AUTOIMMUNITY: Signs, Symptoms & Triggers – A Top 10 Episode with Dr. Thomas O’Bryan

<p><strong>Welcome to Your Upgraded Summer!</strong></p><p>&nbsp;This new series revisits the Top 10 Bulletproof Radio episodes of all time. The topics cover essentials like nutrition, energy, hormones, sleep and autophagy, as well as gut, brain, autoimmune and women's health.</p><p>&nbsp;You'll get the main points in a shortened version so you can get the good stuff and get on with your summer plans. And if you want to listen to more, tune in to the original episode.</p><p><strong>Dr. Thomas O’Bryan takes the No. 7 spot with:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://daveasprey.com/dr-thomas-obryan/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>The Autoimmune Fix – Dr. Thomas O’Bryan&nbsp;– #478</strong></a></p><p>In this episode of Bulletproof Radio,&nbsp;Dr. Thomas O’Bryan says seven out of every 10 patients he treats have autoimmune issues. He’s a physician internationally renowned for his work with autoimmune diseases and inflammation, and the nutrition and lifestyle choices that can help.</p><p>With a healthy immune system, your antibodies have the power to get rid of old and damaged cells and make room for new cells to grow and develop. But with any kind of autoimmunity issue, your antibodies end up killing off more cells than you make.&nbsp;</p><p>Autoimmunity can be triggered for a long time before you feel the impacts. It tends to hit your body at some point, so the sooner you can find a way to prevent it, the better.&nbsp;</p><p>Dr. O’Bryan talks about the causes, the signs and what you can do about it, to prevent things like leaky gut and encourage things like healthy enzymes. He says it’s most often about what you eat, what’s going up your nostrils and what’s happening inside your gut.&nbsp;</p><p><u>More from Dr. Thomas O’Bryan:</u></p><ul><li>“This topic of autoimmunity really becomes a primary concern for all of us, but we've never looked at it that way. So once we understand this, that this is prevalent in almost all of us, that it's an autoimmune mechanism, meaning your immune system attackin