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Ep:86 CURE FOR CROHN'S DISEASE? Exploring better remedies! - by Robert Cywes 

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@cyberartsy
@cyberartsy 8 месяцев назад
I’ve never seen a surgeon helping people avoid surgery. Kudos to you, doc! 👏
@supercaptainbatdoggy
@supercaptainbatdoggy 6 месяцев назад
He'll probably be blacklisted by the system soon.
@willem161
@willem161 Год назад
Lifelong crohns sufferer, been on the carnivore diet for 4 months and I'm no longer having to take any medication!
@hcw199
@hcw199 9 месяцев назад
Can you tell us more about what you have been eating? Breakfast, lunch and dinner? Kind regards... hope your still doing well!
@woblobsterbeatboxer5124
@woblobsterbeatboxer5124 6 месяцев назад
Probably more about what you are not eating than what you are eating there ey
@vmelcris
@vmelcris 6 месяцев назад
What meat did you eat , breakfast ,lunch and dinner. Thanks
@yesboo348
@yesboo348 5 месяцев назад
that’s wonderful! can you tolerate the heavy cream in the carnivore diet? just a fellow crohnie asking..
@user-gx9wm3kl8r
@user-gx9wm3kl8r 5 месяцев назад
What medications were u taking? I have all the chrome disease symptoms but don't have medical insurance for colonoscopy. Maybe my primary doctor can recommend the meds you're taking.
@thomassazani9798
@thomassazani9798 3 года назад
I just shared your channel with over 5100 licenced physicians in Costa Rica.
@petercherry2285
@petercherry2285 Год назад
Thank you for this. I've suffered from Crohns for 44 years. I was advised by a knee surgeon to lose a lot of weight. I decided go zero carb and just eat meat and eggs only. Water and rooibos tea to drink. Ive lost 32kg in 7 months without really trying at all. But the real miracle happened within a few weeks. I went from running to the loo 15 times a day, terrible pain, losing blood to going only once a week. I rarely have pain anymore or any other Crohns symptoms. I get really emotional just thinking about it. I wish all Crohns suffers could get to try this. Its so very simple and easy to do. So life changing. God bless you all.
@LiveLoveLaugh22
@LiveLoveLaugh22 9 месяцев назад
Did you ever have a surgery for Crohn’s. My child has already had one and receives treatments every 8 weeks. Have you ever tried bone broth, if yes do you think it helps? Please send me any info that has been useful to you, thank you.
@LiveLoveLaugh22
@LiveLoveLaugh22 9 месяцев назад
Isn’t meat harder for your intestines to digest? And what is Rooibos tea?
@petercherry2285
@petercherry2285 9 месяцев назад
@@LiveLoveLaugh22 Meat much easier to digest with much less residue. A lot better than food containing fiber which is bad news for IBD sufferers. Rooibos is a popular hot beverage in South Africa. Try Googling it.
@Renee-radc
@Renee-radc 9 месяцев назад
@@LiveLoveLaugh22 Meat is easy to digest. I read a guy's post who had a colostomy bag and he tried all kinds of foods. The only thing that was completely digested were meats. He even tried eating huge chunks, gristle, etc., and it came out digested. Please try your child on carnivore. I've been on it for 4 years and I love it. {{hugs and prayers for your little one}}
@lakea.6218
@lakea.6218 8 месяцев назад
Finish the puzzle with anti-parasitics (fenbendazole, ivermectin) + anti-fungals.
@kellyhassanein3023
@kellyhassanein3023 3 года назад
Crohns sufferer, with colostomy. Recently switched to carnivore (3 months) lost weight, and noticed great improvement in digestion. There is nothing left after digestion, only liquid. This illness is horrific and the medications are outrageous. But this eating style has been very helpful for my experience with Crohns. Good luck to all the sufferers. Thank you Doctor for your video
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
Glad ur sharing your story. Thank you. Legitimacy.
