Show Notes
The AIP Summit Podcast, hosted by AIP Certified Coaches Jaime Hartman and Marie-Noelle Marquis, is a resource for individuals seeking to manage autoimmune health through the autoimmune protocol (AIP). In this episode, the hosts address these common questions about AIP -
I started the AIP elimination and I found out I also have histamine issues. Now the list of what I can eat is so restricted. Do you have any advice on navigating AIP combined with histamine intolerance? (01:40)
I've been doing AIP for 30 days and I still have joint pain and I'm underweight and losing more weight. What am I doing wrong? (08:15)
Is there science behind the AIP diet? (16:45)
Do I need to avoid products that have non AIP ingredients in them if I'm just putting them on my skin, if I'm not actually going to eat them? (19:46)
What are the most common mistakes people make during the reintroduction phase? (25:17)
A number of my symptoms don't happen when I've had a food once, but after the second or third time eating it, and then in this person wrote, having eggs two mornings in a row, watch for these foods, should they be relegated to the avoid category? (32:28)
The longer I've had autoimmune disease, the more medical appointments, even labs or dental visits, the more my body reacts to these stressors to that, all the calming techniques I have in my toolbox don't seem to work anymore. How can I tell my body it's safe? (38:26)
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Episode 1: The ABCs of AIP (October 7, 2024)
Episode 6: Answering Common Questions About AIP (December 16, 2024)
Episode 14: More Common Questions about AIP (April 7, 2025)
Episode 4: Story of Healing from Lupus & Hashimotos - Marie-Noelle Marquis (November 18, 2024)
Episode 5: Story of Healing from Crohn's Disease - Jaime Hartman (December 2, 2024)
Learn more about Jaime Hartman
Learn more about Marie-Noelle Marquis
The Paleo Approach by Sarah Ballantyne
AIP Medical Research - Autoimmune Wellness
Episode 21: Yoga Therapy for Autoimmune Health - Conversation with Lesley Ann Wernsdorfer (July 7, 2025)
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