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Paleo AIP Recipes & Other Information

If you have an autoimmune disease, you’re likely familiar with digestive discomfort, inflammation, and fatigue. These symptoms occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells in one or more areas of the body. For many, starting an elimination diet has helped reduce symptoms and identify food triggers.

Below, you’ll find AIP recipes, educational information, and more to support your wellness journey.

Note: Always consult with a registered dietitian or your doctor before starting the AIP diet to ensure it’s the right approach for you.

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What Is the AIP Diet?

The AIP diet avoids foods that may irritate the gut and trigger an autoimmune response. Learn here how to start an elimination diet to help you identify triggers, manage symptoms, and improve the quality of your life.

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AIP Breakfast Recipes

Since eggs are not AIP-friendly, breakfast can look a little different. But not to worry! The following Paleo, AIP-friendly breakfast recipes are egg-free and still filling!
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Surprising Paleo Foods to Avoid on the AIP Diet

Take a deeper dive into the AIP diet and discover which foods to avoid while following the protocol, you might be surprised by how closely it aligns with the Paleo lifestyle.

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Autoimmune Protocol Snack Ideas

Finding AIP-friendly snacks can be a challenge, but these easy options can be made right at home.

Dive Deeper into the Science

Three spoons with salt crystals on a table: high salt diets can worsen autoimmune conditions
A High Salt Diet Can Worsen Autoimmune Diseases
Our Paleo ancestors survived on a low salt diet. Today, it’s everywhere and nearly impossible to avoid. Discover the dangers of a high salt diet. READ
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The Connection Between Diet and Autoimmune Disease
Grains and nightshades contain lectins, which can cause inflammation and can lead to autoimmune diseases. READ
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Foods to Help Manage Symptoms and Sensitivities

Food should make you feel good. Here are your plans, key concepts and approaches.

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