@virtuallyme2518
@virtuallyme2518 Год назад
I really feel for you ... and agree wholeheartedly ... the medications are so dangerous ... my daughter was recently diagnosed with crohn's (perianal) and put on two immunosuppressants (biologics ... remicade and azathioprine) ... the doctor said there is a risk of skin cancer with these medication... and lymphoma ... amongst the most common ... but she reassured me that was mostly in patients who had been on these drugs for "DECADES" ... I did my own research ... there is scientific evidence from medical journals ... revealing small children are diagnosed with lymphoma within a YEAR of taking these same drugs (and various other biologics)!!!! They say my daughter will most definitely get bowel cancer is she doesn't go on these drugs ... but the drugs that will presumably protect her from bowel cancer ... will, most likely, give her some other form of cancer ... if not ... she may even drop dead during an infusion ... or a day after ... weeks after ... or months ... there is no indicator ... it's just a "risk" ... so each time she goes for another infusion ... I need to take sedatives to help me cope with the anticipation ... trying to come to terms with that fact that I have no other alternative ... that I am taking my daughter to the firing squad ... I die a thousand excruciating deaths every day ... consumed with worry ... I cry when alone ... when driving sometimes I scream ... and scream ... and SCREAM ... because I am suffocating with fear for my poor child ... I have damaged my vocal chords ... people often as me if I should see a doctor because they think I have a cold or virus ... I have spent every waking moment for nearly a year desperately trying to find "hope" ... but there is none ... just horror ... I can't afford to have a nervous breakdown ... because my daughter needs me ...
@adamharvey4865
@adamharvey4865 11 месяцев назад
Chrohns sufferer and colostomy too 😊 Are you still on this diet and are you still very healthy now?
@lachlanpage6885
@lachlanpage6885 4 месяца назад
Im a newbie to crohns disease, I didnt want to take medication after my flare up. Discovered the animal based diet and it has saved me!
@SonoftheWest316
@SonoftheWest316 3 месяца назад
Thank you for acknowledging the invisible pain we suffer can be akin to giving birth. So many don't understand and have tried gaslighting me into thinking its in my head.
@marshas6449
@marshas6449 3 года назад
As a Crohn's sufferer I appreciate the attention being paid to this disease. Maybe someday I can be free of Humira and Sulfasalazine. I have been trying keto-carnivore since August first and feel so much better. The days I focus on the carnivore are truly the best.
@Eric-the-wise
@Eric-the-wise 3 года назад
Yeah just stop eating garbage
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
It worked in my wife....meat is health
@robertkraychik1884
@robertkraychik1884 3 года назад
wow. amazing.
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 Год назад
Through elimination my wife figured out that it was lettuce that was causing her issues
@raam5776
@raam5776 10 месяцев назад
​@deepprey2776 Hi friend. I'm also a chrons patient. I'm having treatment for 2 years on humeira and stellera.But no improvement. Can you advice me pls.
@banana.lollipop
@banana.lollipop 3 года назад
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I've suffered from crohn's since I was 14 (I'm 29 now.) What you said about the pain is so accurate. Crohn's flare pain is absolutely horrific and it triggers the worst anxiety throughout my body. For me, nothing compares to that pain. Two weeks ago I started a carnivore diet because I am determined to be medication free (currently taking 150mg azathioprine) and I am tired of feeling sick and so dead tired all the time. A couple years ago I was taking full doses of Prednisone, budesonide, mesalamine and azathioprine all together. The side effects on top of the disease were beyond awful and I was mentally drained and defeated by my crohn's. I did my best to live my life and try to ignore and hide the pain and just deal with it but really I cried every day. I eventually figured out that vegetables and fruits made my crohn's hurt the worst and it helped a tremendously to cut them out of my diet. Many times I had kept trying to eat more vegetables because at the time I believed they were the best thing for me. I even tried juicing for quite a while but gave up on that after it continually made my crohn's worse. I am hopeful that a carnivore lifestyle will help me slowly wean off my medicine. But there's a key piece of the Crohn's puzzle that I don't often hear people talk about, and that is stress/anxiety. If there is a high stress situation, I will be running to the bathroom the next day with diarrhea, sometimes having accidents because sometimes I can't run to the bathroom fast enough. So while I think diet plays a large part in Crohn's disease, I am concerned that it is not the only contributor. I grew up in a very stressful, abusive home where I lived in intense fear, anxiety and worry much of the time and I can't help but wonder if that contributed to my disease. I just recently moved across the country to a new state and am free from that stressful life so I am trying to learn and practice controlling my anxiety in conjunction with the carnivore diet. I previously always felt so hopeless about my crohn's ever getting better. But now I have a newfound hope and positive attitude about it and I'm so excited to be doing this experiment. Thank you for being brave by taking a stand against traditional Crohn's treatments. Thank you for giving me more encouragement and hope. My eyes are filling with happy tears just thinking about the possibility of my body healing, both emotionally and physically. :)
@heavychevy4616
@heavychevy4616 Год назад
been messed up for about 10 years myself ...thank u for sharing that
@dianasabinamusic
@dianasabinamusic Год назад
How do you do now? May I talk to you?
