AutoImmune Paleo Articles
Four Ways to Eat Like a Nutrivore

Despite often being overlooked, nutrient density is without question the most impactful component of any way of eating, and it was for this reason that I decided on this topic for my newest book, The Nutrient-Dense Kitchen! Whether you find ...

Could Exercise Intolerance Be Impacting Your Recovery?

  Ok, so you have done all the things right. You are following the AIP diet and it’s working. You are feeling better. You are drinking water. You are exercising. But you are still having setbacks. And you are still ...

Combining AIP with Conventional Healthcare: The Definitive Guide

A little clarity… I’m specifically exploring the whats, whys, and hows of combining AIP with conventional healthcare here. I realize that much of what is outlined could also be accomplished with natural or functional practitioners, but due to insurance restrictions, ...

Introducing “Happy Nomming”: A Tribute to Martine Partridge

Veterans of the AIP community will remember the passing of our dear friend Martine Partridge, creator of the blog Eat Heal Thrive. We were devastated to lose Martine a few years ago following her battle with colon cancer. Martine was ...

AIP Stories of Recovery: Jodi’s Recovery from Hashimoto’s

AIP Stories of Recovery is a success story series about regular people from the Autoimmune Protocol community who are changing their lives using the protocol. Each month a new person is featured and readers have the opportunity to discover all the ...

Amy’s AIP Kitchen: How She Manages Multiple Sclerosis in Atlanta
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  AIP Kitchen Tour is a monthly feature in which we profile a member of the AIP community and their kitchen setup in hopes that it will further inspire us to get our kitchens organized and set up for success! We’ve interviewed folks who are ...

Sexy and Lovable! (At Any Stage of Autoimmune Disease)

We’ve talked a lot about the power of mindset in navigating autoimmune disease, and how our internal conversation can be just as critical to managing symptoms as diet or medicine. Today I want to focus on how we can shift ...

The State of AIP 2019

Last year, we wrote our first-ever “State of AIP 2018” here at Autoimmune Wellness. We took that step, because the AIP community had grown and changed so much since it’s small beginnings in 2011 and we wanted to try to ...

See You in 2019! Announcing Our Holiday Break

With 2018 coming to a close, we can’t help but feel proud of what we put into the world in the last 11 months. We started by talking about some tough topics in our budgeting series on Season 3 of ...