing? It seems to me that diet has such an enormous effect on our bodies that it should do something; I would say compliance is more the issue than its effectiveness from my reading of things.
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- jeffdavis 10y agoSo what kind of diet cures, say, type I diabetes?