@amandakennedy7
@amandakennedy7 Год назад
Thankyou for sharing your testimony of life with Crohn’s disease. Yes it is a very debilitating disease. It’s much enduring a period of active flare ups. I have had Crohn’s for 35 yrs now. I too grew up in a terribley abusive circumstance which caused I believe the auto immune defended to go hay wire n hence Crohn’s disease was the result. I believe you are on the right track doing as close to carnivore as you can. It’s very hard I know but if you really want to be well n pain free that’s your answer. Cut down your meds slowly as well. ( but I’m not a GP or Doctor, that’s just a personal experience) I am on no medications at all these days. I did have my first resection done about 18months ago it has been great. Very very helpful.
@ethanlloyd811
@ethanlloyd811 Год назад
Whattt No sir and the fact that you confidentiality said that's shows why I do not trust the health care system I have chrons disease all day my whole intestine's that is the total opposite I will be constipated amd in pain eating meat even sometimes wow people do not listen to this man look up Dr.sebi. Dr.affriak and yahki awoken
@saileshram7610
@saileshram7610 Год назад
I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart. Please look into Reishi mushroom supplements for handling crohn's. They did wonders for me personally because of its immunomodulation effects
@suethompson2969
@suethompson2969 Год назад
This is great news. I lost my uncle to Crohn's Disease. He was diagnosed at age 18, and had a lot of his intestines removed. He was always taking Metamucil, and eating veggies. He was in excruciating pain, all the time. I wish he was around to try this. It probably would have saved his life.
@aletablackstone9002
@aletablackstone9002 4 месяца назад
This doctor is a gem! What an open minded discussion!! Crohns for 44 years. Carnivore diet now and the most symptom free I’ve ever been!
@nonacee5065
@nonacee5065 Год назад
My grandson ended up in hospital with Crohn's at 17. He lost 2 years trying to get on top of it. During that time he instinctively ate only chicken, everything else hurt. He was given a formula to drink which is made by Nestlé but the first ingredient is sugar. 4 years in and he still mainly drinks this formulae purely to avoid pain. He's on Humira and chemo trying to get it into remission. I'm sending this to him to give him another option.
@ericcoggins316
@ericcoggins316 2 года назад
I’ve had Crohn’s disease for seventeen years…this is the best Crohn’s information out there! Thank you, much love to ya!
@mcbrogan1
@mcbrogan1 6 месяцев назад
Bless you, sir. And I can 1st hand tell you that you are absolutely spot on.
@paulineswinkels1006
@paulineswinkels1006 3 года назад
This is great! Have shared widely!!! Thank you!! This is such a terrible condition!!
@cathystinchcombe5424
@cathystinchcombe5424 3 года назад
I have not been diagnosed with IBD but have struggled since childhood with constipation and the reverse. I have been on and off a lower carb diet for years and still suffer from constipation. About a month ago I did carnivore for 7 days and was astonished at how well I felt and bowels were also good. Went back to IF and on again off again Low carb and bowels are worse than ever. Tried eating Tablespoon of ground flax seed everyday for a week or so. Just about died. I should have gone to hosp. Kept saying to myself " after this cramp!" This video makes great sense. Back to carnivore I go! Thanks doc!
@humanresetproject
@humanresetproject Год назад
AMAZING!!! THIS DOC IS BRILLIANT THANK YOU 💕💕💕
@thomassazani9798
@thomassazani9798 3 года назад
Great stuff Doc. Keep it up. You are my new hero. I'm retired in Costa Rica. You make me want to start a Carbaddict Clinic there. I have a CR medical license.
@MG-iq6lr
@MG-iq6lr 3 года назад
Thanks for the.hopeful news and advice. I will be passing it on !
@alnico68
@alnico68 9 месяцев назад
30+ years Crohn's patient here. Went though hell and back, including surgery, all biologics etc...Currently in remission. 100% support all your points. Thank you.
@alysiabissoondial4362
@alysiabissoondial4362 5 месяцев назад
hey, has this diet caused you to go into remission?
@alnico68
@alnico68 5 месяцев назад
Yes. Went off it during the holidays and symptoms came back right back. Back on it and belly is calm again.
