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Studies have shown that the rise in autoimmune diseases is primarily linked to changes in lifestyle and environmental factors. Statistics indicate that between 8-10% of the world’s population suffer from these diseases, which encompass about 150 different types, including Type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and multiple sclerosis. The causes involve genetic and environmental factors, such as the Western diet that relies heavily on processed foods rich in fats and salt, as well as excessive sterilization that reduces exposure to germs, forcing the immune system to overreact. Additionally, weather fluctuations and chronic psychological stress can disrupt immune functions, with an expected annual increase in cases of 19.1%. These factors can cause organ damage and serious health complications, and their exact causes remain completely unclear to this day.
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