Episode 34: Exploring Autoimmunity: A Deep Dive Answering Your Questions

 

There’s no doubt that the rise of autoimmune diseases has become an epidemic, particularly post-Covid. In this episode, Nicole answers your questions around triggers for autoimmunity, including stress, lifestyle changes and environment factors; as well as her top tips for nourishing your body when dealing with autoimmune conditions, specifically with a focus on gluten sensitivity in Hashimoto’s. 

Nicole also discusses how you can manage autoimmune diseases through diet and lifestyle changes, and also touches on the process of moving towards remission and what it consists of.

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Timestamps:

[01:16] Exploring the rise of autoimmune diseases post-COVID

[04:42] The impact of modern lifestyle on autoimmunity

[10:31] Porridge alternatives and healthy breakfast ideas

[14:16] Navigating diet and autoimmunity

[22:00] Understanding thyroid health and medication management

 
Stress is a huge trigger for autoimmunity. We can’t away from the fact that we live a much more stressful life now than we used to.
— NICOLE GOODE
 

Essential learnings from this episode…

  • Although Covid can trigger autoimmunity, it doesn’t necessarily mean it was the root cause

  • 80-90% of most of Nicole’s patient’s triggers stems directly from stress

  • How to best nourish your body first thing in the morning and easy changes you can make

  • The preventative measures we can take to prevent autoimmunity

 
 

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