Autoimmune Connect –
Our Latest Post in this Category:
November 19, 2018
Stacking up a plethora of pills and potions day in and day out to combat your Rheumatoid Arthritis can become tedious and exhausting very quickly. However, food therapy provides a more facile and enjoyable method for managing your illness. Here is a compilation of helpful tips on navigating your diet, what foods to indulge in, and which ones to avoid, for patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
Autumn is nearly synonymous with buttery pecan pie, soft pumpkin bread, and decadent roasts. These hearty dishes threaten the waistlines of just about everyone but can pose a particularly diffcult health hurdle for those with autoimmune diseases. To help you better navigate the upcoming holiday season, here are some autoimmune diet-friendly recipes to indulge in this Thanksgiving.
Certain foods and food components may help manage Mixed Connective Tissue Disease. These are our recommendations for the best and worst foods to eat for MCTD patients.
Certain foods and food components may help manage Crohn’s. These are our recommendations for the best and worst foods to eat for Crohn’s patients.
Food is medicine! Making sure you get the necessary nutrients for your body each day is especially critical for autoimmune disease sufferers. We’ve broken down important vitamins and minerals to incorporate into your diet so that you can achieve your best immune health.
Celebrities’ such as Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga have recently brought Lupus to the media spotlight and have helped increase awareness of the disease through pop culture. For patients with this autoimmune disease, however, managing the symptoms is still an under-addressed and difficult process. Nutritional medicine, however, is providing a new avenue for battling the disease. Here are Dr. Bonnie’s nutritional recommendations for Lupus patients.
There seems to be an app for everything these days, but finally there are apps for autoimmune patients tailored to one’s own personal conditions, diets, and health issues! Click here to discover exciting new technological advances for personalized food therapy.
In the world of autoimmune disease, diet stands at the front lines of tackling uncomfortable symptoms. In this article, DrBonnie360 breaks down some popular diets that have more implications beyond the hype of trendy culture.
Food might be the quickest way to our hearts, but a lot of times it goes through some unpleasant bowel movements before it gets there. Click here for three quick tips on how to find the best foods for a diet unique to you!
Your parents weren’t lying when they said you were special–and the diet you eat should tell you the same. Click here to learn more about the genetics and microbiome biology that make your diet uniquely YOU!
Stacking up a plethora of pills and potions day in and day out to combat your Rheumatoid Arthritis can become tedious and exhausting very quickly. However, food therapy provides a more facile and enjoyable method for managing your illness. Here is a compilation of helpful tips on navigating your diet, what foods to indulge in, and which ones to avoid, for patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
Autumn is nearly synonymous with buttery pecan pie, soft pumpkin bread, and decadent roasts. These hearty dishes threaten the waistlines of just about everyone but can pose a particularly diffcult health hurdle for those with autoimmune diseases. To help you better navigate the upcoming holiday season, here are some autoimmune diet-friendly recipes to indulge in this Thanksgiving.
Certain foods and food components may help manage Mixed Connective Tissue Disease. These are our recommendations for the best and worst foods to eat for MCTD patients.
Certain foods and food components may help manage Crohn’s. These are our recommendations for the best and worst foods to eat for Crohn’s patients.
Food is medicine! Making sure you get the necessary nutrients for your body each day is especially critical for autoimmune disease sufferers. We’ve broken down important vitamins and minerals to incorporate into your diet so that you can achieve your best immune health.
Celebrities’ such as Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga have recently brought Lupus to the media spotlight and have helped increase awareness of the disease through pop culture. For patients with this autoimmune disease, however, managing the symptoms is still an under-addressed and difficult process. Nutritional medicine, however, is providing a new avenue for battling the disease. Here are Dr. Bonnie’s nutritional recommendations for Lupus patients.
There seems to be an app for everything these days, but finally there are apps for autoimmune patients tailored to one’s own personal conditions, diets, and health issues! Click here to discover exciting new technological advances for personalized food therapy.
In the world of autoimmune disease, diet stands at the front lines of tackling uncomfortable symptoms. In this article, DrBonnie360 breaks down some popular diets that have more implications beyond the hype of trendy culture.
Food might be the quickest way to our hearts, but a lot of times it goes through some unpleasant bowel movements before it gets there. Click here for three quick tips on how to find the best foods for a diet unique to you!
Your parents weren’t lying when they said you were special–and the diet you eat should tell you the same. Click here to learn more about the genetics and microbiome biology that make your diet uniquely YOU!