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The AIP diet is a way of eating designed to support those with autoimmune conditions. “AIP” stands for autoimmune protocol. This diet works to remove many irritating or inflaming foods and incorporate foods that are known to be healing or health-promoting. Specifically, the diet is helping you manage your autoimmune symptoms and improving your gut health.
The autoimmune protocol diet is like a more intense version of the paleo diet. The paleo diet eliminates some common allergenic or irritating foods. The AIP diet takes it up a notch. The AIP diet removes all of the foods that paleo removes but then also includes eggs, nightshades, nuts, seeds and coffee.
Foods that are encouraged to make it into an AIP diet are high-quality proteins, fruits, vegetables and healthy fats. Other health-promoting foods are encouraged as well, such as fermented foods, bone broth and organ meats.
As you can see, the foods included on a *strict* AIP diet are limited. But, for most people, the AIP diet can be followed in phases. Most experts agree that the diet doesn’t need to be followed strictly forever. (We recommend working with your personal healthcare professional to figure out exactly what you need.)
Our general recommendation is to stick to the strict AIP diet for 30-60 days. This gives your body time to cut out common inflammatory foods and hit the reset button on your health. After your desired amount of time, you can begin to add foods back into your diet - slowly and deliberately.
We call this the reintroduction phase. Let’s say after 60 days, you want to add eggs back into your diet. Try to eat some eggs on day one of your reintroduction phase. Wait two or three days before introducing another new food to see if your body has any reactions to the eggs.
If you notice a symptom (maybe you break out or have digestive issues), then you know that you still need to avoid eggs for the time being. You can then move on to the next food you’d like to reintroduce. If you eat this food, wait a few days, and notice no immune response, then it can be slowly included back into your diet.
It’s important to know that this diet is not meant to heal your autoimmune condition (but for some people they might see this happen), but it can drastically help you improve or manage autoimmune symptoms.
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While this will depend on the portion size and your individual circumstances, you are likely to lose weight on the AIP diet. However, it should be noted that weight loss should not be the primary goal of the AIP diet.
We have tonnes of recipes in our meal planning app which you can make for breakfast on the AIP diet. If you would like to see some you can download our free sample, but typical recipes include: AIP breakfast yoghurt, AIP porridge, AIP friendly pancakes and the like
There are lots of types of foods you can eat on the AIP diet. You can eat lots of first class protein such as lean meat, fish and seafood. As well as vegetables, nuts and natural oils.
When it comes to food, we all have different preferences. Some of us also have food allergies. We do our best to make sure you will be able to enjoy the food on the meal plans and have included a bonus guide on common substitutions to make it easy to tailor the plan to your needs.
If, for some reason, you no longer want to receive meal plans, there’s an easy one-button cancellation that immediately stops payment and cancels your account. No games about it!
People are always looking for more information on the AIP diet. Unfortunately, though, there are unhelpful and frankly unscientific resources out there, that's why we've come together to collect the best resources we can find. Read more below: