What the book says is true, everyone has his own person, but your father has rheumatoid disease, which is not suitable for Dr. Wang's nutrition theory. Any theory has its correct side and its limitations. Many arguments put forward in the Lost Nutrition turn left, which is actually very correct. Unfortunately, when he used nutrients as medicine to treat diseases, if the diseases were not due to the lack of nutrients, including implicit or indirect lack, conditioning with nutrients could not be successful, and even if it was effective in the near future, it could not be completely cured. We can't say that all diseases in the world are lack of protein and malnutrition, can we?

Nutrients are also a kind of "medicine" from a certain angle and need to be symptomatic. At the same time, there is a small amount to regulate the body, maintain health after normal use, and take a large amount to treat diseases and die of excessive poisoning. Most understandably, too much fat intake leads to obesity, and too much protein intake can damage the kidney and lead to osteoporosis.

The core of nutrition is moderation and balance. Your mother's rheumatoid disease is an autoimmune disease, which does not belong to the category of metabolic diseases. To put it bluntly, the target organ of metabolic diseases is the liver, the liver is the central organ of material metabolism, and the central organs of the immune system are lymph and thymus, with clear boundaries. Your mother's rheumatoid disease can't be treated by nutrition alone.

Although nutrition is very important, if the cause of any disease is not eliminated, even if the repair is successful, the body can still be destroyed. Therefore, when nutrition is described as omnipotent, there are many potential risks, especially when patients take large doses or multiple varieties of nutrients at the same time. Perhaps Dr. Wang is experienced and can be adjusted in time, but after all, the viewpoint of "losing nutrition" is still very young and needs time and a lot of practice accumulation. There may be undiscovered side effects while there is curative effect, so caution is recommended.

The effects of nutrition on human body can be divided into supportive (during chemotherapy for tumor patients), rehabilitative (when surgery or serious illness begins to heal) and therapeutic (iron deficiency anemia, night blindness, etc.). Be sure to find out whether your illness can benefit from nutritional conditioning. It's not about the amount of money. I can't spit it out after eating. If it's bad for your health, it's harmful!