autoimmune disease

Datis Kharrazian answers our pressing questions on how to build a strong immune system.

The monumental effort to find methods for healing auto-immune diseases may be taking a turn in the right direction.

Starting light and paying attention to signals from the body are paramount when introducing exercise for those with autoimmune and chronic disease issues.

A new study led by a team of Stanford University researchers uncovers key factors involved in why autoimmune diseases disproportionately affect women.

Recent research sheds light on a molecular link between B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis, opening the door to the possibility of new ways to treat MS.

Five symptoms may serve as helpful markers in early diagnosis of MS and other autoimmune diseases, especially among high-risk populations.

Leaky gut syndrome is more than a hyped-up passing health fad—it’s a formidable condition that could shape the rest of your life.

“My Healing Journey” is a special series of stories written by people who found unconventional paths to wellness when they had nowhere else to turn.

Excessive sugar consumption is closely associated with low-grade chronic inflammation and the onset of autoimmune diseases.

About 1.5 million Americans and 5 million people globally have some type of lupus.

An excessive cytokine storm can lead to prolonged autoimmune responses and trigger specific underlying pathophysiology for disease.

Dr. Steven Templeton is the author of “Fear of a Microbial Planet: How a Germophobic Safety Culture Makes Us Less Safe.”