@judyreed6254
@judyreed6254 4 месяца назад
Curious as to how you started. I’ve tried twice to do keto and transition to carnivore. And my gut gets so upset. Maybe I’m just not patient enough.
@SonoftheWest316
@SonoftheWest316 3 месяца назад
nned specifics on what you exactly you ate when starting the diet, and what you ate before, if its a massive change then you need to ease into and give your body time to adjust. @@judyreed6254
@iswearallthetime
@iswearallthetime 3 месяца назад
​@judyreed6254 my tummy got upset when switching to carnivore.think if it as your body trying to clean itself out thoroughly, you might get pain, you might get, blocked up or diarrhea but thats your body righting itself. Once its finished youll be sweet.
@joshsilverman3283
@joshsilverman3283 3 года назад
Thank you so much for posting this. Your assessment could not be more spot on. I am a (former) Crohn's sufferer and basically cured myself over the past few years using the low--to-no carb approach you are describing. It took a while to figure it out after a lot of trial and error and the with help of a nutritionist. But my conventional doctors were just prescribing more and more meds to treat what had become pretty unmanageable symptoms but not actually address or correct the root cause of the problem. I am symptom and med free now and only wish I figured all this out a little earlier to avoid many years of suffering. Thank you again your videos are remarkably helpful and full of useful content. This one in particular articulates and consolidates what took me a long time to figure out. Anyone out there suffering from Crohn's symptoms would do very well to follow this approach and save yourself a lot of misery.
@michellelee5163
@michellelee5163 6 месяцев назад
You are so right! I want to know more about what you ate to get rid of crohns. Please share more.
@WTF-WithTheFlow
@WTF-WithTheFlow 2 года назад
This is the best advice I’ve seen for Crohn’s from over 10 years of extensive internet searching. Thank you, sincerely.
@JanZigbe
@JanZigbe 3 года назад
Totally agree about the carnivore diet. I have colitis, the easiest food for me to digest is animal fat and protein. Very little residue remains to irritate the gut.
@elinmansson5535
@elinmansson5535 3 года назад
I have the same experience!
@Eric-the-wise
@Eric-the-wise 3 года назад
carnivore cured my UC, my GI took it off my medical record since there are no sign of disease anymore
@lisaperry63
@lisaperry63 3 года назад
Same here! I had diverticulitis 10 years ago and "almost" lost part of my colon. Totally gone now and zero cramping with bowel movements since going carnivore.
@thecrazyadam5714
@thecrazyadam5714 Год назад
@@Eric-the-wise whyh so now you eat completly anything?
@ronburgundy1033
@ronburgundy1033 9 месяцев назад
@@Eric-the-wisehow long on carnavore diet before the disessse went away and did you go cold turkey on the meds ?
@jeannedigennaro6484
@jeannedigennaro6484 3 года назад
Totally agree that diet is the most important factor in autoimmune disease. Interesting about the Australian study into this condition.
@roberttengler7100
@roberttengler7100 3 года назад
Never suffered from Crohn’s disease but going carnivore helped with other “common” digestive issues such as gas and bloating. Experimenting with carbs brought it back so no more carbs.
@ChrisGascoigne1
@ChrisGascoigne1 3 года назад
Super interesting video Doc, this is what I've spoken about a lot on my YT channel. As a Crohn's sufferer for over 7 years I've been through it all with regards to meds and surgeries. A carnivore diet indeed did help in the department of reduced intestinal cramping, but it also makes you feel very fatigued - which improved for me after bringing in raw fermented dairy. I've believed for a long time now that Crohn's is bacterial related, however I can tell you in my experience, that it isn't so much a pathological species that contribute to the symptoms, but an overgrowth of normal/commensal bacteria in the wrong places (such as the small intestine) fermenting foods where they really shouldn't be. Following a carnivore diet for over a year didn't 'fix' me, unfortunately I'm not convinced it gets to the route cause of the problem, which I strongly believe to be either a bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine, or an issue with the autonomic nervous system due to an accumulation of physical and emotional trauma. I'm sure I'm not the only one out there who's onset of Crohn's Disease had seemingly nothing to do with diet, and a lot to do with an external stressor
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
I agree completely. It's not a fix. The goal of the Australian work is to destroy the existing biome and repopulate. Our biome is directly related to our diet esp plant v animal
@DrKarlGoldkamp-KetoNaturopath
@DrKarlGoldkamp-KetoNaturopath 3 года назад
@@robertcywes2966 If you're referring to the work of Dr. Thomas Borody and FMT (Fecal microbiome transplants) he has done incredible work and saved many lives. Highly respected. Met with him personally at various gastroenterology conferences internationally. Clearly it is not needed for all GI conditions. Primarily it is used for C. Diff patients but also for crohns and UC with varying degrees of effectiveness. I wouldn't rule it out. I've done it for 3 months 5 days /week had severe crohns and UC on heavy meds, anti Tumor necrosis factor alpha, shots every other day .... etc. I put things in remission enough (dramatically)for me to focus on diet and get entirely off meds for at least the last 7 years. Ones microbiome is indeed created 'downstream' from ones diet and digestive abilities so that is in the end the most important factor to work on. No doubt.
