What Doctors Don't Tell YouDr John Hermon-Taylor, the IBD researcher, noted that there are seasonal differences in the prevalence of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis which may explain why some sufferers of Crohn's experience ...
Crohn's disease, which causes inflammation of the bowel, may be caused by drinking milk, a leading surgeon believes. ...
The MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccination may cause autism and Crohn's disease, five studies to be published later this year will reveal. ...
Q:I have recently been discharged from hospital having had colitis and Crohn's disease diagnosed. I have been ill for three months and have lost 28 pounds. I am waiting for a consultation with a g ...
WDDTY vol 5 no 9 contains a question and answer about colitis and Crohn's disease. The end of the answer described Enzyme Potentiated Desensitization as something about which there is lack of data ...
Change your diet. A wide range of nutritional disturbances have been recognized in Crohn's and UC patients (J R Col Physicians London, 1986; 20: 45-8; Postgrad Med J, 1983; 50: 690-7). .. ...
Crohn's disease may be linked to measles, researchers in Sweden have suggested. The greatest risk of developing the disease occurs if measles is contracted by a newborn or the fetus is exposed to ...
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Viruses, bacteria or even drugs can be the hidden triggers of inflammatory bowel disease, and many other intestinal illnesses can be mistaken for it. ...
The suggestions keep flooding in on how to tackle Crohn's. One reader sticks to a strict dairy-free diet, while another takes a Slippery Elm pill 20 minutes before meals and strengthens her digestive system with probiotics.
