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Re:Why is inflammation a dangerous necessity? by themodelplumber on Thursday April 21, 2022 @10:58PM (#31117727)
I was on the AIP diet for a while, quite a long time ago. It wasn't the end-all solution for me that others proclaimed it was, but it was nice to have something new to try.
Re:Why is inflammation a dangerous necessity? by urban_strike on Friday April 22, 2022 @05:32AM (#31119730)
For what it's worth, I had a similar experience trying a strict AIP diet for a few months - some improvements in my autoimmune symptoms (some psorasis I've had since childhood), but nothing definitive. When I tried a strict carnviore diet, basically cutting out the vegetable and fruits allowed on AIP, my existing patches of psoriasis disappeared over a few weeks, and no new ones appeared.

Since then I've gone on and off of strict carnivore, but anytime I reintroduce vegetables and/or some other carb sources, I'll start to see new patches of psoriasis pop back up within a 2 or 3 weeks usually. So I usually balance on that line now, returning to carnivore if my symptoms start to bother me too much.

Re:Why is inflammation a dangerous necessity? by treeman79 on Friday April 22, 2022 @09:59AM (#31121614)
I’ve heard this a few times.

I’ve tried all meat before and I get crazy weak. If I recall my pain level dropped a lot though. Maybe because not eating enough meat.

My wife gets crazy energetic, all her pain goes away and she’s way happier.