Dr. Zsofia Clemens - Autoimmune Disease: Root Causes & Reversal Using PKD

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  • čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
  • Dr Clemens is a neurobiologist and clinical researcher in nutrition, nutritional therapy and brain research, and she is a specialist in paleolithic ketogenic physiology. She has previously worked with the National Institute of Clinical Neuroscience, Budapest and the Neurological Department, University of Pécs, Hungary and has been involved in research related to epilepsy and sleep, elecroencephalograpy, vitamin D and brain MRI.
    Currently she heads up the Paleomedicina Hungary research group which has been utilizing the paleolithic ketogenic diet exclusively in clinical practice since 2013. This method appears to have superior effectiveness to standard medical therapies. Paleomedicina asserts that patients are not just "treated" but cured if strictly adhering to the principles of their method. They are also involved in publishing their results. Their work has a wholly scientific basis and conforms to the major criteria of science: replicability, cognizability and biological plausibility.

Komentáře • 65

  • @gregvisioninfosoft
    @gregvisioninfosoft Před rokem +32

    Her work needs to be adopted by the world. But at least the few here in the know, can be blessed to have this knowledge. You are a treasure Dr Clemens.

  • @KenDBerryMD
    @KenDBerryMD Před rokem +46

    Brilliant presentation!

    • @jksinorbit
      @jksinorbit Před rokem +7

      Yeah I wouldn’t be surprised if once the general medical fraternity comes to its senses that a few members of this group of doctors and researchers gets nominated for a Nobel Prize.

    • @judyrobinson2282
      @judyrobinson2282 Před rokem +8

      Isn't it? She's brilliant, her method is sound, the diet is perfect and thank GOODNESS we can do this on our own.

  • @aeonfflux
    @aeonfflux Před 2 lety +16

    Bravo Dr Clemens. Always wonderful to hear about the latest at ICMNI 👏👏👏

  • @greenfield1944
    @greenfield1944 Před rokem +6

    I watched many videos by Zsofia over the years. Adopting the CV diet healed my gut. About 10 years a go I ate ice cream that contained PEG and felt terrible for two days. I wonder if they see this happening in the clinic when testing the intestinal permeability? It probably means I had leaky gut at that time.

  • @nancychandler768
    @nancychandler768 Před rokem +2

    Guessing the western world was not represented in that presentation. Thank you Dr. Clemons!!! ❤❤❤

  • @raviteja_nalluri
    @raviteja_nalluri Před 2 lety +8

    Outstanding subject.

  • @christianmueller6583
    @christianmueller6583 Před rokem +5

    Type 1 LADA here ! I`m doing Keto,more or less the "relaxed" version of the "PKD" , since day one of my diagnosis in August `18. I was strict carnivore for a while, but we have a big garden and meat is expensive. Up to now I don`t need Insulin or other medications while maintaining a STEADY ( no "rollercoasters") A1c around 5,x. Miss Clemens approach is very harsh and strict and may work even better than mine, but it works, too, haha.I even drink coffee. When, in a near future, our great leaders finally achieved their goal of banning meat completely for the plebs, I have to rely on olive oil and luck anyway .

  • @Mat_Gallusman
    @Mat_Gallusman Před rokem +9

    I can't figure out why pkd is not even proposed by physicians to this kind of patients

    • @lisaa3978
      @lisaa3978 Před 5 měsíci +1

      I can figure out why 😞 If everyone is healthy….

    • @willisvensson
      @willisvensson Před 4 měsíci +1

      I would guess a lack of research on this subject as far as I know it's fairly new and doesn't have enough data to fully support it.
      Don't get me wrong, I 100% believe in this. I have Hashimotos and I felt completely hopeless for years, until I eliminated gluten/dairy/soy from my diet. I will give carnivore and PKD a shot as well

  • @denysdiakov1524
    @denysdiakov1524 Před rokem +2

    Amazing presentation! Did Dr. Clemens do a similar one on MS? With the real results from her patients

  • @ld9044
    @ld9044 Před 5 měsíci +2

    ❤❤❤ ICMNI❤❤❤

  • @mattyb1624
    @mattyb1624 Před rokem +7

    We need radical vegetarians/vegans and pharma puppets to watch this.

  • @veejay7878
    @veejay7878 Před 5 měsíci +3

    No wonder, there is a pandemic of autoimmune diseases among vegans 😢

  • @5uga
    @5uga Před rokem +1

    Great presentation thank you!

  • @markoilic8375
    @markoilic8375 Před rokem +3

    what is the effects of diet on neurological diseases such as cipd?

  • @timelapsevideos9254
    @timelapsevideos9254 Před rokem +3

    Hi!
    Please let me know how many grams of beef liver can I eat daily on PKD?
    Also do I need to eat calcium from egg shells on this diet, or is bone broth enough for calcium?

    • @nataliasulik4604
      @nataliasulik4604 Před 11 měsíci +2

      450g of meal per day. 400 g of liver per week , 200g of brain. Meat of four legged animals. The bigger animal the better.

