Regenerative Medicine - WHAT IS IT? with Carrie Drinkwine

Name: Regenerative Medicine - WHAT IS IT? with Carrie Drinkwine
Uploaded: 2024-08-10T12:30:00+00:00
Duration: 54 s
Channel: Claudia von Boeselager
Description: In this segment of the interview with Carrie Drinkwine, regenerative medicine is framed around the concept of "terrain"—the internal environment…

10 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment of the interview with Carrie Drinkwine, regenerative medicine is framed around the concept of "terrain"—the internal environment surrounding cells. The speaker asserts that illness stems primarily from a compromised terrain, citing epigenetic research that attributes roughly 5% of disease to genetics and 95% to environmental factors influencing cellular function. Dietary recommendations focus on removing dairy and eggs, identified as the most mucus-forming foods, and shifting the nutritional perspective from macronutrient counts to the chemical impact of foods on the body. The overall message promotes a holistic, chemistry‑based approach to health and disease prevention.

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so people can better understand what is regenerative medicine? First, primarily is changing the terrain. Really, the only reason you're ill is because your terrain is backed up. That's the internal environment that surrounds your cells. Now, this is also proven in epigenetics, right? 5% of disease or disease is actually genetic, and 95% is the environment that's surrounding the cells dictating the way that they function. So we do take you off of dairy, which is number one. Dairy and eggs are the the most mucus-forming foods that you can actually consume. We have to stop looking at nutrition as macronutrients. How much protein does it have? It has choline, it has fiber, it has this macronutrition you're never going to starve from because all fruits and vegetables have amino acids, they have proteins, they have fats, they have carbohydrates. But we have to start looking at food in terms of chemistry and how it acts inside the body.