Interesting idea, but very difficult to account for so many other major factors. First time i've read about the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yersinia idea.
Flipside, I feel like the theory is just finding a sideline relationship.
Early 1900s had so many major experiments start happening. Refrigerants is only 1 of them. How about major new pesticides? How about a major shift from eating animals to plants? We also have similar discovery of obesity growing about the same rate.
There's a clear and obvious relationship here. Everything is food related.
So what happens if you simply reverse what changed in the last 100 years. Try carnivore and after some adjustment period your crohns goes away. As you reintroduce plants into your diet, crohns symptoms return.
Flipside, I feel like the theory is just finding a sideline relationship.
Early 1900s had so many major experiments start happening. Refrigerants is only 1 of them. How about major new pesticides? How about a major shift from eating animals to plants? We also have similar discovery of obesity growing about the same rate.
There's a clear and obvious relationship here. Everything is food related.
So what happens if you simply reverse what changed in the last 100 years. Try carnivore and after some adjustment period your crohns goes away. As you reintroduce plants into your diet, crohns symptoms return.