Thought I would give an update, it’s been 9 years. UC and Candida has not been a problem since the post. I can eat almost whatever I want, but I don’t. But I can eat fruit daily, milk daily, some bread, ice cream, beer once a month. Liver hepatitis/cancer has also not been a problem, with liver flushes every 3-4 months. Anger/resentment is probably holding this back from a more permanent result. I still need to do more work on that. My lungs were doing very poorly at one time (30% V02 max), they are now 90%, thanks to HIIT training. I drink raw milk everyday. I eat raw eggs (m ...
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Updated October 15, 2009 I suppressed my ulcerative colitis 10 years ago and after 10 years of hell, I’ve finally beaten Candida. I was forced to do this after getting liver hepatitis/cancer which I’ve also beaten now as well, without medical intervention. There is often more than one factor that causes UC and Candida. You have to treat this as a laundry list and make sure you eliminate as many factors as possible. As you eliminate each factor you will get one step closer to being healthier. Don’t let anyone or anything deter you from getting well from UC, Candida, or liver hepati ...
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I thought I’d update everyone on how I’m doing almost 2 years later, in a journal format. I’ve been using the Primal Diet from Aajonus Vonderplanitz for about 1.5 years now. 2 years ago I was forced to find an alternative solution to my health issues after being diagnosed with liver hepatitis and cancer. Liver cancer does not respond to any medical treatments well and you either find your own solution or you die, so that’s what I did. I lived with 24 hour liver pain which sometimes caused me to vomit, lose consciousness, and urinate blood. And it was getting worse, the pain was so ba ...
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I had UC, it was really bad 10 years ago. UC is often related to candida and whatever kills candida can often help your UC. Candida is related to digestion. Fix your digestion you fix all of the above. If you are unhealthy, without question you have parasites, especially with all the toxins and other environmental hazards in our lives. Will Humaworm ”cure” your UC? It could but it’s only one factor and other things need to be done to look at your underlying condition. Parasites can live in your gut and irritate it’s walls with their toxins. It’s common enough that I recommend that ...
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I can help. Check out my message here. I eat healthy, i am one of the most athletic people you will ever meet. I was too, happy and an athlete and top of my class, but UC will kick your ass over time if you don’t handle it correctly.   [End]
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For those interested, my full protocol is here. I just found this thread after helping someone. https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i There is other stuff I’m doing now, but that’s what got me out of trouble. Btw, when I say I’m well, I really am well, I spar with guys who are 20 years old in wrestling. My brain works almost as well as when I was 20. But, everything comes at a price. I eat extremely clean, I still liver flush every 3 months, I do a water fast for 5 days once a year, I see a homeopath (doing several unda brand remedies), I have an energy healer (network ...
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Good advice, thanks for sharing. Question: Did you recover from colon cancer with or without medical intervention? Did you follow the Gerson strategy? I’m curious. Thank you.   [End]
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That’s cool, but I think there are other ways to get healthy flora and bacteria into your guts. I’d rather eat kefir from raw milk myself. Thanks for sharing though, knowing all of the alternatives is interesting.   [End]
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This is all good advice, I fixed my body a similar way. http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i As you can see, I pretty much do what you do, but I think I go a little farther with the Primal Diet, which has helped the most (for me). I’m not sure what people are looking for, but I don’t think drugs and gimicks or special supplements is the answer to UC. Anyway, congratulations on beating it, it takes hard work, a strong will, and fortitude to walk your own path (and not follow doctor’s advice), but it’s well worth it.   [End]
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You’re welcome, I’m glad it helped someone.   [End]
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You should read my post on how I beat Ulcerative Colitis. http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i ---------------------------------------- I suppressed my ulcerative colitis 10 years ago and after 10 years of hell, I’ve finally beaten Candida. I was forced to do this after getting liver hepatitis/cancer which I’ve also beaten now as well. I strongly recommend not just reading what I’ve written here and instead continuing your education and reading some of the books I’ve recommended below. There are many factors involved in causing UC and Candida! And you have ...
