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Is Dr. Gundry and "leaky gut" a scam?

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@farmersmith

I like the holistic perspective. Science always evolves with new info so why not check new ideas? Believing the earth is not the center of the universe isn't punishable any more and who gives children pine tar + sugar colds?
I have both MD's and ND's since the 1980's and use the best of both. One idea Dr Gundry talks about is the nightshade family. Having a malformed leg from a 1972 near fatal auto accident I pondered my joint aches as I aged. My leg joints hurt too much but no way did I want meds. In 2007 I adapted the no nightshade diet and still continue. Animal researcher Dr Childers who watched cows develop arthritis after eating nightshade plants almost every time was an inspiration.
For humans I quit potatoes, tomatoes, hot and regular peppers, eggplant, paprika and never have used tobacco. My results were great with reduced pain and little evidence of arthritis. Lots of people I knew who tried it had great reviews too. Hells bells do your own tests if it works for you great if not even medication isn't always good for all of us plus often has side effects. My favorite was a guy who was terminal but had quite smoking and ate lots of spaghetti and other nightshades. He wanted to have less pain. I shared about the nightshade family, he tired it and two weeks later he said he hadn't felt so good in eight years. Later his sister who he lived with, sent a thank you to me for helping him have less pain at the end of his life. Good luck 70 something with no medication @farmersmith

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Hey thanks for your like. I am currently listening to studies on Neoplasticism that has to do with how our brain relates to pain. It is all in the brain. It is by the Gupta Group (even showcases non medication treatment done at Mayo Clinic in 2012) and put on by my instructor in Functional, Integrative, Complementary medicine in the early 1980's Dr Jeffery Bland PhD. It is exciting to realize possible progressions of how we are where we are. Auto accident - trauma - high alert dealing with pain went to the brain and had long term effects + having redundant colon not knowing I had it with it similarly had long term effects - now learning to deal with it naturally. We can take part in our healing and looking at all kinds of aids makes sense. Just understanding that our brains are programed for HIGH ALERT is helpful so we can look at natural aids and common sense meds if absolutely necessary. So far I continue med free, study or not. @farmersmith

There is nothing wrong with nightshades. Read what Dr. Andrew Weil says. They were originally shunned because supposed witches used them.