Autoimmune Disease

Fasting followed by a health-promoting diet is presented as management rather than a cure for autoimmune conditions. As autoimmune inflammation decreases with treatment, ongoing tissue damage stops and healing begins. Periodic prolonged fasting resets and repairs the immune system and has been shown to resolve both seasonal and food allergies over time. Medication may reduce autoimmune symptoms while leaving root causes unresolved. High-dose vitamin D3 at a minimum of 30,000 IU/day is the primary intervention for autoimmune-driven fatigue due to its anti-inflammatory and immune-regulatory properties. At least 50,000 IU of vitamin D3 daily is the recommended protocol for autoimmune conditions. Diagnosed autoimmune disease has increased substantially over the last 15 to 20 years, especially in the Western world. Autoimmune diseases rank third globally in prevalence, after cancer and cardiovascular disease. The self-targeting immune cells in autoimmune conditions are called autoantibodies. Autoimmune conditions are fundamentally caused by the overactivation of Th17 cells. Autoimmune conditions occur when the body produces immune cells that attack its own tissues. The immune attack in…