Dear Matias,

Yes I take non-cancer clients. I help people with different diseases and conditions as diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases etc.

Raynaud’s disease can be a symptom of different conditions as systemic sclerosis, fibrosis, micronutrient deficiencies (iodine), chronic stress response with resulting chronic muscle tension/tonus, impaired blood flow, chronic hyperventilation/ low CP, impaired gut health. In my understanding of things, all of the above can be approached systemically through my pentagram protocol training: combination of Buteyko, Keto and the exercises optimising energy distribution mental/physical/immune.

About the book you are quoting: in order to experience all the positive sides of Keto IF/CR diet you need to go through life style change and adaptation process that have at least 3 stages – the last one including normalisation of thermoregulation. Besides that, the accumulation of brown body fat is one of the possibilities that could cure Raynaud’s!

Matias, please book the time for the 1.5 hour intro online session through my booking module.

Look forward to meet you 🙂
Misha Sakharoff

Misha, do you know whether ketogenic diet helps with Raynaud’s disease? According to Artour Rakhimov, the Buteyko method does help. And from my own experiences I know that sometimes intermittent fasting temporarily aggravates the symptoms [1].

Do you take non-cancer patients as clients? I’m really interested in your multifunctional therapy. I have achieved a morning CP of 20+ seconds a couple of times, and that alone feels great — but I can only fantasize how energetic and wonderful it would feel to have a morning CP of over 30, 40 or 60 second.

Footnotes:

[1]: Brad Pilon explains this in his book Eat Stop Eat (Expanded Edition, 2013; p. 187) this way:

“Q: Sometimes when I fast my finger tips get cold, why is that?

Fasting increases the blood flow to your body fat (the process is called adipose tissue blood flow). 334 So when you are fasting more blood is travelling to your body fat, presumably to help move it to your muscles where it can be burned as a fuel. Due to this increased travel to your body fat, vasoconstricton occurs in your fingertips and sometimes toes to compensate. So in some cases it’s a ‘necessary evil’ in the fat loss process.”

Dear Jens, both Buteyko breathing and Ketogenic nutrition show very good and stable results with epilepsy. Read more: Buteyko for Epilepsy and Keto for epilepsy. You are welcome to call me if you have any questions: +45 20735306. Best regards/ varme hilsener, Misha Sakharoff

Best regard
Jens