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Surgery – The AIP Way, Part II

After four abdominal surgeries (the last two since adopting AIP to help me manage my autoimmune diseases), I was inspired to write a small blog series about “AIP surgery.” This post is Part II of the series and is focused ...

9 AIP Cooking Hacks to Save Time and Nourish Your Body

  This is a list of some of my favorite hacks in the kitchen. You’ll notice that most of these tips involve a little more work upfront, to make things more convenient and quick on the back end. After embarking ...

Six Alternatives To Coffee While on The Autoimmune Protocol

  Why is coffee avoided while on the Autoimmune Protocol? One of the most commonly missed eliminations during the Autoimmune Protocol is, you guessed it… coffee! But why? Well, to start we avoid all seeds during the elimination diet as ...

Six Ways To Mentally Prep for AIP

  We have just about everything a person could need on our site to get started with an autoimmune wellness journey. We’ve got all the details on exactly what the autoimmune protocol diet is, a free quick-start guide on planning ...

What’s In, What’s Out On AIP? Answers To Tricky Foods

  Are there any foods that make you go “hmmm” while following the AIP? I decided it was time to start compiling answers to these often confusing foods all in one place. Read on to get all the deets on ...

AIP Evolved – A Manifesto

Okay folks, this is it! We have a full-fledged movement on our hands! This is where the rubber meets the road. The Autoimmune Protocol is changing tens of thousands of lives. If our blog readership is any measure, that number ...

Supplements and the Autoimmune Protocol

  One question nearly everyone asks when transitioning their diet is “Should I be taking any supplements while on the Autoimmune Protocol?”. Supplements are some of the most commonly-recommended additions to dietary and lifestyle modifications, with everyone from functional medicine physicians ...

What is Gluten Cross-Reactivity?

The Theory Since many people with celiac disease continue to feel sick, even when they eliminate gluten from their diet, scientists have been looking for the reason why. One theory is cross-reactivity. What does that mean? When your body develops an ...