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#72 Meat Saved My Kidneys with Ira Sahay

#72 Meat Saved My Kidneys with Ira Sahay

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 Free Deep Dive on Heart Health: https://www.sameerdossani.net/webinar 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MeatHeals 🎙 Podcast - https://www.spreaker.com/show/recovery-and-transformation 📸 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sam3r/ 👍🏾 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SameerDossaniHealthCoaching 🕸️ Website - https://sameerdossani.net When doctors told Ira Sahay she was heading for a kidney transplant due to advanced membranous nephropathy, they offered no cure — just steroids, fear, and ambiguity. What they didn’t offer was hope. And they certainly didn’t offer meat. In this episode, Ira shares how she went from fainting on a Mumbai sidewalk with 7,600+ mg/dL proteinuria, to full clinical remission — on a zero-carb, all-meat carnivore diet. We explore: Her diagnosis and the medical system's dead-end response The emotional toll of a body in collapse How she discovered the carnivore diet through desperation and data Why going against mainstream nutritional dogma saved her life The backlash she faced in India — and how she's now helping others do the same The Ayurvedic roots of meat as medicine (yes, really) How she helps clients reverse autoimmune conditions, obesity, and diabetes without counting calories or cooking for hours This is not a story of supplements, hacks, or luck. This is a story of radical self-responsibility, ancestral wisdom, and the healing power of meat. 🔗 Follow Ira on Twitter: @lowcarbhealer 📢 Ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about diet and disease? Listen now. Get the DLife course: https://www.elearning.dlife.in/shop/6-month-low-carb-nutrition-diploma/
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