He Almost Lost His Colon, Until He Tried This | Dr. Shawn Baker & San
With a carnivore diet, San put his Ulcerative Colitis into remission and has been symptom free for 3.5 years. San has also improved severe acne and improved anxiety and depression.
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Timestamps: 00:00 Trailer 00:29 Introduction 04:11 Misdiagnosed and dismissed for IBD 06:36 Undetected gut issues 12:15 Prednisone and biologics struggles 13:18 Final options before surgery 17:47 Misguided dietary advice consequences 20:22 Inflammation checkups and concerns 24:27 Limitations of traditional physicians 27:03 Carnivore diet for gut diseases 29:40 Diet experiment reflections 35:42 Red meat and nutrient deficiency 37:03 Health principles reflection 41:13 Where to find San
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