The diet does not set fixed times for every meal and encourages you to pay attention to feelings of hunger.
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Diseases discussed by Dr. Diaa Al-Awady
Learn about the health conditions he addressed in his explanations or that his method's guides covered, and what these sources do not establish about treatment and recovery.
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Health conditions discussed by Dr. Diaa Al-Awady
A summary of topics he discussed in recordings or that appeared in guides to his approach, not documentation of recoveries.
Continue your prescribed treatment
Do not stop taking medication, change your dose, or postpone a test or treatment because of a diet or the content of this page. Ask your treating doctor before making any change, even if your symptoms or test results improve.
Type 2 diabetes
He discussed blood sugar, insulin, and fasting as part of his dietary perspective. These ideas do not establish that the diet treats diabetes or replaces diabetes medication.
Watch the video ←High blood pressure
He addressed the relationship between food, daily routines, and blood pressure. Blood pressure readings and medication plans should be reviewed with the treating physician.
Watch the video ←Colon and digestive problems
He discussed the colon, abdominal pressure, and their relationship to eating from his perspective. Do not assume that every digestive symptom is caused by food alone.
Watch the video ←H. pylori infection
The approach's guides present its view of stomach bacteria and food. Diagnosing and treating the infection require appropriate medical follow-up.
Watch the video ←Skin and hair problems
There are videos about acne, eczema, psoriasis, dry skin, and hair loss. These are opinions from his recordings, not documented treatment outcomes.
Watch the video ←Cancer
He discussed tumors in some videos. There is no evidence that any particular diet cures cancer, and specialist treatment must not be delayed.
Watch the video ←About medications: NHS guidance. About food and cancer: U.S. National Cancer Institute.