85% of human diseases come from two things

In this video, the speaker summarizes Dr. Fabian Garcia’s book, arguing that roughly 85% of human diseases are driven by two inter‑related conditions: chronic inflammation and hyperinsulinemia. Both conditions are traced back to two upstream factors—leaky gut and the consumption of refined carbohydrates. The common molecular link is zonulin, a protein found in wheat and other refined carbs that opens tight junctions in the intestinal lining, creating gut permeability. This leaky gut triggers systemic inflammation, while the carbohydrate‑induced insulin spikes exacerbate hyperinsulinemia. The speaker concludes that eliminating refined carbs (bread, pasta, cookies, bagels, etc.) can reduce zonulin exposure, repair gut integrity, lower insulin levels, diminish inflammation, and consequently improve health, body composition, and overall well‑being.










