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🗓️ 26 November 2021
⏱️ 69 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Phoenix Helix podcast dedicated to maximizing autoimmune health through the |
0:06.0 | paleo-autoimmune protocol and functional medicine. While there is no cure for autoimmune disease, |
0:11.8 | the choices we make every day can have a powerful impact on how we feel. I'm Eileen Laird, your host from |
0:17.9 | PhoenixHelix.com, and I reduced my rheumatoid arthritis pain by 95%, |
0:23.4 | which took me from a life of excruciating pain and disability back to a full and beautiful life. |
0:30.4 | A short disclaimer, I'm neither a doctor nor a nutritionist, and the opinions expressed here are personal. |
0:36.1 | Always consult with your health care team before making |
0:38.6 | medical decisions. Now let's get on to the show. Welcome to Episode 188. Our topic today is overcoming food fear. A common symptom of autoimmune |
1:04.2 | disease is increased food sensitivity. And when you first experience the connection between the food |
1:09.6 | you eat and how you feel, that can be an empowering moment. |
1:13.9 | But when certain foods cause you to flare, that can also inspire a fear of food, it's a natural reaction. |
1:20.8 | I think most people listening to this podcast have experienced this. |
1:25.3 | And some of you might be struggling with this right now. Food fear isn't just |
1:29.7 | knowledge about how food impacts our body. The fear itself can cause autoimmune flares and also |
1:35.9 | increase food sensitivity. So this can become a vicious cycle. Suddenly all food feels dangerous and we can |
1:43.0 | end up over-restricting our diets, which harms our health long-term. |
1:47.7 | So it is possible to overcome food fear and replace it with a deep knowledge about our bodies and enjoy eating again. |
1:55.2 | That's the conversation we'll be having today. |
1:58.3 | My guests are Nidica Chopra and Alison Maris. Nidica lives with psoriasis |
2:04.5 | and psoriotic arthritis. She's a chronic illness advocate and the founder of the Chronicon |
2:10.0 | community. Allison lives with Hashimoto's and PCOS. She's a nutritional therapy practitioner |
2:16.7 | who shares recipes and insights through her |
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