Our next mind-body cohort opens up soon. Make sure to get on the waitlist: www.nutritionwithjudy.com/nwj-mind-body-program I also talked about a Bee graphic from Afterskool. You can check it out here: drive.google.com/file/d/1wyrpnPyVzx4gHAGSkErdq0GJB7hTqa9e/view (it’s part of our mind body program)

When he mentioned 500 hrs of a patient looking into their illnesses on the internet I felt that. 😅 Anyone else with me?

@KJB0001

Ай бұрын

thousands of hours for as long as the internet has existed

@therealjenniferrr

Ай бұрын

@@KJB0001 we are our own best advocate! I love though that he says to listen to what the patient says, I know I heard Dr. Berry recently say (and I think maybe he was quoting someone else) that if you just listen to your patient THEY will tell you their diagnosis.

@lisabraswell7616

Ай бұрын

I relate. 😊

@michaelj2276

Ай бұрын

You mean there's *another* way to spend my time? 😂

@riacadell2316

Ай бұрын

Absolutely!! It became my obsession at one point whilst searching for answers and ways to heal myself.

Since reducing vegetables, my gut health improved greatly.

I really want to thank you Judy - when you said for some "going carnivore harder" is not the real answer, it was a real lightbulb moment and helped me immensely. For me a meat-based diet was huge, and it put my body in a good starting position to weather heavy-metal chelation. Also after reading the works of Andy Cutler it transpires that people with mercury poisoning often have damaged adrenals, and those people often crave carbs and salt, and should eat them when they do. Carbs for me mean pumpkin and parsnips. I am doing Mercury chelation and it is extremely successful, but it is a long-term process. many thanks. You are a very thoughtful, wise voice in the Carnivore sphere.

@user-nu3be5kf9l

2 ай бұрын

are you concerned about chelating all of your essential mineral and vitamins? what do you do to combat this?

@fayschneider503

Ай бұрын

How did you discover your Mercury problem?

@leavesofchange

Ай бұрын

@@fayschneider503 I have already tried many things, I have read many medical and health books ranging from traditional undergraduate Medical textbooks, to popular health books such as "No Pain, No grain", GAPS diet, Sally Norton, books on Methylation - all of which have been both fascinating and valuable. I read Andy Cutler's manual - it chimed with me. So I started doing heavy metal detox. I did a hairtest (not necessary) but it read as positive for deranged mineral transport and therefore Mercury toxicity. My symptoms are/were migraine, autoimmune disease, spasming, allergy, rheumatic, bodily weakness.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

I don't know what the process is for detoxing mercury, but I've read that iodine helps.

@leavesofchange

Ай бұрын

@@w1975b I follow Andy Cutler method. Double thiols are chelators.

For those looking to reset the nervous system, I highly recommend Irene Lyon and her Smart Body, Smart Mind program. She has an introductory course and full blown in depth course. In all my healing jouneys, that is the most difficult. There is some sort of resistance, even if you have the desire for it. It is so simple, yet so challenging. Also, seeing a somatic, cranial-sacral practioner is beneficial in that journey. Good luck to everyone in resolving their "mystery illness". Judy, I would love for you to interview Irene Lyon, possibly with her husband Seth as well. Seth had a lot of trauma to work through, so he has a good testimony.

@andreatilley9985

2 ай бұрын

Sorry Judy, I didn't realize until I got through the video that you have your own mind/body program. Kudos on that! I would still love for you and Irene Lyon to have a discussion.

@archeanna1425

2 ай бұрын

I have had very good results from Irene Lyon's work also and recommend her programs. I agree that it could be very useful to see an interview on this channel. Thanks so much, Judy, for the remarkable depth of information you are providing.

Knowing the trauma history is not enough though, treating the impact of trauma on the body is essential. I still struggle with histamine reactions, but somatic healing has helped me get out of the fight/flight/freeze hijack with Trauma Release Exercise. Which was also a life saver financially, because once I learned the basics I was able to do it at home on my own. The amount of re-traumatizing that takes place while trying to heal is significant.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

is that method similar to EFT? Emotional Freedom Technique

@lmm5892

Ай бұрын

@@w1975bIt is different as it soothes and regulated the Vagus Nerve and you don't have to recall trauma to do it. It can get into the deeper preverbal layers.

