New Research: Have They Found A Cure For Lupus? Ask Dr. Brooke Goldner

[@ksk6101]

I am someone who has truly had my health turn around by going healthy vegan and gluten free. I have been a junk vegetarian since I was 8 yrs old. I developed Hashimoto's and Graves thyroid disease in my teens and lupus. I became a healthy vegan and gluten free in my mid 50s. After eating this way for several yrs I was able to go off Synthroid and tapazole and begin to truly heal. Now at 64 for the first time since my teens I am pain free, rarely have stomach issues, have energy and am getting better every day.

[@TeresaCook-de6jo]

So inspiring.

[@0000asdfasdf0000]

Love your monthly convos with Dr. G and all of the other people.

[@Helga-K-78]

Dr Goldner is amazing. Every time I listen to her I lern new things that really help me. Thank you, Chef AJ, for the interview

[@CHEFAJ]

You are welcome!

[@suzyq6767]

Thank you to both AJ and Dr. G. AJ got me to focus more on veggies especially vegetables for/with breakfast. I already followed a plant based hybrid of Dr. Esselstyn and Dr. McDougall. When I developed an autoimmune, I followed GBAI on my own. It worked. Now, I combine GBAI green/flax hyper-nourishing smoothie and salads with my AJ high veg, Dr. E, and Dr. M way of eating. I feel and look great. Thank you.

[@gustpots4583]

I love listening to Dr. Goldner. It works!!!

[@KT-kq3tj]

Hi Chef AJ, When is your podcast on now? It used to be daily, but I understand that this has since changed. Thank you. Your show is great!

[@CHEFAJ]

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[@KT-kq3tj]

Thank you.

[@veganseatyummyfoodtoo]

Gosh incredible the results with Type 1 - sadly I don't think this is common though because I know of lots of people eating WFPBNO who live with Type 1 for years.

[@josefinesvenson638]

Yes, that TMAO research should be treated like the biggest news ever!

[@white-rabbit93]

Awesome both ❤❤

[@amandawarren8398]

I am seeing a rheumatologist trying to determine what’s happening with me.(primary md and myself feel it’s lupus) but I’m trying to do as much research myself. I’ve been eating what I thought was a “clean”diet the last year, but I’m learning so much of my health depends on how healthy my micro biome is rather than just what I’m eating. My vit d is very low and I’m hearing about how the gut health is important for vit d… what do I need to say to my dr to have them look at “alternative “ treatments rather than just a medication as a first response? I live in a rural area of south central Ky and everyone thinks I’m insane because I am questioning my dr about options and not just doing what I’m told. I wish I lived closer. I can do the food plan over drugs any day!

[@wychoo4889]

u need to change diet,lifestyle yourself, doctors dont learn about it

[@jacjac_0]

the ongoing power issues in TX that will only get worse is why people are leaving

[@annebastian5613]

Please add the research site about blocking tmao that causes plaque

[@bernpil4148]

It's all about making money. Pharmaceutical making money

[@Sryker]

Exactly, They can't patent cruciferous vegetables.

[@adiposerex5150]

Greed is a powerful motivator. Healthy eating will never work for US medicine.

[@Lophophorawilliamsii]

If it is true that your raw plant-based diet is curative, why are there no videos of patients who have been cured?