AI Mark argues that food directly alters your biology with each bite, changing gene expression, hormones, inflammation, and brain chemistry. Many chronic diseases considered irreversible can be reversed through diet backed by research, though different conditions require different approaches.
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Food is medicine. It sounds like, oh, it's great, food is good, it makes you healthy and so forth. Or it can make you sick. We get it. It's the biggest poison, it's the biggest healer. But what does that actually mean? Well, food is basically molecules. And those molecules modify your biology in real time. They change gene expression, they change your epigenome, they modify hormones, they regulate inflammation, your immune system, they change your gut microbiome, they change your brain chemistry, literally with every single bite. And so depending on what, Just like general pharmacology, which is, you know, you're not giving him one drug for every disease. There's not one food or diet or approach or to every problem. If you have an autoimmune disease, it's one, maybe one approach. If you have diabetes, maybe another approach. Kidney failure is another approach. If you have, you know, depression, it might be another approach, or bipolar disease or schizophrenia. So there's. There's a remarkable nuance and actually specificity. Just like, you know, with drugs, there's the drug, the dose, the frequency, the duration. It's exactly like that. And we can literally reverse most chronic diseases that are thought to be irreversible, like diabetes or heart failure or autoimmune diseases or other chronic issues, like chronic mental health issues, by using food, this medicine. And it's not like a theory. This is well backed up by research.