@WideAwakeHuman
@WideAwakeHuman 3 года назад
You optimized vitamins/minerals to promote correct flora? Not that I know all the answers but stuff like D, B vits and K2 can all help. Fermented foods like homemade sour kraut, etc. Just curious if you've looked at any of that in conjunction with your diet
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS 3 года назад
I'm starting to think that the best diet for a IBD sufferer would be one that combines carnivore and fermented foods. I'm currently on carnivore plus drinking kefir and doing really well. I'm going to start making my own kefir next week and looking for other fermented foods to add. I definitely think that carnivore helps a lot but there's still some root issue with the microbiome that people need to figure out. The best thing for it is going to be
@laurenspringob541
@laurenspringob541 2 года назад
I love your videos and I agree with you. I will say that I don’t necessarily believe that the trigger for Crohn’s disease is always what is perpetuating the disease.
@k.l.greathouse7554
@k.l.greathouse7554 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for this. I am 100 days in carnivore, meat only. I needed this encouragement.
@kerrytowers7196
@kerrytowers7196 3 года назад
Omg finally hearing that my diet is the one I should be on for Crohns. Every dr I talk to pushes for me to eat fibre. I don't talk about my diet to dr now. So refreshing to listen to this dr. I thankyou for putting this up.
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS 3 года назад
I know lol. I don't even tell my doctors about my diet, they would never believe me.
@About36Greekss
@About36Greekss 2 года назад
Meat is so easily absorbed by the human body . Plant matter isn’t .. our body and gut literally don’t touch it and it just sits in our colon and rots or goes right through us . I love the carnivore diet for any auto immune condition but especially gut related ones
@knowlittle65
@knowlittle65 3 месяца назад
Thanks for your expertise. I'll definitely try it.
@user-wz4br3jd9l
@user-wz4br3jd9l 2 месяца назад
Thank you so very much . I will be your best testimony . Every thing sounds like a big promise of getting well !!! ❤
@dailydoseofmedicinee
@dailydoseofmedicinee 3 года назад
Research shows that a naturopathic medical approach emphasizing diet and other lifestyle changes can be used to successfully manage Crohn's and colitis, and may potentially eliminate the need for prescription drugs.👍
@deepthichebrolu4803
@deepthichebrolu4803 2 года назад
Have you taken naturopathic treatment for chrons? If so, please share how it was?. Did it heal
@robertkraychik1884
@robertkraychik1884 3 года назад
as an ulcerative colitis patient with moderate success in securing remission (following many of the broad strokes recommended by dr. cywes), i'd like to humbly recommend advocacy for various forms of exercise. i can't explain the ins and outs/biological mechanisms, but exercise (done right!) assists in proper regulation of our immune responses.
@hadespaul1
@hadespaul1 Год назад
Glad to found this channel 👏👏
@alk230886
@alk230886 3 года назад
Wow! I’m so hopeful listening to this video! Currently so much pain, up to 30 times daily bathroom trips just watery diarrhea terrible weakness just giving up on life. Can’t ever leave my house. 35 yrs with this! I pray this really will work for me. Thanks Dr Rob
@petertownsend252
@petertownsend252 2 года назад
Any updates on your experience to share?
