59 with a biological age of 21! How Leslie turned her health around

[@lucretiasulimay1968]

When I had breast cancer 15 years ago , I would constantly say I am not my cancer , and then when my hair fell out I said I am not my hair ❤ 15 years later at 65 I have been to 18 countries with a backpack 🎒🎒🎒 good for you, 🙏🙏

[@LesliesNewPrime]

WONDERUFL!!! We are *NOT* our diagnoses!!!! I also always said, I refuse to become a statistic - I want to be treated as an individual.

[@solarflaress]

♥🧡🧡🧡🧡 Love this!

[@jdrei5080]

Great story!!!😊

[@GalesPress]

@@lucretiasulimay1968 🧡

[@shubhakhandekar4111]

You are right, you are more than the cancer. Bravo! God bless you

[@boshenaw.929]

I have almost zero faith in doctors. My husband was diagnosed with Parkinsons and all we were told to do is to put him on medication and wait for him to get worse and worse because it was "incurable". We went home, did a lot of research and found out that diet, exercises and reduction of stress play major role. So we implemented those without taking medication. We added accupuncture and osteopathy and some herbs and natural supplements and he got better. We went back to the neurologist and she basically threw us out of the office because there was "no scientific evidence that those things work". She did not want to know anything we did, just told us we cannot work together because we have such different approaches. The worst thing was that at some point she got quite stressed and got tremor. It looked very familiar but she did not even acknowledge it. So, she could have also got better learning from our experience, but she chose illness instead...

[@jajajajaja357]

We cured my husband's Multiple Sclerosis the same way. That was 10 years ago.....we went on a low fat vegan and most importantly HIGH FRUiT diet for these 10 years. That diet put his MS into total remission....almost immediately....within weeks ..if not days. That diet cured my HANDFUL of Autoimmune diseases (Sjoegren, Hashimoto, Raynaud, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Depression, Cronic Fatigue....) and THAT DIET brought enormous benefit to the SCHIZOPHRENIA that my mother was suffering from. FOOD is the answer to everything. LIVING FOODS are the best foods on the planet for human health. The worst offenders are ANIMAL FOODS, PLANT OILS, ALL GRAINS. After we got rid of all these things......without exception......our health soared. As soon as we fall of the wagon......the symptoms come back. Read Dr. Peter Osborne's book NO GRAIN NO PAIN and get rid of the worst offenders in human diet.....ALL GRAINS

[@jajajajaja357]

Yes......I have thought that before as well.......our doctors are ignorant and arrogant.....but they are slaves to this criminal system......to the point that they themselves are sick.......and we get well.....because we do not hesitate to search for the truth.....day and night if necessary. I once read that the worst outcome in case of a cancer diagnosis is for those people that have a medical doctor in their family. They are completely stuck in dogma, trusting the brother/father/uncle even more than we trust our doctor's......and they will NEVER be able to see the deception and search for alternative medicine.

[@Butterfly828-x8e]

​@@jajajajaja357thank you for sharing! 💜

[@Truerealism747]

​@@jajajajaja357lost my mum last year to severe ms we both have hypomobility I have fybromyalgia or chronic migraine daily working on diet brilliant

[@vikkidutra1501]

Yes! Our terrible processed foods in the US with corn syrup in everything is hurting our brains!!

[@kimberlyf4888]

I don't have any medical conditions, and my husband and I have made the decision that we will no longer retain doctors in our lives. They do not understand how to be healthy, and cannot offer me more knowledge than I can find for myself. Their training does not address anything related to health, it teaches diagnoses and the corresponding medications. In addition, it takes about 20 years for new medical research to integrated into medical education. Unless I need emergency care (which our medical establishment is great at), I am done.

[@tanyasydney2235]

My decision as well.

[@janeorganizes2024]

Ditto!

[@rogerjane1350]

Exactly the same here just passed 68 - two persons guessed I’m 41 & 45 today :)

[@birgip.m.1236]

Same. Walked away from over a dozen "recommended" surgeries. The medical system is basically a healthscar industry dependant upon ignorance, drug dealer-doctors & butchers. Granted, there are some ltd things they're useful for...seizures, some acute & emergency stuff. Everything else they just make worse.

[@LeTrashPanda]

We won't have any medical insurance unless you're ultra wealthy anyhow. That will all be gone next year, I wonder how they'll deal with the mass death that will ensue. Better buy cemetery plots NOW or we won't be able to afford them.

[@jenniferdamato4888]

Both of my parents are 92, healthy and cognizant.. they didn’t follow any protocols, just balanced.. moving still, walking , cleaning they home, shopping.

[@nutech1810]

Food was different then

[@LK-pc4sq]

@@nutech1810 yes, before 1975, most food was whole food. The sugar lobby and highly processed foods has causing at least 30 different diseases. Sugar and HFCS is poison and in a few decades of eating to much, will shorten the life span of the human body. Avoid it as much as possible.

[@madeinengland1212]

Mine too. Healthy English diet. Always puddings, which i don’t support but they have done alright. Don’t eat between meals. One coffee two teas one herbsl tea a day.

[@Butterfly828-x8e]

​@@nutech1810yes their bodies got healthier and unpoluted food back then. So their core resilience in health is often very strong.

[@jdrei5080]

I'd like to be just like your parents. Bless their hearts 😊

[@sharonbryce7724]

I’m an RN. My husband is a GP. Very surprised a doctor would speak to a patient like this who has just been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and lupus - particularly a patient so young. “There’s nothing you can do and its all downhill kind of thing” Very surprised. What a shock to be told that in the prime of your life. There is always something you can do and always the hope that knowledge will expand and offer more insight into these conditions. Autoimmune conditions are often a wake up call that our lives need to change and require a healing journey.

[@grainianash6880]

Sadly - way too many doctors are just a giant prescription pad 😮

[@lidi5805]

Hi, I am a 49y.o. woman, was diagnosed with RA and Lupus at age 23. 2 knee raplacements at age 30. Doctors are monsters. No child on my own, 4 insemination, 4 IVF, something wrong with my eggs, never told what is the problem. 13 years ago me and my husband adopted 3 children, they are 21, 17, and 15 now.. ☺️

[@wendyhandy9065]

Sorry to say there are doctors who really burnt out or limited in knowledge on other health issues. I know more about my body than strangers with some medical training. Personal story had to pay private for total hysterectomy & consultants face looked a bit shocked when I woke up, so I just said “It was a mess wasn’t it?” She said “Yes” & nodded. You have to advocate for yourself because I was left to rot by nhs & even offered antidepressants for no mental health problems. Had a polyp removed by nhs because precancerous risk but multiple fibroids & cysts on ovaries with 7.5 month pregnant size of womb. Lost a stone in weight instantly from operation & have estrogel, testosterone gel & progesterone which is anti inflammatory. Fibre gut healthy kefir, fish & vegetarian diet & weightlifting. Feel so healthy now.

[@SleeplessinOC]

@@grainianash6880😂😂😂 I know it’s not meant to be funny but I could not help LOLing at your comment !!!

[@lauramakin834]

I'm in Brighton, UK and here the doctors and receptionists speak to you in a very inhumane way. I'm wondering if it would be for the best to go private?

