6 Food Facts for Crohn's Disease | Healthgrades
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- It can be difficult and frustrating to figure out the right diet to manage your Crohn’s disease. Whether you’re in the middle of a flare or in remission, learning how your diet affects your Crohn’s can help you control the disease. Be the first to see our new videos.
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Animal foods are pro inflammatory and plant foods are anti inflammatory so as a UC sufferer I avoid meat, fish and dairy. My only medication is a very low dose non steroidal tablet and I have been symptom free for nine years.
The microbiome is sustained by fibre from plant foods so perhaps a gentle introduction to vegetable soups and fruit smoothies would be an option for Crohns patients.
I'm sorry but I have a question, you literally cut off red meat and fish, what can you use for alternatives ?
@@anhlien3197 Agree so many people with their own advice on here that works for them, not for all...
Lots of bad advice here, especially about eating bread (don't, the last thing you need is insoluble fiber scraping through your colon like sandpaper), and also about eating 5 meals throughout the day. Go see how people are finding a lot of healing with intermittent fasting. You need time for your gut to heal. Stop sending food through your bowels so often and give yourself time to heal from flares. Look into the carnivore diet, specific carb diet, low FODMAP etc. if you actually want to get better. This video is 5 years old but about 15 years out of date.
Hi. White bread probably doesn't has to much fiber. Sorry my english
@@JuanLopez-vf3mo its worse
@@hrefu probably depends on who eat it. An organic sourdough bread would be right for people who suffer IBD during flares.
I know someone with crohns who had horrible flare ups going Carnivore
Definitely agree, for me what helps the most I always skip my breakfast because my stomach and guts are very sensitive, the first meal I eat is after lunch and the second meal is in the evening, but no later than 8. So I basically eat only 2 times per day, energy levels are normal.
chicken, soups, potatoes, (mmj) does help- if you need to eat, and calms abdominal cramps
thank you i have to have shots and and take medicine all the time and. i get stomach pain a lot so this vid helps lot thank you
I needa take meds that tastes like nail polish
I suffer from it as well,,,, collagen,,, soups with chicken bone broth or meat broths
This I can do, just found out today I had this since 11 and Im now 44 I lived a life in fear up until now understanding that I am not alone in this world. Chicken broth on the menu thank you and blessing to you.
Bananas and marshmallows help thicken stool when you have an ileostomy and have to change your pouch or go somewhere and it wont stop.
Eliminate the source of the digestive track irritation to prevent damage. See a allergist.
I had stomach pain for almost 1 year ....i didn’t go to hospital due to COVID also,I underestimated it ....I thought it’s going to go away ....it’s so painful I basically stopped eating more than once ....people I know kept saying u loosing weights ...Now after 1 year I lost over 30 pounds...my bottom right side is painful...I went to hospital and the doctors told me different things...they also ordered me medicine but, it’s not working.....They told me to avoid spicy,Fat and Fiber foods including soft drinks,alcohol,coffee......I don’t how I’m gonna gain weight again also,I don’t even know how I’m gonna live it ....I’m getting weaker and I get tired very fast ....my energy is going down ...it’s scary ..I’m just 29 and,this thing is gonna make me miss life
I don’t know you but I’m 17 and I got diagnosed in 2020 and let me tell you it sure is a battle I was losing weight rapidly and I always found myself in the bathroom. At one point I dropped all the way down to 105. I was embarrassed but kept pushing. I’m now on iv treatments every month for the rest of my life but hey I gained weight and my confidence. I’m now learning what is good for me and what is not. I started going to the gym which helped a lot and damn I love it.
@@camerondavis7676 This is inspiring to hear. I found out today I had this since 11 and I am now 44 I lived in fear my whole life not knowing what I had and everyone was wondering why I could eat so much and never put on weight. Hope you living your best life, mine has now started :)
Taco Bell, enough said lol
Some reason monster energy drinks help my stomic
For people commenting, I have chrons disease and everyone’s autoimmune situation is different. Stop giving “black or white” advice when not everyone is the same and you are not qualified to give medical advice lol
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