By Fiona Chin N.D. 
The microbiome plays a critical role in autoimmune kidney disease (CKD), shaping the gut–kidney axis, immune balance, and long-term renal health. When the gut becomes disrupted through dysbiosis, mould exposure, heavy metals, or other toxins, it can directly impact both immunity and kidney function.
In this video, Dr. Grace Liu breaks down how gut health influences autoimmune kidney disease, uncovering the root causes of imbalance and sharing practical strategies to restore the microbiome. This includes targeted use of probiotics, prebiotics, and personalised protocols to support both gut and kidney health.
Beyond this, the conversation explores advanced gut-reset strategies, high-dose probiotic therapy, and the deeper connections among genetics, detoxification, and immune regulation. It also highlights the importance of a holistic approach, addressing stress, trauma, and oxytocin to support full-body healing and microbiome recovery.
00:00 Intro
00:10 Dr. Grace Liu Introduction
02:33 Gut-Kidney Connection in Autoimmune Disease
09:01 Identifying Root Causes: Mold, Metals & Toxins
13:25 Healing Protocols for Gut & Immune Restoration
28:39 Advanced Gut Reset & Probiotic Mega-Dosing
33:42 Best Probiotics & Prebiotic Foods for Gut Diversity
41:04 Genetics, Detox & the Gut–Autoimmunity Connection
50:27 Holistic Healing: Stress, Trauma & Oxytocin
57:27 Outro