[@sisifyme]

What kind of doctor says "no, I don't want to know what you did to literally eliminate these debilitating illnesses you were diagnosed with"? Blows my mind. It makes me so grateful for my doctors.

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

Some doctors are too arrogant 🙄 to admit that a patient cured what they dis nit known how to.

[@blissfulbaboon]

Most of them

[@LesliesNewPrime]

It was a real stunner for me, too, but made me realise that doctors are under incredible time pressure and don't want to necessarily get drawn into a potentially longwinded conversation with a patient. Now, a century ago when every village had a medical doctor, the doctor would have had the time to get to know the patient and if they had managed to achieve remission, they would have been keen to find out - partly because the rest of the village would also know and want to know his opinion. Today, the medical system is a conveyor belt of patients who, in some countries such as the UK, are seen once every year or so (doctors can change at every visit), so there is even less incentive to get to know the patient's recovery history.

[@arinoz2307]

They even have arrogance to tell you that you can raise one issue in one appointment that your appointment time is over. This is a GP in the UK.

[@elishalestrange1687]

I know right!!?? Blew my mind too.

[@anina.toskani8636]

This video is a treasure of knowledge. I am so grateful to have discovered this. I was fighting leaky gut since over 50 years, getting slowly the knowledge how to handle this alone. I am not going to the doctor anymore because I noticed that school medicine never helped but made it worse on the long. I improved my own condition similar to Leslie by Yoga, Diet without gluten and sugar, using minerals and vitamines after having 15 years of heavy cortisone therapy against allergies and rhumatic conditions in my youth provoked by wrong nutrition and emotional issues. I am 72 and I feel better than ever before and I even overcame corona virusses. I can only underline what is said here. Thank you so much for sharing all these experiences.

[@thehonestchannel]

Great to do you're doing so well. Thanks for sharing your experience here.

[@lucycallaghan8435]

Brilliant!

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Congratulations on improving your health and for taking the steps to heal yourself through diet and lifestyle changes. There is definitely a growing group of us who have proven that these illnesses can be put into long term remission.

[@MakeBelieve-u5k]

Many people have reversed intestinal issues (Crohn's, UC, IBS, etc.) by enriching their diet with cultured vegetables and other fermented foods along with a plant-dominant diet. It's wonderful to read about your success!!!

[@patriciahernandez5917]

I was diagnosed with Hashimoto and I asked the doctor if I can do something to feel better and she just said it’s nothing you can do just wait until the Thyrod stop working and you’re going to be on medicine for the rest of your life. My TSH was 15 my antibodies were super high so immediately I start looking for natural approach and start the AIP diet. Just months later, my TSH went down to five and my antibodies were down . Three months later, I was in remission (obviously going to sleep at 9:00 PM. It will help and start using the.glasses that canceled the blue light it will help you to have a nice relaxing sleep) Get an infrared blanket and use it every week ,,walk barefoot on the grass or on the beach, do not watch the news, deep, breathing, exercise and the most important thing to take care of your spirituality and connect with God every day in prayer.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Wonderful! Thank you so so much for sharing your inspirational story! We all have this power inside of us 💜

[@mirun1996]

Love this! Can you please give us the link to buy the infrared blanket?

[@laraboo2645]

Ru still on meds ? Did u change your diet or just the measures you’ve explained?

[@michelleharris7155]

Thank you for creating these videos. I'm disappointed by the negative comments. The message I take from them is that we all can take control of our health. I understand that what works for one person may not work for another. You are offering us different avenues to explore. Thank you!

[@thehonestchannel]

Thanks Michelle! People have strong opinions about the best approaches to health and wellness and I get that. My aim is to inspire myself and others to take a proactive approach to health and aging through conversations with a mix of experts and people like Leslie with positive personal stories to share ❤️

[@kimberlyf4888]

The negative comments come from the medical establishment not only not helping, but actively hurting patients. This is not the fault of doctors, it's the fault of the system. But, the end result is the same.

[@sunmoonstars3879]

The entire western world medical system is designed to keep people sick and medicate them, there is zero emphasis on healing and good health. Big pharma controls it all, and docs are so embedded in it from the very beginning that they know no other way. If you want to heal stay the hell away from the system, there is a wealth of information and resources nowadays to assist you in regaining good health using an alternative approach.

[@rainbowtravelingyogi]

I’m a raw vegan of 9 yrs, vegan for 20 yrs… I’m biologically much younger than my chronological existence. I’m mostly muscle, very active, have a great monthly cycle no pms, never lacking in minerals, protein or b vitamins. I get at least 100 grams of protein per day. It is possible to be healthy being vegan , just learn well from reputable sources, eat actual food from the earth, not fake vegan replacements, and remember, N=1. Also, I was ran over by a truck while cycling and broke 30 bones in my body just over a year ago. I’m now back to hiking, cycling, yoga, resistance training, and I’m already more flexible and fit than the average person again. Being a victim of life is a choice. We can either be the champion or the victim, the actions and thoughts you plant create the outcome. ✨

[@dilshadchacku-vx1xi]

Wow wtg🎉

[@JA-vv8wy]

My sister & I have been trying to improve our own vision using the Bates Method eye exercises and every time my sister has gone in to have her eyes checked the eye doctor asks what she has been doing differently to improve her vision and has needed weaker prescriptions for her glasses each time. She finally told him that she has been doing the Bates Method eye exercises and he wrote her off saying, “Oh no, those don’t work”. She found it odd that he’d say that after having just asked her again what she has been doing differently. It makes me think that doctors are taught a limited set of skills and if it’s not something they can charge you for (like eye exercises because you can do them for free at home), then they aren’t interested. Anyway, with that in mind, I loved this interview and have been following her work trying to reverse my greying hair. Maybe you could also do an interview regarding the Bates Method Eye Exercises to let other people know about them. The eye stretches alone seem to help with hollowed eye sockets and bags under the eye.

[@SleeplessinOC]

Wow I must look into that method !!

[@srachui9150]

Does the Bates method help with presbyopia? Have you had any success reversing your gray?

[@billy4148]

I also did the bates method and the newer ones yes there is new exercises my myopia was 2.8 I am now 1.The optician got angry with me when I told him I was doing it they are brain washed

[@aveleedeleon7694]

@@srachui9150 What do you mean your grey? It’s for the eyes. Is it also for grey hair? Excuse my ignorance.

[@srachui9150]

@@aveleedeleon7694 The op mentioned both-she has been doing the eye exercises and she has been trying to reverse her gray.

[@lummilabarry2559]

I have my second child when i was 46 , normally conceived and normal delivery,now my daughter is 14th years old ,i am 60 , still no decease i am mostly on raw fruits and vegetables diet,never take medication or to Doctor , what we eat is very important

[@sandygreenberg7282]

sarcopenia?

[@LesliesNewPrime]

That's amazing! There is research linking a woman's ability to conceive naturally in her 40's with greater overall longevity. What we eat is indeed incredibly important.

[@underated17]

What about people who are sensitive to oxalates? Some people I hear and read have been healthy on keto or carnivore diet.