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Diet is where it’s at if you want to beat the inflammation. This guys speaks the truth. Our stories are somewhat similar. They key for me was eating mostly fruit in my diet. I’d say most of my meals (90%) are fruit only. It’s the core of my health program. The following is my entire protocol for those that are interested. http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i   [End]
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lifestyle may contribute also to that problem. Absolutely all of these things are important. Not only to stopping bleeding (which is the first step) but to getting your health back. Note: I feel that zappers are good for killing bacteria, but for parasites herbal parasite cleanses are better. I had parasites and have tried zappers (I have two), tried humaworm and Barefoot’s dewormer, and Barefoot’s dewormer I found to be the best. The herbs get deeper into the intestines and the zapper affects bacteria better, both affect the entire body. So both have their place. Another really ...
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That’s all detox and potentially even parasites. It’s good you’re sticking with it, most people get scared when they get a bad healing reaction. You might also want to check out some of my posts below. I had UC for 3 years before beating it and I haven’t had it for 10 years now. Currently, I’m in the best health of my life, so I try to share what I can. gl   [End]
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That author is absolutely correct. Fasting can definitely help with UC, it heals your body but most importantly it heals your stomach and liver, which directly affect your digestion and UC. Fasting with only distilled water is maybe the best way, but it needs to followed up with a diet. You don’t have to be as radical as 6 weeks (7-10 days is plenty). I highly recommend reading about fasting before doing one. Fasting is great, if done properly and with some knowledge. After the fast, it’s important to change your diet to at least remove foods that are not good for you, or you could be i ...
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Dr. Goldstein is 100% correct. The big question is ”why do I have it and other people don’t”? It’s because autointoxication effects everyone differently. Some people detox through migraines, some people through rashes, acne, and eczema, some sleep for ages. You... bleed rectally, probably because you didn’t have much detox when you were younger. I feel worst for the people who living unhealthy and don’t detox at all, it’s just cancer waiting to happen. Fasting can definitely help with UC, it heals your body but most importantly it heals your stomach and liver, which directly affec ...
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All of the above. http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i   [End]
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I’m glad you’re feeling better, UC is terrible and I can relate all too well. However, I have to let you know that Prednisolon and drugs in general are short term fixes only. You can’t take cortico steroids for a long time and your doctor is right, the long term side effects are very bad. Steroids are bad for the average man, they are devastating to people with UC. Cortico steroids help you in the short term but will mess your body up in the long term. Badly. I know people that have followed the steroid path and they are no longer working, they don’t function. One has lost part of hi ...
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Losing your hair is about overall health, fungus, and about your body detoxing through your hair. Grey hair is also related. I never took any medication prescribed by the gastointestinologist, but my hair also began receding when I got UC. The only way that I know to get it to stop is to fix your underlying health issues. Probiotics, as much as it’s helping now, is just stop damming your underlying issues. Because they are still there, your hair will continue to fall out. Also, eventually, the probiotics will not be enough to hold the problem at bay and you’ll need to have another ...
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Here. http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1188271#i You will probably get it too sometime in your life, probably earlier than her, it runs in families. Sorry. :( There is hope if you followed what I outlined. If you follow the doctors, it’s a dark path.   [End]
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If you continue to eat like that, it will come back, hopefully not as cancer. I got UC when I was VERY active, so sitting was not a factor. Exercise definitely helps with health in general (and I recommend it if you can d it) and I’m glad it’s helped you, but diet and lifestyle is the key.   [End]
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It definitely makes a difference, sunlight and exercise. Fresh air too. Trouble with exercise though, is that when someone is very unhealthy it’s almost impossible to do. Once you get healthy again, it’s something that people should do. Personally, when I first got UC, I exercised a lot. UC put an end to that more or less. But that’s all behind me now. I’m 100% free from UC, Candida, and everything.   [End]
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Hair loss is related to fungus, fungus is related to UC. It’s also related to bad health. The way to stop your hair loss is to increase your health. You are almost exactly where I was when I was your age, but my hair loss started at age 25. I had UC 10 years ago. The real problem was Candida. But the real problem wasn’t Candida, it was actually my eating habits. Being fruitarian has reversed all illness. Go to the Barefoot Herbalist forums on this site and learn as much as you can to improve your health imo. Your UC/ Candida symptoms will return eventually and it will be unpleasan ...
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