AutoImmune Paleo Articles
Measuring Success

Recently a woman who is a fan of my Facebook page reached out asking, “There are lots of Paleo success stories on the web, but not so many AIP success stories – just wondering if any of your readers can ...

Budgeting Tips For The Paleo Autoimmune Protocol – Part III: Join A Buying Club

Now that we have covered how growing your own food and buying meat in bulk can save you money, we will move on to the last tip I have for you as well as some concluding thoughts. Tip 3: Join ...

Budgeting Tips For The Paleo Autoimmune Protocol – Part II: Buying Bulk Meat
ducklings on the farm

Earlier this week I showed you how growing some of your own food can help bring down the costs of being on the autoimmune protocol. Today we move on to how to save money on buying high quality meat, something ...

Budgeting Tips For the Paleo Autoimmune Protocol – Part I: Growing Your Own Food

This is a photo of my sweet little sister in my urban garden here in Seattle. One of the most common worries that people have when learning about the autoimmune protocol is how much it is going to cost them. ...

Time Management in the Kitchen

When you think of trying to put it all together for AIP, do you feel your energy dwindling? What if one day you read about a powerful new way to restore health?  It didn’t involve pills or surgery or fancy ...

White Willow Bark as an Alternative to NSAIDs on the Paleo Autoimmune Protocol

The past few months I have been experimenting with using white willow bark (salix alba) instead of NSAIDs for my menstrual cramps. I believe it is a bit controversial given that a lot of people are worried about salicylates these days, ...

Travel Tips While On The Paleo Autoimmune Protocol

As I prepare to hop on a plane tomorrow to New Mexico, I thought I would leave you all with some tips I have found helpful for traveling while staying on the paleo autoimmune protocol. The first trip I took ...

Navigating Holidays and Social Situations on the Paleo Autoimmune Protocol

As we head towards holiday celebrations that often include sharing meals with family, friends, and possibly those we don’t know, I thought it would be timely to do a post about my thoughts on navigating social situations and shared meals ...