@Marigold-ip3gw

Ай бұрын

@@w1975bI love EFT

I wish I had this doctor years ago after decades of suffering. Finally diagnosed with MCAS five years ago after two sinus surgeries and being tossed back and forth from allergist to ENT.

@therealjenniferrr

Ай бұрын

Did you have any issues with fluid in your ears?

@chiles75

Ай бұрын

@@therealjenniferrr I did until I got my condition under control.

Judy and Mary Ruddick saved my life. 😢thank you so much!

@fayschneider503

Ай бұрын

How long did it take to attain your present level of health with their help? Did you turn to them after other doctors failed you?

Dr Dietrich Klinghardt is another physician who understands the mind-body connection with regard to his patients’ healing. Highly recommend his program.

Hi Judy. Can you please do a video about Long Covid. I feel that there could be a link between CIRS, MCAs and Long Covid. I think i was suffering from CIRS before i got Covid and after getting Covid it made it a million times worse.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

have you tried the regimen suggested by F L C C C?

@user-nu3be5kf9l

Ай бұрын

yesss....in the CIRS community it is theorized that long covid is actually CIRS. the same treatment works for long covid as CIRS...also the FLCC protocol really helps too...I did the FLCC protocol and it helped a lot...i am still working on the CIRS stuff

@asmazak

Ай бұрын

Some of my Long Covid symptoms have resolved such as PoTS. But I still have MCAS I believe and always have this poisoned metallic feeling with GI symtpoms.

@user-nu3be5kf9l

Ай бұрын

@@asmazak metallic feeling is a CIRS symptom. MCAS symptoms are also CIRS. I have had MCAS basically since middle school and its one of the indicators of CIRS. they are really closely linked. you should watch her interview with Beth O'Hera

This was one of the best interviews I’ve ever watched. So informative. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

What about dental work? Amalgam fillings, root canals, gingivitis. I’m thinking this has been a life long fight for my body😢

@therealjenniferrr

Ай бұрын

I'm in the same place and I think so. These things are toxic to our bodies.

@nancyburks5996

Ай бұрын

Headed to the dentist for a cone beam xray to look for cavitations above my root canals and extracted wisdom teeth plus 2 molars. Almost 90% of people have cavitations from poorly trained dentists. Believe there may be a smoking gun in my jaw bone.

@therealjenniferrr

Ай бұрын

@@nancyburks5996 I feel like I have something going on too, teeth and gums are sore on and off. I don't think my dentist has that tech yet though. Maybe I should look around. I would love to hear what your experience is with that.

@Marigold-ip3gw

Ай бұрын

I’ve got so many dental issues including mercury amalgams, cavitations and cavities. I’ve put it off due to lack of funding however I’ve got a small inheritance coming that I’m using towards dental care with a biological dentist. Fingers crossed it goes well. I’m so sensitive to the medication, the sounds, the smell I’ve definitely a phobia of the dentist experience 😢

@deniseh386

Ай бұрын

@@Marigold-ip3gw I hope it goes well for you. I’d love to remove all the metal from my teeth but unlikely to happen. If you’re sensitive, please seek out a holistic dentist that will take extra precautions. I’ve heard edible charcoal after removing amalgam helps absorb the bad stuff reducing the risk of reactions afterward.

Very interesting conversation. I would caution however the guest and the host to be careful with their patients who have come from traumatic childhoods. If they get into a treatment with an lesser qualified person, they could have a psychological break that could trigger a serious outcome. I only say that because I've been through a lot of counseling and I know that when I had the wrong person things didn't go well. Still I'm curious about the treatment modalities you're speaking about and I would like to investigate those!

@user-nu3be5kf9l

2 ай бұрын

yes I noticed this with a friend of mine...bringing up all of the traumatic childhood stuff was not good for her...I am not sure what the solution is...but maybe body work is better than digging up what exactly happened in childhood...it can retraumatize people.

I wish I could afford to see a dr like him.

Thank you Judy, you’re authentic, kind and a beautiful wonderful mother ❤

THANK YOU for talking about MCAS, Judy!!

