Egyptian debate resurges over Al-Tayyibat diet after another death

The controversial "Tayyibat" dietary system in Egypt has seen a resurgence of attention following posts on social media discussing related deaths. This system promotes stopping the use of essential medications such as those for diabetes and hypertension, claiming that certain diets can cure chronic diseases. Health authorities have confirmed that this is unscientific and poses a real risk to patients' lives. In one case, a girl’s mother died after discontinuing her treatment based on promises made by the system, highlighting the dangers of abandoning medications without medical supervision. The Ministry of Health and the Medical Syndicate consider the practices of the system’s founder, the late Dr. Diaa El-Awadi, to be genuinely hazardous to health. His license had been revoked before his death, and they emphasized that such claims endanger patients’ lives and should not be promoted.

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