[@cinuk]

@@underated17 the reason they feel healthy it's because they stopped eating the average western diet (full of deep fried food, sugar and highly processed) and start eating clean. It's not because of the meat itself. They would also feel great if they did the same with a plant based diet (a balanced one). Long term carnivore is not sustainable. Even the carnivore guru had to add some fibre and veggie (calling it animal based veggie lol) to his diet because he developed health issues on carnivore diet

[@IreneRattray]

Hello, it's interesting that you fell pregnant at 47 years old naturally. Was you still having your periods? Did you start your periods late about 18 years old?

[@carriedworek]

Great interview! You are knocking it out of the park with variety of content and quality of information, Clare! 👏

[@thehonestchannel]

Thank you so much ❤

[@NinaLeroyxx]

This just reminded me of something! This book called “The 23 Former Doctor Truths by Lauren Clark”. My health shifted in a whole new way.

[@goodintentions1302]

I can't find that... Where can it be purchased?

[@JakeRichardsong]

Reported for spam

[@Butterfly828-x8e]

But a lot of docs are healthy and fit. I had the feeling sometimes,they know what helps, but don't tell you.

[@aflow484]

@@goodintentions1302 It’s spam. Don’t worry about it, you’re not missing anything.

[@kimberlyf4888]

My mom had the same issues (plus her body grew cysts - including one the size of an orange on her heart) and heart disease. I spent my childhood basically thinking that she'd be dead soon. She's been on crazy drugs her whole life, and managed not to die - in the past few years she has reversed so many of these issues just by going keto. Doctors did NOTHING for her except make her life worse.

[@thehonestchannel]

So glad to hear your mom is doing better.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Wow! That is an amazing story! Dr Christopher Palmer at Harvard Med School has the most amazing book on how the ketogenic diet can also positively impact a number of neurological disorders, including addiction, anorexia, Alzheimer's, bipolar, dementia, schizophrenia. Stanford Med School also recently published results of a study they conducted confirming the results at Harvard. Ketones are incredible molecules. Personally, I like to be metabolically flexible, so, able to go into ketosis in the morning a couple of times a week and also be a glucose burner, but each of us needs to find what works best for our metabolism and your mother is a wonderful example of success. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@BeAHappyCamper2Day]

She is so right. I found the carnivore way of eating just recently. So many doctors are carnivores. Dr Kenneth Berry and Dr Anthony Chaffe and cardiologists. I love reading comments there and at Homesteadhow or Any carnivore site. I always thought that my Mom was going to die also. I was a mess sometimes in school.

[@kimberlyf4888]

@@BeAHappyCamper2Day Sorry you had to go through that with your mom as well.

[@micaonyx5301]

Please order the iodine loading test. I got rid of two giant very painful cysts in a week by taking 12.5 mg of iodine.

[@nazeeniranfar2616]

What a great interview 🙌 Lesley is an amazing person with an amazing an inspiring message. Would have been lovely if she had told us about what she eats and her daily routine. We can all learn so much from these individuals who have walked the path of self-healing and thank you for this interview 🙏🏻

[@thehonestchannel]

I've linked in the description to the longevity lifestyle recommended by the Oxford Longevity Project which Leslie founded and it includes dietary advice.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Hi there, I have a few rules for my daily diet which might give you some insight into how I eat: 1) avoid dairy, gluten and processed sugars, 2) avoid nightshade vegetables (aubergine, courgette, potatoes, green peppers - red are unproblematic for me for some reason) which always gave me RA flareups, 3) have Medium Chain Triglycerides in my tea or coffee daily to help my gut biome, brain, and my body's ability to keep harmful bacteria such as Candida at bay, 4) have low glycemic index fruit such as blueberries and strawberries; both contain anthocyanins, 5) get protein, collagen and creatine into my diet to keep my muscles strong, 6) have eggs and switch between types of hens, as well as between duck, chicken and quail to keep allergic reactions down (I was initially diagnosed as allergic to chicken eggs), 6) get loads of vegetables in my diet, 7) boil veg and add olive oil and sesame seeds on top; this is especially important for broccoli, which is a goitrogen and therefore can reduce thyroid function, so boiling makes the goitrogens to into the water, which I just throw out. I hope some of the above helps!

[@nazeeniranfar2616]

@@LesliesNewPrimethank you so much for taking the time to respond to my question 🙏🏻 the interview was great

[@t.h.nguyen5193]

@@LesliesNewPrime Thank you, Leslie! Do steamed veggies help instead of boiling?

[@sarapeace7570]

​@LesliesNewPrime Thank you Leslie. I have started following you.

[@stinacambridge7336]

Dr Brooke Goldner has helped her lupus patients to go into remission for over 10 years on her protocol . She had lupus nephritis and is in remission for 20 years. She Published paper Feb 2024 in Frontiers US medical journal.

[@workhardplayharderx2]

I was going to mention the same thing!!

[@lucretiasulimay1968]

Sorry to interrupt again but having told that I was low in iron. And researching it I found that there were foods that I was eating with my iron-rich meals that were hindering my iron absorption . Tannic foods such as black tea coffee and also dairy products hinder iron absorption . So now when I do my iron in the evening I make sure there no foods to hinder my iron absorption

[@LesliesNewPrime]

This is a good tip. Thank you for sharing.

[@marias8447]

Eat something rich in vitamin C

[@lucretiasulimay1968]

@marias8447 yes thank you I do eat a big kale and kimchi salad with fresh lemon juice on it for the vitamin c ☺️😀 with my iron rich meal also a teaspoon of dulce seaweed for the iodine .👍👍 I'm trying to stay as healthy as I can 💪💪 loving all the feedback thank you so much 😋😋

[@NatashaLeah9]

Thank you so much, this inspired me a lot to feel more self empowered to heal myself❤. I have multiple auto immune conditions, i am 45 and am mostly housebound with no support or family.The drs just give me more and more medications and often dismiss me about things. I feel like i live at home like an eldrly person with a walking stick, which i do use because i used to be paralysed. This inspired me to take my health into my own hands to heal and create a better life instead of trusting doctors who dont even treat me with respect . Thank you so much.🙏💐☺️🌻💞

[@Anam0408]

My daughter was diagnosed at 19, told it was aggressive and she would be wheelchair bound within s few years. She reversed RA 100% no pain no meds through elimination diet, parasite and metal cleanse played a huge part, no need for any expensive treatments, Dr Brooke Goldner has books and KZbin videos on this.

[@thehonestchannel]

I'm really pleased to hear your daughter is doing so much better.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Thank you for sharing your daughter's experience. That is very inspiring!

[@josephinelyng5484]

Leslie said her body age was 21 she never said she looked 21 - a brilliant interview

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Thank you for noticing that and for the kind comment! I don't want or need to look 21. I also don't need the ovaries of a 21-year-old as I've had my children. I'm excited for this time now, at 59, with decades of valuable life experience, but I'm grateful to have low inflammation and to be in good health.

[@Truerealism747]

​@@LesliesNewPrimeyou do look.young though

[@MO-ss5mj]

Glad you have children xx

[@wendywitchner7401]

I’m 67- no meat since 1976 and vegan 13 yrs. I’m in excellent shape for a woman my age. I start my day with 100 push-ups ( 2 sets of 50) before several other workouts. MRNA vaccines have been in the US pork supply for over 4 yrs and now in most commercial livestock. Not to mention all the other nastiness festering in meat. Many people over 50 are B12 deficient regardless of diet. Our planet is a toxic cesspool ( and our soils are mineral deficient) .All toxins bioaccumulate up the food chain.

