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In my opinion everything about him is a scam. He’s probably already selling every vitamin known to man to try and make up some of the nutrients in the foods he says we shouldn't eat. As a scientist he should know foods provide more nutrients than supplements.
- Is Dr. Gundry and "leaky gut" a scam? - Mayo Clinic Connect
Leaky gut is not a scam, but I don't favor Dr. Gundry's...
- Is Dr. Gundry and "leaky gut" a scam? - Mayo Clinic Connect
This article takes a closer look at the claims made by Dr. Steven Gundry, a heart surgeon and author of several books on nutrition. In this Dr Gundry diet review, we provide evidence to evaluate his statements and we give information to assess its accuracy.
Did American physician and author Dr. Steven Gundry discover three "completely natural ingredients, and as a result, blood pressure disappeared forever"? No, that's not true: Gundry's publicist said that this post is a "total scam" and was not produced by his team.
Steven Gundry is a legitimate medical doctor, and like a few other MDs in the wellness sphere. But he seems to be focused on making sales versus actually helping people with their health.
Leaky gut is not a scam, but I don't favor Dr. Gundry's approach--$$$$$ and manipulation. A good resource is the IFM, Institute of Functional Medicine website. You can read a lot of material and research for yourself.
I have decided to continue taking Dr. Steven Gundry's Bio-Complete 3 to help regulate naturally the build-up and destructive acts of "Lectins and Sugar." The much bigger poison in our society is "Sugar". Dr Gundry's products do work to help digestive issues, but it's only 1/2 the solution.
Gundry has made erroneous claims that lectins, a type of plant protein found in numerous foods, cause inflammation resulting in many modern diseases. [5] His Plant Paradox diet suggests avoiding all foods containing lectins. [6] Scientists and dietitians have classified Gundry's claims about lectins as pseudoscience.
