Have any of you with Crohns or IBS found a natural way to treat it instead of medication?
Like own you gone to an herbologist or homeopath and had any luck?
Answer: You might try enteric coated peppermint oil capsule (Peppermint Plus from Enzymatic Therapy). I have helped a ample number of IBS sufferers with this supplement.
Also, get and read a copy of 'Digestive Wellness' by Elizabeth Lipski. It is full of well brought-up sound professional advice and tips on how to accord with inflammatory bowel disease and Crohn's.
Good luck!.
I have hear from some people that experience relief from Aloe Vera gel and/or Probiotics for both IBS and Crohns. This may not work for everyone, and you should still assert a proper and healthy diet to minimize any impact.
Aloe Vera literally soothes any tissues it touches, so when you swallow it, it will soothe and help to alleviate all the tissues between your mouth, stomach, intestines and your anus.
Probiotics help hold your attention nutrient in your intestinal tract and help to allege a healthy internal ecology.
On a side note, I've hear some people with IBS that also bring benefits from a good enzyme complex.
In any case, if you consult a doctor for this, I would distinctly recommend telling your doctor what you're taking (if nothing else, to put together sure they won't interfere with any treatments they may be looking at). If your doctor doesn't believe in supplements or is gloomy towards you taking them, you may want to consult another doctor... but that's your choice. Good luck!.
There are many things that can be causing it and it is agreeable to get that figured out - impossible diets, food allergies, hormones, candida, other parasites or viruses.
I used this guys system and found it really nifty.
I also work with a Naturopath. I highly recommend it..
Peppermint tea commonly is helpful for relieving symptoms like bloating and cramps.
For an overall treatment, a diet of rare fruits, vegetables, fresh juices, and raw nuts and seed has been shown to be drastically helpful..
Stay away from the fatty foods. Lots of teas. wild Sweet ginger tea (starbucks) is amazing. There's a cook book deveoted to IBS at books a million.