Sean Cosgrove is a personal trainer from Glasgow, Scotland. He found out about the carnivore diet from friends, colleagues and YouTube videos. He was as shocked as anyone to find out that the diet was beneficial for gastrointestinal issues and autoimmune disorders, not because of afflictions he had but rather, those that affected his his mom and sister. Doing a
Patricia’s Health Struggles At 68 years old, Patricia has been on the carnivore diet for 3 1/2 months. Her diet consists primarily of beef, salt, suet, water, and organ supplements such as liver, bone marrow, thymus, and bovine cartilage, with occasional egg yolks. As a young adult, she had lots of fatigue, had to take lots of naps,
I’m from the Philippines, and I’m 46 years old. I don’t follow any diet. I go by instinct, mostly. I would just realize later on that whatever I was already eating out of instinct was actually a thing. Vegetarian, raw vegan, zero carbs, paleo keto PKD, and raw primal — were labels I would learn after the fact. From
Background I was completely healthy going into this and already in better shape than majority of people. I have not been sick once in over 6 years and have long prided myself on not being brainwashed by our corrupt health system. I read the GAPS diet book and have long understood the healing benefits of meat. My dad is
Coping With Ankylosing Spondylitis Over 20 years ago, Noah was “unofficially diagnosed” with ankylosing spondylitis, an autoimmune disease causing arthritis in the spine. As the disease progresses, people end up walking in the shape of a candy cane. Noah says that the disease is very painful and debilitating. He started to get the stooped-over posture and tried to stand
Kidney stones are composed of calcium oxalate, and a research paper published in the journal European Urology in 2012 estimated that 8.8% of women and 10.6% of men have kidney stones. They’re more prevalent in obese people, though many non-obese people get them too. How Do Calcium Oxalate Stones Form, and What Foods Can Contribute to Their Formation?
Thomas’ Early Struggles with Autism, Dyslexia, Arthritis, and Psoriasis Thomas’ problems began at an early age: “I have been autistic and dyslexic my whole life, but I was not diagnosed as being autistic until I was an adult. By the time I was about 44-45, I had arthritis in my neck, hands, lower back, and feet. I also
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (UC) in 2005 at the age of 29. The diagnosis came after a steady decline in my digestive health through my late 20’s. My symptoms were 5-10 uncontrollable bowel movements per day, bloody stools, pain weight loss and lethargy. I was treated with immunosuppressant medication that helped manage my condition but brought with it
Here I am suffering with MS and being medicated and just not thriving. Here I am today with a new lease on life. The Power of Diet in Managing Multiple Sclerosis Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease and a horrible way to live, with or without medications. I heard about diet making a difference, so I jumped in.
Hey, everybody, my name is Paul W. I was born in 1979 in Sweden. About +10 years ago from 2017, I was diagnosed whit sleep apnea. but I think I’ve had ever sins I was a kid/teenager. Because the symptoms were there, now that I think back on it. like this: severe daytime drowsiness, fatigue, and irritability. Difficulty concentrating. quick-tempered,
