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Can autoimmune symptoms actually get better?

125 people recorded interviews about autoimmune recovery across 26 organisations. 44 of them mentioned better family or relationship life in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

People living with autoimmune conditions describing what changed, and over what timeframe.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • Family & relationships44 of 125 mentioned it
    “Well, a lot of people ask us how we're sleeping now that we have a baby, and I think we're sleeping way better than we did for the five years that we were struggling with having children.”Nikki Tuchek
  • Symptom relief40 of 125 mentioned it
    “In my opinion, he has more background as to what could be causing those symptoms.”Laura Moreno
  • More energy29 of 125 mentioned it
    “My mood, my energy has increased.”Nisha Sawh
  • Felt supported25 of 125 mentioned it
    “And of course, when you do a good job, they will appreciate that, and they support you better.”Alicia Widmaier
  • Better sleep21 of 125 mentioned it
    “Well, a lot of people ask us how we're sleeping now that we have a baby, and I think we're sleeping way better than we did for the five years that we were struggling with having children.”Nikki Tuchek
  • Mood & stress18 of 125 mentioned it
    “And I felt a calm and a sense of more of a direction, I think.”Laura Bierwagen
  • Digestion18 of 125 mentioned it
    “So besides the digestion, better tolerance or processing of histamine, who knows what it actually is, I also am noticing just a lot less hair loss, and so it feels like it's a reasonable amount again, you know, just t…”Irene Carr
  • Better systems18 of 125 mentioned it
    “For some reason, my autoimmune system, I've lost my sense of smell and just had constant mucus and I hadn't been able to figure it out on my own.”Laura Talbot
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How long it took

  • 2 weeks – 2 months · 2
  • 2 – 6 months · 2
  • Over a year · 7

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Showing 12 of 125 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • “Also, I would say my sleep's starting to improve some, just more stability of mood, not so prone to feeling anxious or worried.”Irene Carr
  • “For me was how I was nervous, and I wanted to do everything correct so that I can do well.”Alicia Widmaier
  • “Eric also because you can have specific tests that they make available at a reasonable cost.”Christiane Breton

Frequently asked

Will functional medicine work if traditional thyroid medication failed?
Laura Moreno found that while traditional thyroid medication and standard endocrinology provided no relief for her Hashimoto's, Dr. Ian's approach of testing different blood markers and addressing gut health led to progress. — Laura Moreno
How does Dr. Autoimmune identify undiagnosed conditions?
Laura noted that Dr. Ian listens closely to symptoms and looks for underlying triggers like leaky gut; he was able to diagnose her with pernicious anemia, a condition her previous doctors had completely missed. — Laura Moreno
How long does it take to see results with Dr. Autoimmune?
Laura felt a difference 'right away' after starting the recommended elimination diet, though she noted that significant milestones like weight loss took several months of consistency. — Laura Moreno
Does standard medical care address why cancer occurs?
According to Steve Forbes, standard medical care like chemotherapy and radiation is harsh and does not get to the root cause of why the cancer developed. He believes a holistic program is necessary to figure out the 'why' to prevent the cancer from returning. — Steve Forbes
Can you introduce yourself and describe your diagnosis?
My name is Steve Forbes. I'm from Madison, Wisconsin, and I was diagnosed with cancer in May 2025 with stage four colon cancer. — Steve Forbes
What was your original cancer plan and why did you seek out Katrina Foe?
My cancer plan was to work traditionally with an oncologist through my insurance provider, which for me didn't offer a lot of hope. That's why I found the Cancer Freedom program and Katrina. I was looking for hope, and I really wanted to get to the root cause of why I got cancer and how I can prevent the cancer from c… — Steve Forbes

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