Reasons Why Autoimmune Patients Don't Get Better

[@nessieness5433]

Very grateful for this video, thank you! -Not sticking to a diet -Sticking too much too a diet, lack of diversity (microbiome) -(Environmental) chemicals -Not enough sleep -Circadian rhythm dysfunction -Not moving enough, sedentary life -Not having goals, not enough human interaction -Unhealthy relationships (private, at work) -Passive patients

[@transcendinghealth8937]

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[@membering]

Thank you Dr. K! You're the first doctor that I've felt speaks my language so to speak.. I read your book years ago and it was like a God send, in a sea of incompetence. Thank you for all that you do. ❤

[@asubean1]

Which book?

[@ChrisArfath]

Why do I still have thyroid symptoms if lab test are normal

[@transcendinghealth8937]

I don’t know whose in charge of this KZbin channel but there’s a lot that needs to be upgraded. The thumbnails are about as basic and boring as possible. If you want your KZbin channel to grow you’ve got to start creating viral thumbnails and headlines. Viewers just never will be attracted to the type of thumbnails that this channel has had. The content is amazing! It’s gold. That’s why I’m actually offering this advice. Because a lot more people need it.

[@EM-hm2vj]

Thanks, we are going to be working on that!

[@VenusInStyle]

THANK YOU for taking your time to share your knowledge and steps to help us navigate life and get to a place where we may eventually get into remission.

[@LisaN-vg6sp]

Hi Dr. Kharazian, I love your videos! So what you’re saying is that when we veer away from how we were meant to live we get sick. And the reasons we don’t get well is because we keep our old patterns of how we got sick (poisoning ourselves, not sleeping properly, not exercising, bad relationships, not having joy and meaningful activity, etc.) So by not changing those bad habits, we stay sick. That makes perfect sense. And when we start to correct these bad habits, we go into “remission”. In other words, when you start living healthfully again, you don’t display the symptoms of being sick. And if everyone has some level of antibodies, and the labs are determining what’s “normal”, then none of us really have a “disease”. We are just on a spectrum; pushing our luck with unhealthy living and when it catches up to us then we are said to have an “autoimmune disease”. And the reason there is no cure is because it’s not really a disease. It’s just a result of unhealthy lifestyle or poisoning. And when your body can’t tolerate the level of oxidative stress that you’ve given it, you get sick. So that means there is no actual disease. The symptoms of autoimmune are really just signs of oxidative stress to the point where our body cannot detoxify faster than it’s being loaded. And the reason there is no one protocol is because we all have different tolerances, toxins (pathogens, bacteria, viruses, parasites, Frankenfoods) and detoxification capacities. And the ones that don’t get better are the ones that have done too much damage already and can’t get back on track or they simply need more time to detoxify from all the oxidative stress they have accumulated. The body isn’t attacking itself. It’s too intelligently designed for that. It’s attacking something in the tissues that it perceives to be detrimental to our wellbeing. With all the new cases of “autoimmune diseases” in the last several years, it would be evolutionarily impossible for it to be caused genetics. Genetics do not evolve that quickly. It’s obviously environmental. We are being poisoned by the chemicals in our food, pesticides, antibiotic overuse, addictions to food, sugar and technology, and possibly other things of which we are not even aware. So the good news is that most of us don’t really have an incurable autoimmune disease. We just have symptoms of an unnatural lifestyle, which can be fixed with some time, understanding and dedication.

[@sig1528]

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom for free, so grateful you are doing these talks!!

[@WealthyHealthyAbundant888]

Thank you For all that you do please keep these videos coming God bless you

[@lf7065]

Low carb AIP, low FODMAP's....check. Lots of movement....check. Proper sleep every night....check. Joy and good support. I'm blessed! Thanks, Doc! 🙏🙂

[@irenemarks2779]

Please make sure that you speak clearly, because you swallow words. This information life saving. Thank you.

[@HS-1828]

Pretty sure all of these tips are critical to living a healthy life for EVERYONE not just autoimmune patients.

[@DatisKharrazian]

Implementing healthy habits and utilizing these tips can be very beneficial as well for someone not living with autoimmunity, yes.

[@kathywaters5695]

Thank You for the information. It helped me. I now know what I need to work on. 👍

[@baileydoes7204]

I love this! Thank you!

[@avaelizabeth4808]

So True....Love this and all of your videos thank you ...

[@Mandypsalm119]

Thank you! Can you do a talk on neuropathy and Hashimoto's. My doctor can't figure out why my toes are getting numb without pain. I have Hashimoto's ,Meniers and MTHFR. I read your books and being my own scholar, I think it may be vitamin B absorption issue. It's getting worse and I've gone to a chiropractor neurologist and he just said it was idiopathic neuropathy. Which didn't give me a clear answer.

[@bambigrage8464]

Mandy my big toes went numb for a couple of years. I thought it had to be my shoes. Then I found out I was prediabetic. As I reversed my prediabetes the numbness slowly went away.

[@ildikoparker9566]

Great information, Ty 🙏

[@MM-zx4re]

Thanks for discussing silent infections such as H. pylori. What wasn't mentioned, is Lyme and co-infections (Babesia, Bartonella, etc.).

[@user-km9wj3sp5j]

You are god sent🙏🏼

[@estelavillanueva9550]

Que tal Dr. Mi nombre es Estela Villanueva, me gustaría saber más de sus programas, tengo un hermano que tuvo un derrame celebrar y me gustaría saber si pudiera ayudarlo y por supuesto si tiene una oficina aquí en CA. Gracias espero tener una pronta contestación

[@asubean1]

Love love love your info but you talk so fast!!!

[@mohamadabukhalaf187]

Any advice on aloepcia Areata???

[@elhamkadkhoda3028]

Great thanks, bye any chance you have back ground from Iran.

[@ildikoparker9566]

Please slow down, hard to understand what your saying

[@Rmirabil1]

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