Important Notes About the Tayebat System

With the spread of the "Tayyebat" system in recent years, a lot of inaccurate information has emerged regarding Dr. Diaa El-Awady's intentions. Therefore, it is important to clarify some key points.

Medications

The intention was never to stop medications or neglect medical follow-up.

Dr. Diaa El-Awady's idea was that improving lifestyle and diet could help some people improve over time, potentially leading to a reduction in the need for certain medications under the supervision of a specialist doctor.

Sugars and Sweets

The goal was not to encourage people to overindulge in sugar or sweets.

He explained that the body needs glucose as an energy source, and it can be obtained from various sources such as grains, fruits, and other permissible foods within the system.

Natural Food

It was not meant that everything natural is harmful or forbidden.

However, the core idea was to advocate for a return to simpler, less processed food, and to move away as much as possible from modern, highly processed products.

Lifestyle Before Seeking Quick Fixes

Dr. Diaa El-Awady constantly emphasized the importance of reviewing daily habits and food quality before relying entirely on quick fixes or seeking a substitute for every health problem.

Differences in Opinions

Like any idea or dietary system, some may agree with certain opinions while others may disagree.

Dr. Diaa El-Awady presented his point of view and convictions as he saw them, and everyone retains the right to learn, research, and make the decision that suits them.

Important Note

The information on this website aims to organize and explain the content related to the "Tayyebat" system in a simplified manner, and does not replace consulting specialists for specific medical conditions or individual treatment decisions.