Egyptian doctor on Tayyibat System effects
The interview indicates that the Tabieat system, named after the late Egyptian doctor Diaa El Awadi, is based on the premise that food is the sole cause of diseases. It promotes adherence to a list of permitted and forbidden foods with the aim of self-healing from chronic illnesses such as diabetes, cancer, and kidney failure. However, experts, including Dr. Mohamed Mamdouh, emphasize that this system lacks scientific evidence and encourages patients to stop medications and abandon medical follow-up, which can lead to a deterioration of health, especially in patients with chronic conditions. The system is also criticized for excluding beneficial foods like fruits and vegetables and for promoting harmful foods, such as processed sugar and high-sugar products, despite acknowledging their damaging effects. Experts confirm that the improvements some followers experience are often temporary and mask a gradual decline in their health. Scientific studies underscore that dietary systems like the Mediterranean diet, which are based on long-term research, are the safest and most effective. They recommend not replacing evidence-based medicine with claims that lack scientific proof.
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