29 juni 2026
35 min
When most people start the Autoimmune Protocol, they naturally focus on the food: what to remove, what to eat instead, and how to navigate all of the planning that comes with a major dietary change.
But one of the most important things happening during AIP is often something you can’t actually see—changes happening inside the gut itself.
Because AIP isn’t just designed to remove potential food triggers. It’s also designed to support systems commonly affected in autoimmune disease, including the gut lining, the microbiome, nutrient status, and immune regulation.
And those changes don’t always happen quickly or in a straight line.
For many people, healing happens gradually over time. Digestion may become more stable. Energy may improve. Foods that caused symptoms early on may become tolerable much later in the process.
In this episode of the AIP Deep Dive series, Mickey explains what’s actually happening in the gut during AIP and why healing often continues long after the elimination phase ends.
She explores intestinal permeability, the microbiome, nutrient density, lifestyle factors, and why healing is often more about rebuilding resilience than achieving perfection.
00:00 – Introduction and Mickey’s personal gut healing story
04:35 – Why the gut matters in autoimmune disease
09:10 – Intestinal permeability (“leaky gut”) explained
14:10 – How the microbiome shifts during AIP
17:55 – Why nutrient density supports repair
21:30 – The role of lifestyle, stress, and sleep
25:31 – Why healing isn’t linear
31:22 – Wrap-up and key takeaways
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