Dr Brooke Goldner: An amazing personality! Please watch her videos to see what I mean. She's a doctor who combines her skills as a physician and psychiatrist, along with her personal experience tackling lupus to help patients with autoimmune conditions.
Joyce Hale: I came to know of Joyce Hale through an hour long talk she gave in 2018. That talk is powerful! Joyce is a great speaker. In the talk, she narrates her personal struggles, her discovery of WFPB guidelines and how she adopted them step by step, thereby experiencing benefits! Highly recommended.
Jill Harrington: Recovered from lupus in 1995 through water-only fasting at TrueNorth Health Center, followed by adoption of strict food guidelines centered around Whole Food Plant-Based system. Jill also wrote a book: 'The Lupus Recovery Diet' (211 pages, 2007).
Dr Ro Ho: A Family Practice Physician who recovered from lupus by adopting a Whole Food Plant-Based diet.
Jami Heymann: In an article at Forks Over Knives, Jami narrates her personal story. She writes, "Today, nine months after my diagnosis, I feel totally healthy and normal, with no symptoms of lupus."
Eye Opener! Listening to all the personal story videos in the articles below was an eye opener for me. For the first time, I came to realize the gravity of the situation: lupus is a difficult condition to tackle! Patients who heal themselves via Whole Food Plant-Based guidelines experience nothing short of a miracle! The good news is that many people report complete cessation of symptoms! Even blood tests confirm that the disease no longer exists.
McDougall Stories: Personal stories by his patients who were cured of lupus by following McDougall's WFPB guidelines.
Jill Harrington's Book: The Lupus Recovery Diet: A Natural Approach to Autoimmune Disease That Really Works (211 pages, 2007) by Jill Harrington. The first half of Jill's book is personal stories and testimonials of various individuals who reversed lupus by adopting plant-based diets.
Other Stories:
Story #2: offset 1:32: Chris Miller (medical doctor) who couldn't work due to lupus.