A Mother’s Faith, a Simple Diet, and a Daughter’s Full Recovery
11 days ago
- A Genetic Diagnosis Doesn’t Have to Be the End of the Story
Jessica Roman’s daughter was born with an ACTG2 genetic mutation that caused intestinal and bladder failure. Doctors offered TPN (IV nutrition) and eventually discussed an intestinal transplant — but Jessica and her husband refused to accept the prognosis as final. - The No-Plant GAPS Diet Can Support Severe Gut Dysfunction
Developed from Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride’s GAPS protocol, the no-plant version — meat, organ meat, meat stock, fermented dairy, and egg yolks — helped reverse her daughter’s decline within weeks, restoring color, mobility, speech, and growth. - Homemade Fermentation Rebuilds the Microbiome
Jessica explains why homemade fermented dairy (unlike store-bought yogurt) removes lactose entirely, starves harmful yeast and bacteria, and rebuilds a damaged gut — a process she says transformed both her daughter’s health and her own.
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