Dr. Steven Gundry

The exciting part of the article was, well, there's now, we know so much more about immune suppressing drugs that we now can really pinpoint what we should be doing. And buried down at the bottom of the article was the fact that this young lady figured out that it was actually the food that she was eating that was her problem.

The exciting part of the article was, well, there's now, we know so much more about immune suppressing drugs that we now can really pinpoint what we should be doing. And buried down at the bottom of the article was the fact that this young lady figured out that it was actually the food that she was eating that was her problem.

The exciting part of the article was, well, there's now, we know so much more about immune suppressing drugs that we now can really pinpoint what we should be doing. And buried down at the bottom of the article was the fact that this young lady figured out that it was actually the food that she was eating that was her problem.

And that she now tailors the food that she eats and she no longer has this problem. She's off of all drugs.

And that she now tailors the food that she eats and she no longer has this problem. She's off of all drugs.

And that she now tailors the food that she eats and she no longer has this problem. She's off of all drugs.

and she's actually created a business where she provides food services for people with ibs and ulcerative colitis and imagine that but the entire article was basically oh the miracles of all these modern drugs and i'm a transplant immunologist by training as a heart surgeon and a heart transplant surgeon and when i have a patient walk in on these immune suppression drugs

and she's actually created a business where she provides food services for people with ibs and ulcerative colitis and imagine that but the entire article was basically oh the miracles of all these modern drugs and i'm a transplant immunologist by training as a heart surgeon and a heart transplant surgeon and when i have a patient walk in on these immune suppression drugs

and she's actually created a business where she provides food services for people with ibs and ulcerative colitis and imagine that but the entire article was basically oh the miracles of all these modern drugs and i'm a transplant immunologist by training as a heart surgeon and a heart transplant surgeon and when i have a patient walk in on these immune suppression drugs

I go, I didn't do a heart transplant on you. You don't have a kidney transplant. You don't have a liver transplant. So what the heck are you doing on a transplant drug? And they go, yeah, you're right. What am I doing on that? The immune system is being told to look the other way. And that's not what we want to do. We want to find out what the immune system is revved up about. That's what we do.

I go, I didn't do a heart transplant on you. You don't have a kidney transplant. You don't have a liver transplant. So what the heck are you doing on a transplant drug? And they go, yeah, you're right. What am I doing on that? The immune system is being told to look the other way. And that's not what we want to do. We want to find out what the immune system is revved up about. That's what we do.

I go, I didn't do a heart transplant on you. You don't have a kidney transplant. You don't have a liver transplant. So what the heck are you doing on a transplant drug? And they go, yeah, you're right. What am I doing on that? The immune system is being told to look the other way. And that's not what we want to do. We want to find out what the immune system is revved up about. That's what we do.

I have a very similar philosophy here. I can show you the path, but it's you who must walk it. And we can see people who stray. We do leaky gut tests usually every three months in our patients. And we can see slip ups or we can see where they're really doing spectacular. And the fun stuff is it's measurable stuff. We can watch it.

I have a very similar philosophy here. I can show you the path, but it's you who must walk it. And we can see people who stray. We do leaky gut tests usually every three months in our patients. And we can see slip ups or we can see where they're really doing spectacular. And the fun stuff is it's measurable stuff. We can watch it.

I have a very similar philosophy here. I can show you the path, but it's you who must walk it. And we can see people who stray. We do leaky gut tests usually every three months in our patients. And we can see slip ups or we can see where they're really doing spectacular. And the fun stuff is it's measurable stuff. We can watch it.

Just actually before I got on this podcast, I have a young man who flew in from the Midwest. He's 50 years old. Had really horrible leaky gut. Had liver inflammation from his leaky gut. He had vascular inflammation from his leaky gut. And he's now six months into this and his repeat leaky gut test is, oh, 75% better than six months ago.

Just actually before I got on this podcast, I have a young man who flew in from the Midwest. He's 50 years old. Had really horrible leaky gut. Had liver inflammation from his leaky gut. He had vascular inflammation from his leaky gut. And he's now six months into this and his repeat leaky gut test is, oh, 75% better than six months ago.

Just actually before I got on this podcast, I have a young man who flew in from the Midwest. He's 50 years old. Had really horrible leaky gut. Had liver inflammation from his leaky gut. He had vascular inflammation from his leaky gut. And he's now six months into this and his repeat leaky gut test is, oh, 75% better than six months ago.

And his antibodies to the various forms of wheat are 75% gone compared to six months ago. And his liver inflammation is gone. His vascular inflammation is gone. And he's just sitting there going, oh my gosh, look, this works. This isn't a placebo effect. He said, oh yeah, I can see it. And it's, yeah, I didn't make this up.

And his antibodies to the various forms of wheat are 75% gone compared to six months ago. And his liver inflammation is gone. His vascular inflammation is gone. And he's just sitting there going, oh my gosh, look, this works. This isn't a placebo effect. He said, oh yeah, I can see it. And it's, yeah, I didn't make this up.