Environmental Triggers in Autoimmune Disease

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Studies have shown that genetic predisposition accounts for approximately thirty per cent of all autoimmune diseases. The rest, 70 per cent, are due to environmental factors, including toxic chemicals, dietary components, gut dysbiosis, and infections.

In today's episode, VJ explains the environmental triggers that can lead to the development of autoimmune disease.

Highlights from today's episode include:

• The role of chemicals in autoimmune disease. 
• How mould toxins can trigger autoimmunity.
• How a high viral load can lead to inflammation. 
• The link between autoimmune disease and oral health. 
• Why food sensitivities can lead to autoimmune disease. 
• How functional testing can help to decipher the root cause of autoimmune disease. 

You can also read my article on the role of the Western diet in autoimmune disease.

You can learn more about the Cell Health Test Package here.

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