[@cinuk]

Good for you! I’m 47 and have been vegan for 14 years. I have no health issues - no allergies or intolerances. My period cramps and discomfort stopped when I went vegan, and my cycles became regular and shorter. I very rarely get headaches and don’t even keep painkillers at home. I walk a lot and practice capoeira (Brazilian martial arts), and I mostly eat whole foods. I consume nutritional yeast daily, and take B12, D3, and algae based Omega-3 a couple of times a week. In my last blood test, my folate was at the high end of normal, and my B12 and ferritin were on the lower side but still within the normal range. Everything else was fine, including my methylmalonic acid, which was low (indicating no B12 deficiency). I love how my diet makes me feel - I’m always feeling energised, happy, and healthy (unless I don't sleep well for whatever reason) Before I went vegan, I used to have pre-diabetes and hypothyroidism (apparently all my family have it)

[@cinuk]

They fail to understand any diet will have deficiency if the person is not eating a balanced diet - no matter if it's plant based, omnivorous, keto, etc. I know strong and healthy and older vegans, and I know a lot of omnivorous battling serious health issues, deficiency of iron and B12

[@wendywitchner7401]

@@cinuklooks like my last comment was deleted ?

[@cinuk]

@@wendywitchner7401 not sure why. Strange

[@wendywitchner7401]

@@cinuk now 2 comments are missing🤔

[@effigy8620]

Great guest. I reversed my RA in a year using the protocols from Anthony William, the medical medium. No eggs, dairy, gluten, corn, soy, canola oil. His first book has chapters on Hashimotos, RA and Lupus. All triggered by the Epstein Barr Virus. I think this woman is being overly generous about doctors. Most doctors are nothing more than drug pushers. Those who are wanting to help have their hands tied and jobs on the line. We saw this during covid. I love how the Attorney General discusses loneliness yet they were all quite happy to lock people down over the last 4 years. Btw, why is there so many with compromised immune systems now? Nothing to do with the jabs, I’m sure. 😉

[@liliac6220]

Congratulations on your outcome of reversing RA. Did you make any other changes to your diet? Supplements that might have supported this success?

[@florentinacorbescu3100]

Love your comments darling!! Interesting mind!!! … and brave!! Hugs!

[@Snappypantsdance]

Ahh, there was a method to their madness in the lockdowns….

[@katipohl2431]

Very well explained and encouraging.

[@Dennis.Delfina]

Eggs are healthy.

[@enzomatheo1]

Don’t give up. I know someone she conceived age 46 . She did ibf whatever is that. Then she stopped coz she finds it stressful. When she stopped she got pregnant. But we prayed for her to conceive z. Praise God she got pregnant

[@Everyblessing351]

Iam a nurse. I have seen someone conceive at 48. No ivf. All natural

[@deniseriner7165]

This is awesome. After doing a lot of research I was able to ditch hypothyroidism after over 10 years with diet/lifestyle changes. I no longer require medication and have not for the last five years. My doctor agreed to monitor my thyroid levels during my quest and the dosage was reduced twice. I went completely off the meds and was retested three months later. They have been in normal ranges since. I certainly think there is a place for medication/western medicine, but I think there is a lot we can do to be in control of our health that we just have not realized in the past. I would encourage anyone to research and be informed when they are diagnosed with something.

[@Dreamopticsredlightglasses]

well done great, I use levithyroxine daily, not sure what I would without that, I will do more research, thank you

[@kloeaubrieh8115]

What did you do differently so you didn’t have to be on medication? I really want to know

[@kateocallaghan2525]

@@kloeaubrieh8115 go gluten free and heal yr gut

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Wonderful that you were able to do this! I am still on desiccated pig's thryroid (Armour or Erfa are the two brands I move between) but depending on the time of year, I can reduce or increase my dose. I monitor my pulse and body temperature to do so, with the need for thyroid hormone decreasing in summer and increasing a bit in winter.

[@annettefideler4157]

I had my last pregnancy when I was 40. I knew many people having healthy babies up to 47 years old. Don't believe the lie of being" too old", or that you need tests. They're not even 100% accurate anyway.

[@zephomalunga5251]

Absolutely fantastic.... The day I decided to take my health in my hands was a revelation.

[@againsteveryoneswill1923]

Okay, I'm listening to this really interested to see what is her secret to turning all this around. So she talks about eating right and moving and being social, etc., etc. and then almost at the very end she says ya and I do bio-identical hormone replacement therapy which really helps...really...who would've guessed. So, from what I've observed from listening to women on the internet and also on some weight lifting sites on facebook pretty much all of the women who look 20 years younger are doing bio-identical hormones. And I also know this because the women I now who eat right and exercise, including myself do not look 20 years younger and have grey hair and their muscle mass and energy are nowhere near those who do the hormones. Take the hormones away and these women would not be what they are. So if you are striving to be like this woman you need to take hormones. I'm not saying the other things don't help and are not necessary but the hormones ARE the game changer.

[@PropheticCoachTheresa]

I really do not want to take exogenous hormones. I'm just turning 60, have white hair (which I think looks quite nice) but my skin looks really good, especially as long as I drink green smoothies with tons of super foods in them daily. For me I think the biggest thing is dropping inflammatory foods-dairy, wheat, eggs (for many), peanuts maybe, sugar, processed foods. Women haven't taken hormones after menopause for thousands of years, I would like to learn how to stay youthfully healthy without them!

[@vanessameintjes9896]

She turned her immune system around first though

[@passionatesingle]

I am on HRT too. Have been for 3 years now and I will not stop using it. I am slim, eat fairly well,weigh what I did all my life prior to Menopause and I am extremely healthy and energetic. I am 60 now and have started working out more consistently than before as I want to remain as strong as possible in the years to come. I use retinoid too but I definitely don't look 20 years younger on the outside though I could be on the inside the way I feel lol! I decided to go gray as it suits me but I am always dressed up and wearing makeup as I like to look good. NObody can say I've let myself go. I take care of my mum with Alzheimers too and I wouldn't be able to do that without HRT to keep me sane and possibly prevent or slow down any possibility of me getting that horrible disease too. She had a hysterectomy at 42 and has now lived 46 years without estrogen. I'm sure that had something to do with her outcome. We must not forget that we live much longer now,not like generations past where women lived only 15-20 years without estrogen. Nowadays we are living 35-40 years without this important hormone. Who wants heart disease, osteoporosis or Alzheimers when you know you can do something about it by taking hrt if you are an ideal candidate? Not me!!

[@alicejwho]

I'm 58 and don't take HRT. I look young for my age and I feel great! I'm also strong, lean and healthy with LOTS of energy.

[@roma8374]

She doesn't look younger than her age. She looks fine but not younger. The only thing that might be younger is if she really doesn't have white hair, but she could be coloring it.