@About36Greekss
@About36Greekss 2 года назад
@@petertownsend252 hi I’m not her but I have done keto and carnivore in the past and have UC . I was symptom free for 2 years doing keto although I think it’s best to start off doing carnivore it’ll pull you out of a flare much quicker . I added back vegetables slowly but only some that I enjoy like avocados , steamed green beans and the occasional greek salad . Anyways after 2 years I got complacent and started eating everything again .. like literally the SAD diet and I was able to be okay for 9 months which actually surprised me . Recently I had symptoms again which is why I’m here and about to start again but yeah it definitely worked for me before and that was with no meds
@user-ud6pw8mq8r
@user-ud6pw8mq8r Год назад
Hi Amanda , highly recommended Jini patel Thompsons book called listen to your gut! Best wishes.
@1timbarrett
@1timbarrett Год назад
How you have managed to survive as a shut-in is a testament to the human spirit. How brave you are! 👏
@Wotshisnameagain
@Wotshisnameagain 3 месяца назад
Thanks VERY mucy Doc, I'm really struggling at the moment with Chron's, going to give your suggestions a go. Thank you again 😀
@DavidL-wd5pu
@DavidL-wd5pu 2 дня назад
Wow this is amazing, I'm going to share with with my GF, as she has been suffering with crohns for a long time now.
@eliciadravigne4372
@eliciadravigne4372 3 года назад
This is the best video I’ve seen by a doctor in the carnivore/keto community. Thank you for knowing about the disease. Oftentimes doctors lump Crohn’s in with IBS and don’t differentiate between IBD and IBS. As a person with stricturing Crohn’s disease I truly appreciate this video and the attention you have given it! Thank you
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
🙂thanks
@honeebeeleehoneebeelee9476
@honeebeeleehoneebeelee9476 2 месяца назад
I was diagnosed in 1996. My weight got down to 86lbs. Regular weight was 140. It was not a lot of information about it them. Had a portion of small bowel removed. Had a colostomy bag for a few months. Then it was reversed. Was on steroids for a very long time. Then I started getting Remicade infusions in 2004. Was getting infusions for years. Change my life style and eating habits. Haven't had any meds since January 2018. Zero none 🎯
@bencleaver
@bencleaver 8 месяцев назад
Dr Rob, we gotta talk more about Crohn's and Carnivore!! Had all the so called diet recommendations you spoke about. Appreciate how sympathetic you are to those suffering with CD. I've got Crohn's, I podcast about holistic healing, been paleo for 20+ years no meds, now 2 months on carnivore and found you only and this video by searching "Crohn's carnivore". Great video, but there's not much else out there on this, including from you. Why don't you come on my little show and reach more of the Crohn's community about the benefits of carnivore? Aussie Ben
@iam_evan
@iam_evan 8 месяцев назад
I would love to know more about this!
@user-ve3zm4ub9o
@user-ve3zm4ub9o 2 месяца назад
I am 74 from Durban ,SA. Been carnivore for 2 week's now. Spastic colon. Gone,gone.Thank you Dr Rob. Your holistic health wisdom has put me on the carnivore diet journey. Absence of gut pain is a treat. Onwards and uowards. Bless you
@hi6911
@hi6911 3 года назад
Great video !👍
@mediumtraceylockwood
@mediumtraceylockwood 8 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for this!
@tmagestro
@tmagestro 9 месяцев назад
This Dr. is 100% accurate based on my 1yr on the Keto diet. Started to feel better in less than 1 week. I’ve had Crohn’s disease for 33 years. Had a surgery about 17 years ago. Have never felt great until I Went to very low carb (
@cathrinekahiya4479
@cathrinekahiya4479 6 месяцев назад
Thank you so much doctor, I will try this
@Mary-Mercedes
@Mary-Mercedes 3 года назад
WOW. Innovative original thinker! I love the way this doc thinks outside of the box -sheer analytical observational BRILLIANCE! As someone who suffered from UC and self-cured, I can say you are right on target. Steak tartare and diet simplicity are the answers! OUTSTANDING video!
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
Thanks. Open minds are not always right, but they are open to change
@pammybraids
@pammybraids 2 года назад
@@robertcywes2966 please Mary can you tell me what your diet was like truly am really sick😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@pammybraids
@pammybraids 2 года назад
I really want to be manageable
@ronburgundy1033
@ronburgundy1033 11 месяцев назад
@@pammybraidsI am really sick also it’s fuking destroying me
@heatherdunham4562
@heatherdunham4562 4 месяца назад
Thank you so much for your videos. Two of our children have crohn’s and my husband and I have some sort of IBS. I’m moving closer to carnivore, I’m hoping to get the whole family on board!