  • @mwareviews
    @mwareviews Před 7 měsíci +1

    Has anybody tried the pkd diet for autoimmune disease and successfully cured it?

    • @M4MLiving
      @M4MLiving Před 4 měsíci

      i have tried pkd and it helped improve my IBD greatly my fault is not sticking as strict as i should yet but even loosely following ive seen tremendous improvement

    • @mwareviews
      @mwareviews Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@M4MLiving Thats really good to hear. Try colostrum powder aswell. You will get some improvement from it, but PKD (although very difficult to stick with) supposed to heal intestinal permeability 100%. One month should do the trick. It's worth it in the long term. Just stick to it for one month straight.

    • @zedonutube
      @zedonutube Před 6 dny

      ​@@M4MLiving
      Hi! Did you do anything else beside organ meat in the diet? Thanks

  • @carolaron6296
    @carolaron6296 Před rokem +1

    Too techincal… good info but make it more for the non technical population please

  • @darkfieldcarnivore3928
    @darkfieldcarnivore3928 Před měsícem

    Enough with the labels for point of difference. Species appropriate nutrition, not pkd, keto, paleo, ketovore, etc etc

  • @JuliaNalchadzhi
    @JuliaNalchadzhi Před 5 měsíci

    I want to do this but red meat and especially organs make me gag, I tried several times but can’t get past it… Is it psychological? I’m ok with chicken and fish, but not red meat for some reason…

  • @MrSojek
    @MrSojek Před rokem +3

    If probiotics don't work then why there is so many medical studies at NCBI saying otherwise?

  • @HamzaHamza-hy6zr
    @HamzaHamza-hy6zr Před rokem +2

    Pls what are low toxic veggies allowed in pkd??

    • @ardbegrules3973
      @ardbegrules3973 Před rokem +4

      small to moderate amount of broccoli, carrots, cabbage - allowed but unnecessary

    • @HamzaHamza-hy6zr
      @HamzaHamza-hy6zr Před rokem

      Thank you

    • @superluci58
      @superluci58 Před rokem

      @@ardbegrules3973 brocoli is the worst veggie ever! very harmful. Doesn't exist in nature.

    • @superluci58
      @superluci58 Před rokem +10

      Forget them, you will see how life is better without plants.

    • @MrSojek
      @MrSojek Před rokem

      @@superluci58 Everything in moderation

  • @abimbolaabiodun9505
    @abimbolaabiodun9505 Před rokem +2

    I did start the program only has two sessions my dad died so I wasn't able to continue .unfortunately they refused to refund any of my money.600 pounds.

    • @Rent2RentSuccess
      @Rent2RentSuccess Před 10 měsíci

      Which programme did you start? Where can I find out more?

  • @m.h.8632
    @m.h.8632 Před rokem +1

    What fruits are allowed in PKD?

    • @superluci58
      @superluci58 Před rokem +6

      NO! Fructose is a crap.

    • @SarahPerine
      @SarahPerine Před rokem +3

      If you’re fighting disease, none. When you heal, some fruits like berries are allowed. It’s at the beginning of her presentation.

  • @gregcheng2369
    @gregcheng2369 Před rokem

    How to cook meat without adding any plant-derived ingredients?

    • @ketolomics
      @ketolomics Před rokem +6

      @gregcheng2369 One key is to start with fatty cuts of meat. Many butchers these days trim away as much fat as they can because that's what most people have been encouraged to buy (the "less fat = more healthy" myth). You can ask your butcher to leave the fat on, and they will be happy to. Fatty meat is super tasty compared to lean meat. One method is simply to cut into chunks and simmer meat until tender in a large pot. Serve and salt to taste. Another method is to cut meat into medallions and sauté in a large fry pan, either with lard or tallow or butter (some people are sensitive to butter, so use your own judgement). Eating a large plate of meat seems unusual at first, but it is so good that it becomes very attractive very quickly. If you enjoy a mix of flavours, try cooking several types of meat together (lamb, beef, pork) or mixing with seafood (fish, shellfish). Good luck on your health journey!

  • @shellderp
    @shellderp Před 11 měsíci

    why are we not funding RCTs..

    • @kenpumford754
      @kenpumford754 Před 9 měsíci +1

      It’s tough to get funding for RCTs when there isn’t drug money involved. Basically you have to find an academic who has an interest and is high enough in their department to get the funding. A lot of the prestigious medical schools receive funding from drug companies, so, even if the younger academics want to conduct RCTs, if it runs counter to drug company interests the senior doctors will squelch this line of investigation.

  • @KennanHerbert-v4u
    @KennanHerbert-v4u Před dnem

    Hall Richard Harris Brenda Hernandez Lisa

  • @kumarpraveen
    @kumarpraveen Před 2 lety +4

    what is pkd?

  • @666xochi
    @666xochi Před rokem

    🙏.....
    ....🌻🌈💝

  • @gingerperrett4549
    @gingerperrett4549 Před rokem

    PKD? Prescription KETO Diet?

  • @madameblavatsky2345
    @madameblavatsky2345 Před 3 měsíci

    I’d love to see evidence of the hashimotos patients antibody and tsh levels