Category Archives: Ulcerative Colitis

infective Ulcerative colitis By: Hamid Mat Sain MD,FRCS … Continue reading →

Ulcerative Colitis Treatment - Testimonial Ulcerative Colitis is a life style problem that causes inflammation in large intestine. Ulcerative Colitis is a life style problem that causes inflammation in large intestine. In Ayurveda,... By: Dr. Vikram Chauhan … Continue reading →

How I Reversed Ulcerative Colitis Virtually Overnight How I became a raw vegan and why? Do you have or know someone who has IBD or IBS or any digestive disorder? Want to get rid of it for good? Here is what I did and what you can do too! https://y... By: Raw Traveler … Continue reading →

How I reversed Ulcerative Colitis overnight part II Second part of the story of how I became raw. https://youtube.com/c/rawtraveler. By: Raw Traveler … Continue reading →

Drinking Water and IBD How much water should you drink each day if you suffer with Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis, and where should you source that water from. By: Greg Williams IBD Specialist … Continue reading →

Drexel Medicine Gastroenterologist Explains Inflammatory Bowel Disease Inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn's and ulcerative colitis can be debilitating illnesses. But as Drexel gastroenterologist Neilanjan Nandi, MD, explains, there are new medications available... By: Drexel Medicine … Continue reading →

Published on March 31, 2015 An 18-year-old Lance Noble, if asked what ulcerative colitis was, would likely have tried to make something up in an attempt to sound smart. Lance Noble is the main organizer for P.A.'s first Gutsy Walk. Gutsy Walks take place across the country to raise funds for Crohn's and Colitis Canada. Funds raised go toward research and awareness campaigns regarding the connected digestive disorders. A 25-year-old Lance Noble no longer needs to make anything up; he knows full well what ulcerative colitis is. And now, he is on a mission to make sure Prince Albertans know all about it too. Noble, who was diagnosed with the digestive disorder seven years ago, is the main local organizer for the Gutsy Walk, a fundraiser for Crohns and Colitis Canada to be held for the first time in P.A. on June 7. When I was diagnosed I had no idea what it was, said Noble. Crohns and Colitis Canada gave me resources and tools and they educated my doctors and got me where I am now. Information and awareness is a big thing. Both Crohns and colitis are chronic diseases that affect the intestines, and thus the bodys immune … Continue reading →

Healing Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Through Natural Means Tyler Tolman discusses healing inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis through Natural Healing means such as fasting and colon cleansing. Got a health issue you... By: Tyler Tolman … Continue reading →

Vlog # 20 - I survived Ulcerative Colitis - March 21 2015 Rant supreme from the rant extraordinaire. ***Language warning*** By: Christina Harrington … Continue reading →

WHEN little Izzy Toms started having severe diarrhoea her mum Selma was desperate to try and find out what was causing it and what could be done to help. It took four months for the problem to be diagnosed as ulcerative colitis an inflammatory bowel disease. During that uncertain time Selma tried changing Izzys diet to see if it would help relieve the symptoms and she also consulted a friends daughter who is a nutritionist. I was looking for an answer. As a mum, I was really puzzled about how this had happened and I wanted to try and help her. She was about four years old and while she was waiting for a diagnosis, which took about four months, I was trying to change her diet to help. I was desperate. The nutritionist thought it might be a reaction to gluten or that she was coeliac. I also tried a lactose-free diet and gave her soya and other milk. It did not seem to make any difference, said Selma, who originates from Turkey and now lives in Fernhill Heath with her husband Matt and their two daughters. I come from a Mediterranean country where there are goats and I … Continue reading →