@jamesdryable
@jamesdryable 22 дня назад
I suffered 5 years microscopic colitis, went carnivore, has pretty much fixed it, 5 months now
@TinaThevarge
@TinaThevarge 3 года назад
Not one of my diagnosis, but liked and shared.
@lindahouston3865
@lindahouston3865 9 месяцев назад
Thanks doctor!
@myrnacohen3861
@myrnacohen3861 3 года назад
I’ve had UC for 45 yrs and I am finally off my meds after adopting a keto/carnivore way of eating! Thank you Dr Cywes you are marvelous! Bless you for your hard work and diligent heart felt interest in helping us all. (UofT alumni🙏👍)
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
Excellent. Love U of T. Did my PhD there
@myrnacohen3861
@myrnacohen3861 3 года назад
robert cywes We’ve chatted before. I asked about who you did your PhD with. Thank you for all you do for us. Such a wonderful mitzvah you do. 🙏🙏
@markfox3083
@markfox3083 3 года назад
What a heartwarming story.
@hcw199
@hcw199 9 месяцев назад
How are you doing 3 years later? Hope you are well. Any update?
@myrnacohen3861
@myrnacohen3861 9 месяцев назад
@@hcw199 I’m doing well. Still off all meds and enjoying life. Keeping keto and heading towards carnivore. 👍
@Grrrrrrr123
@Grrrrrrr123 3 года назад
Whenever I eat carbs I suffer with wind and bloating and since I cut them out, no more digestive issues!! I have also stopped acid medication and using ACV has cured this
@kaceyrichards6461
@kaceyrichards6461 3 года назад
Thank you for posting this . Have had Crohns for 25+ years and since going carnivore over 2 years ago I’m off my Remicade and inflammation gone . Never felt better . I tend to do more fat than protein which works for me . I refused to ever surgery even though I was told it would be in my future . Well so far , thanks to eliminating everything but meat and fat I’m still intact and Intend to remain so . Love all your work and efforts to get this out to So many . 😀
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
Thanks so much
@barbarajones1252
@barbarajones1252 3 года назад
That is so great Kacey! So happy you have had no resections! That is quite a feat for having this disease!
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS 3 года назад
That's amazing! I am have Crohn's and am about 3 weeks in to the Carnivore diet. Do you have any tips for us newbies? Do you take any supplements? Any fermented foods by any chance?
@kaceyrichards6461
@kaceyrichards6461 3 года назад
@@StriderGTS Good job taking the carnivore route to healing . For me the first month was the hardest only because of the very loose stool as I adapted . Like those who have gone through the process , don’t ever trust a fart lol I’m almost 53 and have never felt better . I had my CRP (inflammatory markers ) checked and they were zero which is perfect . It takes a bit for your body to heal but I promise you it can . Those of us with autoimmune diseases like Crohn’s need to be more strict. I’ve , after 2 + years , added back in some olives , avocado, pickle, asparagus and iceberg lettuce on occasions. Honestly though , my body prefers and craves meat and fat so that is what I mostly eat . I do take magnesium and liver and intestines suppleness from ancestral (I have no affiliation with them, just really like their stuff ) and vitamin D if I can’t spend 30 minutes in the sun . But that is it .. I am on NO medication for anything . I’m a nurse and see so many patients years younger than myself who are on a load of meds. I hope this helps 😊
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS 3 года назад
@@kaceyrichards6461 This is amazing! Thank you for the response!! I'm only on week 3 and feel great but I have had occasional diarrhea so I'm looking forward to that going away. I have a colonoscopy June 1 and I'm kind of disappointed that it's not a little bit later to give this way of eating some more time to work. Hopefully it goes well regardless. My doctor thinks that diet can't help IBD at all and I would love to prove her wrong. I look forward to the day that these old-school doctors catch up with the actual dietary results people are having.
@wakeup7040
@wakeup7040 Год назад
Very good info thank you, just sent to a friend whose husband has crohns.
@DL-rl9bd
@DL-rl9bd 7 месяцев назад
Wow, after a quick Google search, I see this doctor is an extremely qualified MD and surgeon right here in Florida, my home state. Two years ago I had a colonoscopy that did not show IBD, despite my symptoms. So, not sure if I just have IBS. But, after the Thanksgiving holiday a couple days ago, I was about to head to the ER from the severe lower abdominal pains, cramping, and diarrhea. It felt like I had glass and bricks going through me! You’re in Jacksonville and I’m in the Tampa Bay Area. Wish I could consult with you.