[@LindaKayHolevas]

I was diagnosed with Lupus in 1999 & was sick for many years. In 2018, I found. Dr. Bruce Lipton’s book “The Biology of Belief”. I learned that so much of our ill health is programmed by our inner talk. I went on a huge spiritual journey & quit saying that I had lupus. I started telling people that I was healthier than I had ever been & I felt great & so on. I started meditating every day & also walking. About one year into my journey, I was also told my lupus was gone. Not just in remission, but gone. Fast forward 5 years, I am 60 years old & have literally never felt better. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you!

[@margistramrood6725]

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[@brendafosmire6519]

Interesting. Her stance on the current medical culture leaving the patient responsibly out is so true. I don’t agree with her diet assessments, but I am willing to listen.

[@dogcrazy98]

Thank you for a wonderful video! So much of the message resonates with me. After a misdiagnosis in 2014 that almost cost me my life, I’ve sadly lost faith in most doctors. Mine were rushing me through 10 minute appointments, telling me it was all in my head and referring me to psychologists when a specific test would have provided the answer. I’m in Australia btw. That experience made me realise I need to advocate for myself when something feels off. In some instances doctors are dismissive and transactional and sometimes well meaning doctors don’t have the time or training to offer what is needed.

[@maggysday]

That’s exactly what I’m doing ! Stopping all allergens to reduce inflammation I’m so glad this is being talked about

[@Cleopatra82]

I enjoyed this interview so much ❤ Leslie is such an amazing woman!

[@thehonestchannel]

❤️

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Thank you so much for taking the time to say so. I know there are many other patients out there who have done what I have done - I'm just trying to share my story in the hopes that someone else who is in a similar situation knows there are options.

[@mtntm5628]

This was an excellent subject with great information. However, I’ve got to make two points: I’ve had systemic lupus and Sjogren’s disease for over 20 years. My C reactive protein has always been 0.5 in all that time. Never, ever varies from that number, regardless of whether I’m in a flare or not. That test is not always an accurate measurement of inflammation. My rheumatologist said in some people it just doesn’t register and is not a good indicator of disease activity. Also, from the very beginning, my lupus was treated with hydroxychloroquine and methotrexate, and both were very helpful in keeping the disease process somewhat controlled and keeping me alive to this day. Were there no immunosuppressants available to her at her diagnosis? It’s hard to believe her doctor didn’t know about these very common drugs used to treat both Sjogren’s and systemic lupus for well over twenty years.

[@rebeccap2021]

Yeah exactly. Story doesn't make sense

[@meliver8918]

For S'jogrens take Silica or Derma Silica

[@MB-fq5hf]

She did mention at the begining of the video that her 1st dr prescribed/ recommended her immune suppressants. I think she was looking to be in control of the symptoms in a more natural way, so she started her own research for a better lifestyle....

[@aveleedeleon7694]

Her doctor was going to put her on immunosuppressants but she said she was in the middle of invitro fertilization and can’t do that, or at least doesn’t want to bc she really wants to be a mother. Plus, her doctor told her she only has 5 years left so don’t have kids. She explains all of this in the beginning. She did it on her own and healed her body through food and living a healthy lifestyle.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

I'm glad you liked the interview. As a couple of people have said in the comments, I was actually told to take Humira, an injectable immunosuppressant, but I was reluctant to begin this because my diagnosis came in the middle of my 5th IVF cycle and I was waiting for embryos to be transferred to my uterus. Because these embryos were the result of donor eggs, which were extremely difficult to come by, I didn't want to jeopardise my chances of the embryos implanting by taking the immune suppressants. As it happens, that IVF cycle also failed, and, once it failed, I *did* begin injecting myself with Humira, and later with Enbrel. Methotrexate was not a treatment I knew or was told about in 2004, however, I have met many many women who have been put on methotrexate who tell me they cannot get pregnant, which is a side effect. Methotrexate is still not officially approved by the US FDA for treatment of lupus; it is prescribed 'off label', So, in short, my doctor *did* know about the common immune suppressant injectables and I was indeed put on them, however, she told me my cytokines, Tumour Necrosis Factor (TNF) Alpha and other immune markers were 'sky high'. My C-RP was also sky high and getting it down to 3.0 was a victory. It is now 0.3. I take your point that not everyone with an autoimmune disease will present with an elevated hsC-RP, but it is often a biomarker for disease, whether autoimmune or otherwise. For other AI patients, getting cytokines, T-NF Alpha and IGA and IGG, among others, gives a more complete picture. Thank you again for taking the time to comment.

[@createamenopauserecovery]

I do all these things too. Great research on using these tools. Women underestimate treatments typically. This woman is wise. She gets it.

[@Inspiringsuccess2]

I got rid of a debilitating condition and my doctors didn’t want to know either. They actually made me retake tests at a different hospital as they thought the machine couldn’t be working because I improved so dramatically. 🤷‍♀️

[@t.h.nguyen5193]

Good inspiring interview, Claire, but somewhat incomplete! What Claire failed to cover if there were changes in eating habits, sleeping habits, career, social support, and personal life. How have those changed? It seems like a promotion for Leslie Kenny's products. What I like best is how Leslie is able to persuade her doctor to cooperate with her. This in itself is a true victory because some doctors are not open minded and even put down their patients.

[@Whitetrim]

Just going to mention my personal experience with better health, at one point in my life I was pre diabetic along with serious kidney issues and constant pain, I started diet and lifestyle choices that reversed all my problems within 3 years and I did the keto diet along with intermittent fasting, I also implemented other forms of physical stress to heal the body like daily walks and longer baths, I avoided skin care products, avoided modern medicine and only used traditional medicine like lemon water, Apple cider vinegar and extra virgin olive oil

[@Snowchild410]

I’m glad that she was proactive. Her MD was really not great and showed very much lack of care. MD’s are mostly not researchers and couldn’t care less, unfortunately.

[@soniahopkins6809]

Fascinating interview, diet and hormones have a huge impact on your health we really all have to take responsibility of our own health !

[@Marge-]

Inspiring! Love your content Clare. And thanks for the discount code on the sleep and glow pillow ❤

[@thehonestchannel]

You’re so welcome! Thanks for watching and supporting ❤️

[@irenadurakic-edwards9577]

Im vegan and long dark hair 57 no grays yes im very active as its my character,i love skiing,swimming,walk everywhere ,carr my stuff and love nature and animals.I also look much younger and am slim and fit..I dont agree about meat i felt bad when ate meat

[@mindyholbrook8523]

Thank you for this video. Is there a list of the supplements that Leslie takes? Thank you again 🙂

[@thehonestchannel]

She lists them later in our conversation so the easiest way to get it in text form is just to click on the transcript and you can read it there.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Hi there, thank you for your interest in the supplements I take. They are based on what my bloodwork results show I am deficient in, so they are not necessarily supplements I would recommend to everyone else.

[@mindyholbrook8523]

@@LesliesNewPrimewhat bloodwork tests should we get?

[@christinealton350]

I've kept my levels D3/K2 at 80 for years and never got covid and was not vacced.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Vitamin D / K2 is such an underrated vitamin combo. Good for you!

[@kikiyaa8106]

Hi , thank you for the interview 🙏 ❤

[@thehonestchannel]

Thank you too!

[@denise2169]

My aunt is 89 years old, has had lupus all her life, and has several children and grandchildren. She eats only healthy, natural foods with lots of vegetables (her family grows much of their own). She is remarkable. Lupus is not a death sentence.

