Mikhaila Peterson on curing autoimmune disease and depression with the carnivore diet
Mikhaila Peterson, a 27 year old mother of one, runs the blog “Don’t Eat That”. She was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis at age 7, severe depression at age 10 and idiopathic hypersomnia at age 21. She had multiple joints replaced at age 17. After years of research trying to solve her autoimmune problems, she went paleo/low carb and eventually ended up on the beef, salt and water diet which resolved her conditions. She’s now off of all medications and in complete remission. She’s raising awareness about the options that are still out there when people can’t seem to get their autoimmune symptoms completely under control.
Time stamps:
8:05 Mikhaila Peterson’s carnivore diet story.
31:56 Celiac genes.
33:59 Timeframe with which things got better.
35:35 Symptom length.
45:55 Microbiome and the Carnivore Diet.
49:53 Is it possible to eat a carnivore diet long term?
52:39 Mikhaila’s carnivore journey (how she feels/what she eats).
1:00:58 Carnivore diet criticisms from Kevin Bass and others.
1:05:17How much fat is Mikhaila eating?
1:06:05 Weight Loss/maintenance on the carnivore diet.
1:08:02 Fasting.
1:13:23 Gaining weight on a carnivore diet.
1:14:40 Broken satiety signaling pathways (leptin resistance).
1:16:16 Mikhaila ‘s bloodwork.
1:19:54 Menstrual cycles.
1:24:49 Jordan Peterson’s diet.
1:28:28 Carnivore diet potential /value of exercise.
1:31:43 How do we move the carnivore diet forward?
1:35:05 Where to find Mikhaila
1:36:23 The most radical thing Mikhaila did in the last month