Welcome to the Dr. Gundry podcast. You know, imagine what it would be like to be confined to an electric wheelchair for years.

And then one day being able to walk and even ride your bike again.

So my guest today knows exactly what that feels like and says,

food, imagine that, helped her get her life back.

Today I'm speaking with Dr. Terry Walls, a professor at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, a modern day medical marvel,

and a friend of mine who I've known now for a number of years.

In 2000, Dr. Wall's was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease that affects more than 2.3 million people worldwide.

And after steady years of decline,

despite being a professor of medicine,

she was actually able to turn things around

with her walls protocol.

She invented that in 2007. It's basically, and I'm not going to

put words in her mouth, a hunter-gatherer diet that employs food as medicine.

And the results are absolutely astounding.

I hope you've seen her on the internet.

Within a year, Terry was able to walk throughout a hospital,

without a cane,

even though she had been in a motorized wheelchair.

And she even completed an 18 mile bike tour.

So today we're going to discuss Dr. Wall's journey, how the right diet can dramatically decrease

the symptoms of MS and other serious health issues.

So Terry, thank you for joining us.

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