This was an excellently planned interview. Lots to reflect on. Thank you Judy!

I'm a Canadian too ....😊

You talk a lot about your practice but it’s Dr Bruce Hoffman being interviewed.. his experience is more interesting in this case

Benadryl blocks DAO? Taking DAO helps a little, but Benadryl is the thing that helps me the most.

That was super relevant to me today. Thanks!

Dear Judy thank you so much for all your efforts. Every video is really helpful

A fascinating discussion as always!

Such a rich and deep conversation! Thank you Judy! This was the push I needed to attempt the mind body piece again. I tried a program when I was first diagnosed with CIRS but I don’t think the timing was right. After MCAS and Lyme recently being added to by diagnosis list I know the mind body part needs to be a big part of my focus.

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you doc for extending your interests beyond diet and sharing👏

I absolutely love your videos! They are always SO incredibly relevant! I was just starting to realize this r/t my health issues. I’m going to listen to this again. I really appreciate you sharing your conversations!! 💕

Wondering how often you detect and successfully eliminate parasitic infections in your patients?

Thank you so much

What type of a dr do I seek out if I think im suffering from these symptoms?

It's 7:23 , I am currently in the BVI, this is a Dr. I need to see its like he is talking about me without knowing or meeting me, I would love to be treated as I have severe hypersensitivity asthma/ bronchiectasis and a over active sinus.

Very interested. My hubby has a serious MCAS case. We live and eat as naturally as possible... a low carb WAPF non inflammatory diet, but he still has an out of control immune problem. Recently started Colostrum.

@Savannah-ed4rv

2 ай бұрын

I actually just started a week-long challenge with a woman named Brooklyn Hannah who is doing a Facebook Workshop type of thing on limbic rewiring. I just happened upon this video after watching her live session today. It's very interesting to see how your mental and emotional condition affects your health problems.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

Grounding/earthing is a free and easy way to reduce inflammation. Can be done just walking/standing barefoot on the ground or you can buy products to allow grounding while sleeping, at work (desk mat, etc). Professor Bart Kay has videos on the subject, I think. I know he has stated that it is legit, truly provides reduction of inflammation, faster healing, etc.

@MissInfinity

Ай бұрын

I did carnivore for several months and it made my issues so much worse, ended up having bad reactions to meat, especially red meat. Now doing raw vegan and low histamine (SIGHI food list) and it's massively improved my inflammation and out of control immune system. Gotta keep trying stuff to find what works for you.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

@@MissInfinity have you been tested for red meat allergy? If you were bitten by the tick that carries it, you could have it. Alpha-gal syndrome. Some say it can go away after time. I also wonder if you had oxalate dumping. edit - at some point, if you stay vegan long enough, you will become nutrient deficient. Plants don't contain all essential nutrients that humans need. 2nd edit - you might be consuming high oxalate foods and if you were dumping oxalates before, this will make the problem worse (consuming high oxalates).

@nancyburks5996

Ай бұрын

Check his dental work. Any root ca also or wisdom teeth extracted? He needs a cone beam xray to diagnose possible necrosis of jaw bone.

Hello from East Tx===Go Carnivore for LIFE!!!====Marvin

ok so what's the cure for Granuloma Annulare if you had a perfect childhood with perfect parents

👍👍

This doctor clearly has no issues with his self esteem lol😂

@therealjenniferrr

Ай бұрын

No one should, he prob either had amazing parents OR did a lot of work on himself as an adult. It's hard, we should all have supportive parents but honestly it sounds like a lot of people do not.

I'm kind of confused .... what is the basis of your program ? Did you think that the carnivore diet with some supplements was the answer to everything wrong with health ? and that it's going to cure everything ? if only it was that simple. There are soooo many sick people getting sicker because of over simplified programs/protocals.

@igbothunder-rv6oq

Ай бұрын

not her point of this video... you should watch more of her content for clarification

What is he saying - "mycell" , what is that

@findingserenity5294

Ай бұрын

I think he is saying "mast cell": A mast cell is a resident cell of connective tissue that contains many granules rich in histamine and heparin.