Mikhaila Peterson Claims a Carnivore Diet Healed Her Autoimmune Disease. Do We Believe Her?-EP97

The Kim Constable Podcast

Kim Constable

Business, Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness

4.9 • 743 Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

As a kid, Mikhaila Peterson only knew a life of depression and physical pain. Growing up, she suffered immensely from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis that caused inflammation, chronic fatigue, rashes, and more. Her arthritis was so bad that she ended up having her hip and ankle replaced. If that wasn’t bad enough, she suffered from depression on top of it. She was in a constant battle between medications for her pain and fatigue, and medications to help her think and focus—none of which actually helped her. Doctors ignored her. Nobody could help her. So she decided to take things into her own hands. Feeling hopeless and on her deathbed, she went to the one thing she knew she could do immediately and have full control over—her diet. Her very drastic dietary measures shockingly worked, and within a couple months, all of her ailments completely disappeared, and she was off all of her medications. Listen in as she explains exactly how she’s able to follow such an extreme diet long-term and how she ultimately overcame a life of seemingly endless misery. She even shares her best tips for those struggling to make lasting lifestyle changes. I would love to hear your thoughts on this! Love Kim xo Reference List: Podcast (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/mikhailapetersonvideos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikhailapeterson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MikhailaAleksis Website: https://mikhailapeterson.com/ QUOTES USED: “I think in order to really change how you live, you have to get to a point where you’ll do anything for as long as it takes.” “If those medications worked, autoimmune disorders wouldn’t be an issue. They don’t work.”

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0:00.0	Well, hey there, beautiful people. This is Kim Constable on the Kim Constable podcast. Nobody cares work
0:12.0	harder. I bet you are very surprised to hear from me again this week because I have managed to record a podcast two weeks in a row. I know it's amazing.
0:22.9	And you know what? I would love to be one of these people who could, you know, bang out like
0:26.9	20 podcasts in a week and then like schedule them for the next six months. But I am not that way
0:32.0	because one, I don't have the time. And two, whenever I do podcasts, I very rarely do interviews.
0:36.4	So they take a lot of planning and they actually take a lot of energy to deliver them. And once I'm finished recording a podcast, quite honestly, I'm exhausted because it's like teaching a masterclass for me. Because, you know, I do it to the best of my ability, which is why you guys say that you love the podcast. So because that's how I do it. because it takes a lot of energy, you're just going to
0:55.0	have to suck it up sometimes whenever there's not a podcast to be had, but you are going to be
0:59.7	glad to hear that I do have a podcast for you. And it is an interview with the fabulous Michaela Peterson,
1:07.9	who, yes, is Jordan Peterson's daughter. I do hate to give her a billing because
1:12.3	she is a person in her own right. She is fabulous. She is not just Jordan Peterson's daughter.
1:17.9	She is a friend of mine. We've been friends for many years. It's actually going on about three
1:23.2	years, I think we, or maybe four, three or four years, I don't know, that we have been friends.
1:28.5	We met on Instagram.
1:29.5	We became friends.
1:30.3	We WhatsApp each other.
1:31.3	We chat.
1:32.3	We connect.
1:32.8	We send each other videos.
1:34.4	She's wonderful.
1:35.3	And I had her on the podcast before and I really did a shitty job of interviewing her because
1:39.4	I actually cried on the podcast.
1:42.0	I have been known to cry occasionally on the podcast, especially when I'm drinking whiskey,
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