Autoimmunity

There are more than 80 different autoimmune diseases currently known. Multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, and rheumatoid arthritis all fall under this category, and even thyroid disorders are usually attributable to autoimmunity.

A variety of health factors likely play a role in these chronic illnesses, including the gut microbiome and intestinal permeability. Find out more about autoimmunity below.

Everything You Should Know about Autoimmunity

What causes autoimmunity, and can it be prevented? Can it be cured? Check out this article to learn more about autoimmune disease and get tips on preventing or managing the condition.

New research suggests that supporting our gut microbiome may help prevent (and even treat?) autoimmune disease. Read on to learn how.

Recent research suggests that GERD may be caused by an autoimmune reaction - not stomach acid burning the esophagus.

Read this article to learn the single most important factor—that almost nobody is aware of—in treating hypothyroidism.

This week's show is focused on hypothyroidism/Hashimoto's, leaky gut and autoimmune disease.

Learn More about Autoimmunity

Immunity and autoimmune disease can cause a number of conditions, like this man's rheumatoid arthritis.

Autoimmune disease often underlies dozens of mysterious and chronic health conditions. Learn how to reduce your symptoms, avoid flares, and recover from autoimmunity.

In the United States, more than 23 million people are suffering from autoimmunity. It’s likely that our hunter–gatherer ancestors didn’t experience this problem, so what’s changed? The short answer is nearly everything.

Our ancestors’ lives were well equipped to support a healthy immune system. They ate healthy diets, avoided toxins, and got plenty of sleep. By adopting some of those ancestral lifestyle habits, it’s possible to correct autoimmunity.