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The AIP Summit Podcast

Sharing reliable and actionable information about the Autoimmune Protocol to help people with autoimmune disease improve their quality of life.

Podcast · By Jaime Hartman & Marie-Noelle Marquis · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    51: Movement Is Medicine - Training Smart with Autoimmune Disease featuring Lana Buettner (opens the original)

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    This episode features audio from Lana Buettner's presentation at the 7th Annual AIP Summit, "The Autoimmune Athlete: Empowered Movement." Lana, a board certified functional health coach and AIP Certified Coach living with ankylosing spondylitis, shares her journey from Division I college tennis to competitive padel, and breaks down how to use movement as a therapeutic tool, including during flares, without overtraining. Timestamps: 00:27 – Episode preview plus two announcements (AIP Certified Co

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    50: Connection Is the Thread - 50 Episodes in Review (opens the original)

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    To celebrate a major milestone, Jaime and Marie-Noelle look back at the first 50 episodes of the AIP Summit Podcast and share eight moments that resonated with them most, from sustainability and travel to weight stigma, rare diagnoses, perfectionism, creativity, mental health, and our connection to the natural world. In This Episode (00:05) Welcome and mission recap (01:25) Announcements: Urban AIP's Labor Day sale, the Autoimmune Association Hope Journey Walk in DC, and the next AIP Certified C

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    49: Scleroderma and the AIP Spectrum - A Client Healing Story with Sarah Brookes (opens the original)

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    Sarah Brookes joins Jaime and Marie-Noelle to unpack the idea of AIP as a spectrum rather than an all-or-nothing protocol, walk through a client's nine-month journey reversing scleroderma symptoms through diet alone, and share her own six-month reintroduction struggle and what finally helped her through it. The episode closes with Sarah's take on when AIP is not the right starting point and why nervous system regulation often needs to come first. View Sarah's profile on the AIP Certified Coach D

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    48: Stop Chasing the Perfect Diet - Marcia Murata (opens the original)

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    AIP Certified Coach and bioindividual nutritionist Marcia Murata Cesario joins Jaime and Marie-Noelle to explore how bioindividuality shapes AIP coaching. Marcia shares the family story that led her into AIP work, then walks through a detailed case study of a client managing rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, and Sjögren's simultaneously. The conversation moves into the biochemistry behind bioindividual reactions (histamines, salicylates, oxalates) and closes with Marcia's coaching philosophy of m

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    47: Gut Health, AIP, and the Case for Food Freedom with Emilie Davis (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Marie-Noelle sits down with Emilie Davis, an AIP Certified Coach and gut health nutritionist based in Salt Lake City. Emilie's own path started with years of chronic illness and an eventual autoimmune diagnosis, and it's shaped a practice that puts gut health testing at the center of her work with clients. This conversation is especially useful for AIP Certified Coaches looking to deepen their functional testing knowledge, as well as anyone doing AIP on their own who feels like

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