The Autoimmune Solution™
Revised and Expanded Edition. Coming March 16th, 2027
More than a decade after “The Autoimmune Solution™” first published, the conversation around autoimmune health has changed, and so have I.
This revised and expanded edition brings together emerging research, more than a decade of additional clinical experience, and my own health journey.
New in this edition:
- A section on COVID, the mRNA vaccines, and your immune system
- An expanded section on trauma, including my own journey with PTSD
- Cutting-edge healing modalities throughout
- An updated Autoimmune Spectrum™ with four levels to guide food reintroduction
- Refreshed quizzes for today's world
- A simplified supplement plan
- Real success stories from readers of the first edition
Be the first to know when it’s here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some common signs of autoimmune disease?
Autoimmune conditions can affect many different systems in the body, so symptoms vary widely. Common concerns can include persistent fatigue, joint or muscle discomfort, digestive issues, skin changes, brain fog, and other recurring symptoms. Because these symptoms can have many causes, it’s important to work with a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and diagnosis.
What factors can contribute to autoimmune health?
Autoimmune conditions are complex and can involve a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. The Autoimmune Solution™ explores areas such as gut health, diet, environmental exposures, infections, stress, and trauma as part of Dr. Myers’ approach to understanding autoimmune health.
What is the connection between gut health and autoimmunity?
The gut and immune system are closely connected, which is why gut health is a central part of Dr. Myers’ approach to autoimmunity. The Myers Way® focuses on supporting the gut alongside other factors that may influence inflammation and immune health.
Can diet play a role in autoimmune health?
Diet can be one part of supporting overall immune and gut health. The Myers Way® includes dietary changes designed to help identify potentially problematic foods while emphasizing foods that support the body as part of a broader approach to autoimmune health.
