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>>7153130
>She could probably improve by greatly reducing her omega 6

yes you are 100% correct about that. we manage the ratios very carefully. We have also not found a 'limit', and for the past 4 years she is on a 'fat dominant' archetype diet. some call it 'fat adapted' or 'pseudo-keto'.

>>7153136
>maybe it'll have some good information
i am thankful for the links. we have literally tried every archetype diet out there over the course of many months and supported with bloodwork. HER body was not responsive to low gluten/vegan diets, and she responds well to high protien, which for many RA folks is very much not the case. most RA folks need to go easy on the meat. I dont know why, RA is a fucking syndrome not a disease. But thank you for the links. The reason i came into this thread is because i have done many many laps on the nutritional hampster wheel, and i have the unique point of view of having boxes of bloodwork supporting my autistic level of experimentation with my ladys nutrition