Left: Mid-teens, I gained 28lbs eating 6 small meals a day, high in fibre and grains and fruit. I had bad acne, chest pains, bloating, gas, eczema, and was very insecure about how I looked.
Right: Almost 2 years of bacon and eggs later, 1-2 meals a day, all issues resolved.
Mimi Morgan’s decade was defined by a terrifying descent. Legally disabled at age 66, she was living under an accumulation of grim diagnoses: severe Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), Parkinson’s, and Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)—a rapid neurodegenerative decline often fatal within years. Her medication protocol was staggering: 1,200 mg of Carbidopa/Levodopa alone, equating to 330 pills monthly
For Holden, a young man from a small town in West Virginia, the bathroom had become a place of terror. What started in 2020 as sporadic irregularities and minor bleeding—dismissed by doctors as “just hemorrhoids”—gradually escalated into a full-blown medical crisis by Christmas of 2023. Holden was trapped in a cycle of severe urgency, running