[@thehonestchannel]

Thank you for sharing this. So glad to hear your aunt is doing well at 89!

[@maireadweaver8952]

LOVED this interview Clare .. just ordered my first bottle of Primeadine!! I'll be rattling from all the supplements!! I am already taking magnesuim for 'restless leg' syndrome .. it has been phenomenal!! As well as Vit D (my levels were at 9 so seriously low!!), B vitamins, Iron and Collagen Supplements!!! I am really hoping that this concoction will help with my permanent feeling of exhaustion!!! Menopause isn't fun!!!!

[@thehonestchannel]

Let me know if you feel it helps you Mairead! I've also built up quite a little supplement stack. I do find strength training helps a lot with energy - not sure if you've started down that path yet but I highly recommend it.

[@maireadweaver8952]

@@thehonestchannel Thanks Clare, will def keep you posted. My problem is that I am so exhausted all the time, particularly after work that I cannot even face a walk. So I am hoping to get some energy back to start back swimming. It is so debilitating and v frustrating. Thanks for all the super interviews, they are so helpful!

[@thehonestchannel]

@@maireadweaver8952 So sorry to hear you're experiencing that. You're really not alone. I know a lot of people who feel very similarly at this stage in life.

[@maireadweaver8952]

@@thehonestchannel Thanks Clare .. as a very active person it is so so very frustrating, but you have to put a smile on your face and keep resisting the urge to sneak into bed!!! I am hoping that the HRT and supplements will start to kick in soon and I have started a new nighttime regime to try and get back on track!!! Thank you for all the brilliant videos (and the lovely supportive messages!!!) x

[@DR-yl5sp]

Loving your channel and content! 🙏🏼

[@debraj5694]

What an amazing and wonderful testimony !!!!

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment:)

[@ladyanaspiritwalker5082]

At 59 with a RA diagnosis since age 25, I would love to have bio age of 21. But I do love my silver sparkling hair. Ordered spermidine supplements a few days before seeing this video~what validation

[@LesliesNewPrime]

I hope your spermidine experience is a good one. Please let me know how it goes!

[@kathleenphillips7145]

Not really buying what this woman is promoting. I had a complete thyroidectomy 8 years ago from thyroid cancer. I’ve been vegan ever since and feel absolutely fabulous! I get my magnesium from my greens and take vitamin B supplements. I luckily never experienced hot flashes when I went through Menopause so never needed or took hormones with exception Levothyroxine to replace my missing thyroid. For me, at 71, I eat a clean vegan diet along by exercising with weights and keep moving to stay healthy and vibrant for many years to come.

[@yuliaschannel6288]

You are scammer. No one on vegan diet can feel great, specially at 71😂😂😂

[@nathalie2917]

well… I do😉

[@GalacticWoman]

@@nathalie2917 I believe you, we are all different and some thrive some dont. its what works for an individual

[@tanyasydney2235]

@@yuliaschannel6288 I hope you're joking.

[@MB-kn5hz]

​@@yuliaschannel6288That's not fair to say. I don't agree with a vegan lifestyle , but if it has worked for her you are disregarding her experience and choice.

[@shelleybevacqua]

I too am 59.waiting for my biological age test from Novos Age. Supposedly, dna methylation tests are the most accurate. But I wish I did the test with Trudiagnostics. That test measures your bio age, telomere length, like 100 biomarkers, aging pace, immunity and the function of 12 organs. Both Novos Age and Trudiagnostic base the results from the most advanced tests around. I think it's called the Dunedin pace Clock. Designed by Harvard. But I can't wait. Turning 60 in January

[@shelleybevacqua]

Dunedin Pace*

[@firelight-vitality]

I bet they will say that you are younger than 59 and then you will go and recommend it to 20 more people.

[@MM-li8nk]

I want to do this and have been considering 2 of the Novos popular products for a while now. This Trudia test is intriguing and right up my alley. I’ll have to look into it. Also about to start the ‘blue’ drink and red light therapy. Please come back and let us know how your test went. :)

[@crystalclear6824]

The fact that the Doctors “don’t have time” is so irresponsible . We rely on Dr’s to help and guide us.

[@evalindell2757]

What a brilliant interview! Loove this! 👌

[@thehonestchannel]

Great to hear! ❤️

[@Serendipity-gj2me]

We do not need animal protein to survive. I was on deaths bed 15 years ago. Changed my dietary habits by going plant based, vegan eating a high fruit, no grains, diet reversing all my illnesses in a short time. Had I listened to the doctors I would have been dead today. I am healthy, and disease free from living this lifestyle. I never bought into protein myth thank goodness, and thrived. Zero meds or supplements only clean food, and clean water. Initially I drank Dandelion tea, Burdock tea and Sarsaparilla tea to help with the elimination process.

[@TameraScott-ei7is]

Eat beef salt & water to heal!

[@suzyvegalicious5646]

Meat is carcinogenic.

[@1111lizzard]

Ah....... not for me thanks!!

[@Connectwithin369]

Totally, this diet fixed me.

[@Truerealism747]

​@@Connectwithin369what did you have adrenal fatigue

[@bluerain4241]

Never thought this was even possible. My new motivation

[@kateking3953]

This is great, and I totally accept we have power over our own health and wellbeing, but very few people have 12,000 to spend on plasma transplants.

[@natalienetanya7401]

Invaluable information! Thank you!!

[@thehonestchannel]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@marx992]

Wonderful video Do you by chance have a brand name list of all supplements listed? Thank you!

[@thehonestchannel]

So glad you found this helpful. I've linked to Leslie's own spermidine supplement in the description but other than that I don't have a list of the brands Leslie uses I'm afraid.

[@gma2039]

Very interesting and inspirational interview. Regardless of her treatment choices and whether or not everyone agrees with them, her overall message to live as well as you can and don't give up hope is key. In fairness, every treatment doesn't work for everybody, but why not take an active role in our care and treat our bodies well, regardless of outcome? Lupus is notoriously hard to diagnose and I'm surprised her doctor didn't suggest retesting right away, and refer to a rheumatologist. She was justified in getting a second option. It may have saved her life. At the very least it greatly improved the quality of her existence.

[@thehonestchannel]

Well said.

[@what8562]

I honestly do not believe there was one conversation with a single physician. You are correct, now or 20 years ago, there would have been a follow up.

[@vivienespada-chatila4595]

Truly enjoyed this

[@florencehendrick4781]

Phenomenal interview, so happy I found your channel. Thank you.

[@thehonestchannel]

Great to hear this - thank you! ❤️

[@sheylaboucher3829]

Thank you to share good awareness to the world!

[@laurahowarth851]

Thanks for this - so hopeful 🌱

[@herenow2895]

Leslie's hair is enough to get you interested in how she looks after herself. Great interview. Thanks.

[@ginafiallos6163]

high quality hair tint can create just that effect: rich color, high lustre, loads of body

[@Snappypantsdance]

@@ginafiallos6163 well, true, but it makes you wonder if it’s natural or not

[@thehonestchannel]

She really does have fabulously healthy hair.

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

Asian hair is very thick.

