Datis Kharrazian and Robyn Puglia dive deep 

The rates of autoimmune disease are rising at an alarming rate, and if you’re in clinical practise it’s likely you’re seeing not just more cases each year, but also more complicated cases also. 

There are more than 80 distinct autoimmune diseases, with the number of illnesses that includes autoimmunity as part of the pathophysiology is considered to be at or above 150. 

25 per cent of those with a single diagnosed autoimmune disease go on to develop a secondary or tertiary autoimmune disease also, while those suffering from poly-autoimmunity is also rising