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Replying to @KevinSimler
I'm not not a good writer, but it's worth reading this as an empirical data point (~700 words):https://www.reddit.com/r/CerebralPalsy/comments/765v65/the_fasting_mimicking_diet_has_helped_my_cere …
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Replying to @fmd4cp
Thanks. So glad to hear about your success! I'm on a special diet for Crohn's disease, and generally think diets are underexplored as therapies for chronic conditions.
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Replying to @KevinSimler
Dr Longo said in an interview that people have reported the FMD working well for Crohn's. Below is page 208 of his book, The Longevity Code; the book is a presentation of diet and fasting research. The multiple sclerosis article referenced is this one: https://www.cell.com/cell-reports/fulltext/S2211-1247(16)30576-9 …pic.twitter.com/AgA5aYFqIO
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Replying to @fmd4cp
random ~year-later follow up: how are you doing? are you still on the FMD?
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Ciarán Retweeted Ciarán
I've done FMD-mimicking diets since, but after the first big change, the effect of subsequent fasts hasn't really been marked over the effect of exercise. The day-to-day change is imperceptibly incremental, but the cumulative effect is obvious long-term.https://twitter.com/fmd4cp/status/1095686414572929026 …
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so frickin cool. very happy for you! hope you can keep up the progress
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