[@stargazerbird]

Asian. Explains the hair and generally seeming younger.

[@carleanne]

Wonderful. Thank you so much to both of you.

[@shartmann2008]

IVIG saved my mother. 11 years ago.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Yes! Wonderful to hear about someone else who has had a positive outcome through IVIg!

[@kingyo9783]

What it is?

[@AmyBelisle]

Love this! Great insight

[@pamtewes5276]

The one thing I don't understand is all the supplements she takes (i lost count, at least 20). On the other hand she says food gives you what you need.

[@lyudmilamusiyenko9943]

Blessings to you both !!! Two Glorious Ladies !!!

[@terridoyle8056]

Thank you for the Leslie Kenny interview. Who does Leslie use for all the tests she gets please? It seems so many of us are in a Catch-22 situation with our GP's. They don't want to do many of the tests Leslie suggested or, when you have them done privately, don't want to act on the results and help 'in tandem' as you said. The patient is definitely the 'missing' piece.

[@jessiesheldon-huffey1824]

I see a hormone specialist as regular doctors rarely understand the benefits of optimal hormone levels and the treatment involved.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

Due to my hypothyroidism, I have always seen an endocrinologist, who trained in France, qualified as a GP in the UK, and then done further training with the Institute for Functional Medicine in the US. Her holistic approach is informed by blood tests done in Belgium. The whole process of getting blood drawn and tested and then getting my protocol costs 800 Euros + £650. I do this twice a year, which seems crazy expensive for most people in the UK who are used to getting all healthcare for free, but I would rather spend on my health, since I can't get this information through the NHS. But we patients have to do what we have to do. I'm happy to forego other things in order to afford this kind of testing and care.

[@ilovemondays4663]

very powerful discussion. I believe the majority of health issues can be self healed. Shame on that doctor for not wanting to know what you did. That is invaluable knowledge that could help others. I would love to hear if there is anyone out there that has cured type 1 diabetes. Doctors say it's can't be cured but maybe no one has challenged that yet

[@tymom9313]

Nope, nope, nope... At 38 I put my autoimmune disease into remission with a ketovore way of eating! At 39 I conceived naturally and delivered a healthy, almost 8lb baby!! I do agree, we are all very different but there's only one proper diet for humans.

[@ranchoboomerang]

We are an evolving species things change.

[@Laura-bf8ot]

@@ranchoboomerang evolution is a lie

[@sueh2970]

You talked about taking Magnesium. How much should we take?

[@nadinesmith4397]

Excellent information! There are some great takeaways for me to work with my clients as a physio. Thanks much.

[@midlifequeens]

I don't understand which doctor she had to convince to get the IV treatment. When she went to see her doctor after 6 months, the doctor didn't want to know what she did to heal from arthritis and lupus. (Because the doctor doesn't have time? That boggles the mind.)

[@lucycallaghan8435]

It certainly doesn’t do service to Doctors but luckily not all doctors are like the one she dealt with. When things go drastically wrong and emergency help is needed, we run to the Doctor and not a bottle of supplements. I think that traditional medicine and alternative medicine are both important and in the end, we are ultimately responsible for our own health and for finding the solution that best fits.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

@@lucycallaghan8435 I agree with you 100%. Modern medicine is absolutely brilliant at *acute* care conditions - if you are in an accident, have a heart attack, etc. But it is less good for treatment of *chronic* conditions - these include lifestyle conditions such as diabetes, which is treated when it can, over time and with lifestyle changes, be reversed in some cases. This is where each of us has the opportunity to take responsibility for the choices we make daily with our diet, movement, sleep, stress reduction, positive social connections, all of which are part of a *holistic* approach to healing or at least improving the status of *chronic* diseases.

[@yvonnecoogan8287]

I don't understand how lupus would just go after ivig I thought it was a treatment not a cure/ remission. My sister in law is 75 and was diagnosed with lupus 25 years ago after being wrongly treated for rheumatoid arthritis for over 5 years. She looks after herself and has great treatment from her consultant and is reasonably well most of the time, but the lupus marker is in her gene strand. So I don't know what to make of what this lady is saying.

[@thehonestchannel]

Certainly a complex one because I believe lupus can be quite difficult to diagnose in the first place with no single test for it. But having been diagnosed and also told there was no cure, her doctor then informed her that her follow-up test results appeared to show full remission and her symptoms have never returned.

[@calista1280]

I would highly recommend your sister remove GLUTENS from her diet. It has improved my own life immensely! FYI: I have had Fibromyalgia for 3 decades, with lots of pain, spasms, fatigue & numerous neurological symptoms. I tried KETO to lose weight as I am unable to exercise much. This led me to Dr Peter Osborne on KZbin & bought his book: No Grain, No Pain about how GLUTEN in grains, etc causes inflammation. It is also in condiments, makeup, skincare products etc etc. Removing most of these GLUTENS has reduced the INFLAMMATION, I was taking 6 pills for daily!!! After going mostly CARNIVORE, it also gave me a SURGE OF ENERGY & a CLEAR MIND! My liver & kidneys are grateful as am I. I have been given my LIFE BACK!🎉😅 Check out Drs Chaffee & Ken Berry on KZbin for more info. It's worth a try for sure!

[@what8562]

​@@thehonestchannelwhat surprised me that "there is no cure" is taken as a synonym for "you can't have a life-long remission".

[@mtntm5628]

I’m troubled by her statement that the doctor said there was nothing that could be done and no treatments available for her lupus when she was diagnosed 20 years ago. That simply isn’t true.

[@lesliekenny2424]

@@mtntm5628Hi there, as a patient I was completely ignorant about what lupus even was, so took at face value what my doctor told me - that RA was manageable with immunosuppressants but lupus had no cure. This was 2004 and I was in the US which generally has more therapies on offer than other countries, assuming you can pay for them, which my insurance could. If there was a drug available, I don’t think there was a reason for my doctor to say there was nothing I could do about it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jillpotts7472]

i think she looks great!

[@thehonestchannel]

Always good to see you here Jill! ❤️

[@LesliesNewPrime]

That's very kind of you to say:)

[@mortimer1ish]

This was my favourite interview you have done it was really interesting thank you ❤

[@juliettesherrill5116]

Her doctor didn’t want to know because she didn’t want to have to change what she is doing and that is, supporting her boss, big pharma.

[@bernadettefern]

Inflammation is NOT the root cause, it is a transitional symptom after the body is presented with a negative situation. Your “cause” was a species-specific blood product (milk) with its foreign growth hormones, insulin factors, congestive (casein) properties. If you would have been my patient I would have looked at your consumption immediately to see what could be eliminated and what could be added to achieve appropriate function (not temporary symptomatic treatment).

[@HealthyAging-x1m]

The video is really amazing!

[@thehonestchannel]

Thank you!

[@inquisitive9248]

The doctor’s rejection of listening to her recovery story tells a story of what is wrong with our medical system

[@kroyal4296]

It would be great if you mentioned how much of each supplement is hood to take?

[@evelynmelian-glick436]

Thank you for this eye opening interview. I think she her doctors should’ve been aware of what helped her. I would’ve also told her she was WRONG about the diagnosis. Doctors need to add nutrition to treatments

[@Butterfly828-x8e]

Doctor s should never tell that. They should always give hope like saying: all can happen. So to let it open. That would be fair.

