Member since November 2023
Elizabeth Yarnell is obsessed with inflammation. The hidden kind that is behind almost every symptom of pain, discomfort, emotion, or dysfunction and especially those symptoms that characterize autoimmune and other inflammatory disorders. The kind of chronic inflammation that can be challenging for medical doctors to understand or successfully manage.
Based on a career as a traditional naturopath and certified food sensitivity therapist, she founded The Inflammation Academy to empower anyone anywhere to reclaim control over how they feel today and tomorrow through non-pharmaceutical lifestyle changes.
Her upcoming book explores the connection between chronic inflammation, multiple sclerosis, and other autoimmune conditions.
She’s an award-winning cookbook author, TEDx speaker, and patented inventor who frequently appears in online summits, on podcasts, and on live stages. Elizabeth was recently featured in the "Strange Pain" Docuseries alongside luminaries such as Dr. Tom O'Bryan.
On the side, she is the founder of an ed-tech company that teaches digital storytelling skills to thousands of elementary and middle school students through online and in-person programs.
Inflammation, diet, parasites, autoimmunity, chronic illness, multiple sclerosis
In my twenties I wasn't interested in health at all. I was a girl-on-the-go and mostly ate fast food, restaurant leftovers, or simply skipped the meal. In fact, the only staple foods I kept in my apartment for that entire decade were Crystal Lite, Diet Coke, and Gummi Bears. It probably shouldn't have come as such a big surprise when I awoke one morning blind in my right eye and learned that I had multiple sclerosis.
My a-ha moment came when I realized that inflammation is at the root of most -- if not all -- chronic symptoms that keep us from living our best lives.
In my twenties I wasn't interested in health at all. I was a girl-on-the-go and mostly ate fast food, restaurant leftovers, or simply skipped the meal. In fact, the only staple foods I kept in my apartment for that entire decade were Crystal Lite, Diet Coke, and Gummi Bears. It probably shouldn't have come as such a big surprise when I awoke one morning blind in my right eye and learned that I had multiple sclerosis.
My a-ha moment came when I realized that inflammation is at the root of most -- if not all -- chronic symptoms that keep us from living our best lives.