[@reicrystalline2506]

"idiopathic" isn't the only word that means the doctors don't know why it is. I discovered that fibromyalgia ALSO basically means "pain in your fibers with unidentified cause". At least that's how one of my doctors threw the word out. Thats already too many shrugs. I solved more by seeing a kids nutritionist for myself and my kid than with any doctor. But then we still had family to deal with who didn't believe that we shouldn't eat what the medical tests said we needed to avoid. A LITERAL PAIN IN THE BUTT oh and BTW in the meantime, i healed anaemia with vegan supplements + vit C, mushrooms, nuts and beans. In 2 months. Thank you for this video, I'd fallen off my extremely strict healing diet, because it's not easy avoiding "fun" and "easy" food ALL of the time, but your enthusiasm in this video will stick around in my brain probably just enough for me to get me back on the right track. THANKYOU!

[@thehonestchannel]

Great to hear you were able to improve your condition through diet and really glad that this has been motivational ❤️

[@SleeplessinOC]

I have major hair loss (but strangely I’m not bald looking ) since my early twenties (now 48) . What do you think could be the cause or causes ? It’s so annoying seeing hair everywhere : bed , pillow , all over the floor, car , etc etc .

[@LesliesNewPrime]

@@SleeplessinOC I would check your hormones - thyroid and reproductive. Hair loss is very common with low thyroid function but also happens as oestrogen and progesterone drops.

[@SleeplessinOC]

@@LesliesNewPrime but will I be able to get my pcp to give me those tests? I’m not so sure . If he refuses , what kind of tests do I buy myself to get done on my own ? I mean I’ve been losing a lot of hair daily probably since my late teens .

[@lilbees2618]

Is the GF version as potent as the original? Why would gluten be in an anti inflammation supplement?

[@rbes7803]

I haven't looked at her supplements but my guess is that she's selling packaged wheat germ - an excellent & cheap form of spermadine. As she stated herself, you can easily get it in food. It's also in mushrooms & natto.

[@sailingby]

Fascinating conversation - thank you

[@karengreen462]

You have to be your own advocate!!! Doctors prescribe medicine and that's it!!! Rarely will you find one interested enough to give the time needed to help!! I'm an RN and have advocated for my family at different stages in their lives!! Research, Research and Research!! You never know what you might find!!!!

[@florentinacorbescu3100]

I have a friend who gave up chemo after the first round, following breast cancer surgery. She just felt she’ll die if she continues. She is happy and healthy now… quite flourishing!

[@LesliesNewPrime]

YES! Research, research, research! And may that research also begin with the many data points our own bodies are giving us every single hour of every day. Wonderful that you have been able to successfully advocate for your family members. Every family needs an advocate like you in it!

[@MJ-hl1kk]

At least one could say that her doctor was just following the obligatory guidelines set by the medical board regarding treatment protocol. But my doctor took it upon himself to play god and then took it personally when I refused to get on statins just because my LDL number was high while all other markers, including HDL and triglycerides, were within the recommended range. He actually fired me when I said I would rather continue to treat myself with diet, while he continued to ignore the good progress that I had been making. The day he told me not to bother going to see him till I decided to follow his instructions is the day I knew that it was pure ego and I tore up his referral to a cardiologist. Today, six months later, following a low-carb diet, all my numbers, including LDL, are within range and my pulse rate has stabilized, where before I could feel my heart pounding in my chest.

[@369ladynada]

That narcissistic doctor needs a reality check and a huge lesson in humility. Most allopathic doctors (MD) went to medical school in order to heal people, but they are extremely ignorant because they were misled, misinformed, and indoctrinated in their training. In order to become a true healer and uphold the hippocratic oath, they have a duty and responsibility to unlearn all the BS and reeducate themselves.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

More power to you. Patients need to know that they have the power to fire their physicians too. Healing is a collaboration between patient and practitioner.

[@raik.7510]

So does this means she still menstruate ? If so that’s amazing She definitely worked on her menstrual lifespan If she still gets her periods And she might managed to strengthen her telomeres

[@MBT372]

My coworker has both conditions since age 25, she’s now 39 and doing great. That’s weird what her doctor said.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

I think she said it because I gave so much pushback on taking the immunosuppressants while doing my 5th IVF. That's when she said, 'I wouldn't do it. You've got a good 5 years left.' I really think she meant it to be helpful.

[@melissaward8755]

Hi Clare, Thank you for this great interview. I ordered her Primeadine supplement. i have learned so much from watching your channel and am trying to implement the topics. I am wondering if you still are using the Ora Lift device? I just came across that episode.

[@thehonestchannel]

So glad you find the channel helpful! I still wear the Oralift on and off in front of the TV at night to keep my jaw in check. It's really made a difference.

[@Yf8f-b2l]

You are not supposed to take melatonin more than 30 days in a row unless you want to mess up with your natural production

[@369ladynada]

True.

[@bianca-cr]

That is absolutely not true. Melatonin is the most potent antioxidant- even more than glutathione. Exogenous melatonin does not affect your own production. It is used in very high doses for cancer patients and it is a longevity hormone and supplements.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

@@bianca-cr Here here!

[@LesliesNewPrime]

I only began to take melatonin after speaking with Dr Satchin Panda, a sleep researcher at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California. He told me that by the age of 50, we make 1/10th of the melatonin we make at age 5, so supplementing at this age is not problematic.

[@cloche-et-chocolat]

I like that people are questioning. Including in the comments, there's those saying it sounds wonderful, and those saying it sounds suspicious. KEEP talking and asking. I don't see either type of comments as stupid, it's good that people are thinking. Good video about being proactive in such difficult or foreboding medical situations. I think not all doctors are this bad, I've had quite a few things in my own 50yrs and gotten various responses, some better and more thorough than others. I now only need 1 medication and at 50 am physically strong and the type to 'not get colds' (I used to get all of them.) Get 2nd and 3rd opinions if you can. Be careful when deciding to dump a prescribed medication and yes, collaborate with doctors. Get them on side if you can rather than dumping them 'oh they're all quacks'. Some are very onside with things like Leslie are saying.

[@thehonestchannel]

Wise words.

[@solarflaress]

Yep, magnesium completely stopped my migraines too.

[@thehonestchannel]

Interesting to hear you experienced the same.

[@mspenelope6874]

These so-called tests are very expensive measurements of blood markers connected to very expensive nutrient powders/capsules that have minuscule efficacy. Give it a rest. She looks her age imo.

[@teresashelley]

It has nothing to do with her looks. It is based on a persons bio markers.

[@LesliesNewPrime]

While I agree that the Glycanage biological age test is not cheap, it is not connected to any supplements. I think you may be thinking of David Sinclair's Tally Health or Novos, both of which have their own biological age tests and also sell supplements. Glycanage only does testing.

[@janeghrist1180]

The doctor didn't want to know what she did to cure herself. Disgusting! She doesn't want to learn what might help other patients. She also doesn't want to face that her practice that doesn't help people get better is not the best way to treat people. 😡

[@claudiaglows]

What an inspirational and important story

[@thehonestchannel]

Thank you Claudia ❤️