@donnawhitecotten361
@donnawhitecotten361 3 года назад
Listen to him peeps... I have ulcerative colitis and was on an immune suppressing drug for a long time and ended up with non Hodgkin’s lymphoma because of that drug 🙁. I’ve been Keto/mostly carnivore for 2 years now and have not had one ulcerative colitis flair! Also my arthritis that comes along with UC is completely gone!!
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
And the non Hodgkin?
@donnawhitecotten361
@donnawhitecotten361 3 года назад
@@deepprey2776 in remission and hoping this way of eating keeps it there.
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
My mom died of non Hodgkins and since I’ve been eating this way I’ve always wondered “what if?”
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
One thing to remember is cancer grows by a blood vessel growing to that cell and feeding it. Not eating carbs starves the cancer but those pathways are still there. So if you eat carbs again you will awaken the cells back up.
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
I wish you all the lone and best in your journey
@rosiniacouturaud4798
@rosiniacouturaud4798 3 года назад
Thank you Dr.CYWES i am from Australia i am keto Carnivore with out dary and very little Vegas no fruits.
@robbaa23
@robbaa23 3 года назад
Inspiring! ✌🏽
@jacobdaugherty678
@jacobdaugherty678 Год назад
Hi Robert, so far I’m the outlier. Crohns patient for 16 years now. I’ve tried every pharmaceutical (except for the newest option available.) I’ve attempted the carnivore diet and there are immediate benefits. Before starting the carnivore diet I had tremendous trouble with meat products. I ate them, nonetheless. Once I started eating them exclusively I did notice fewer BM’s which was a huge bonus. However, my FCP did not improve over the time that I was carnivore and the loose BMs from fat never let up. I also had more cramping while on the diet. Upon coming off the diet, I felt less cramping, though I did take a ‘white food’ approach. The white food actually helped clear up my chronically bad loose stools. At which point I slowly re-began a food introduction and got myself to where I am today. I’m still not better though I’m not cramping and I don’t have chronically loose stools. The strangest thing now is that when I eat red meat/pork/eggs then I am bloating/hurting. Even stranger, a lot of ice creams are tolerable. I’m about to have FCP retested soon. The worst part of this disease is that I just don’t know how/what to throw myself at. It’s the biggest puzzle ever.
@robertobonani4631
@robertobonani4631 4 месяца назад
I just got diagnosed, what is FCP?
@karinesavard2016
@karinesavard2016 3 года назад
Yes, I had crohns and solved it with a carnivore diet👍👍
@alincioara3900
@alincioara3900 3 года назад
What frequency you had for bowel movements?
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
I can second this. My wife is symptom free (after years of 10-12 bathroom trips a day). Started keto and improved but carnivore fixes it 100% no drugs no doctors
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
Timeframe was 3 weeks to full symptom free, has stayed that way for almost 2 years
@sarahtherese19
@sarahtherese19 3 года назад
Same here
@alk230886
@alk230886 3 года назад
Wow! I feel so hopeful after hearing all this!! 35 years a Crohn’s sufferer. My bathroom trips are up to 30 times daily currently. I’m so so weak. So depressed. The pain is beyhond me. I really hope this diet helps!
@andytube1112
@andytube1112 6 месяцев назад
Excellent video, I’m so glad you shed light on those classic “white” and “high fibre” diets that are just so wrong for people suffering with IBD. There is a lot of misinformation out there for people suffering with Crohn’s or Colitis and I think this is probably one of the best and most accurate videos I’ve seen on the internet. I’ve been diagnosed with crohn’s for around 7 years, multiple changes of medications and currently on a tapering course of prednisone. I’m sick of having no concrete answers and am currently trying to heal myself through diet
@carolebillue357
@carolebillue357 6 месяцев назад
Check out Dr Ken Berry, Kelly Hogan, and Linda Spath. All are in You Tube and are a really good follow. I have had Crohn’s for 20+ years, and my daughter decided to “hop onto this carnivore train.” So I decided to hop on w/her. But I’ve had a rocky start as I keep getting nauseous after eating a lot of fat. So I’m thinking my gallbladder may be the culprit. Anyway, after a week of commitment, I decided to go much slower so my digestive track can adjust to the increased fat intake. I’m hoping that I will have better results, as I LONGGGG for my gut to be healed. 😢 I’ve been my own researcher, & doctor every since I was diagnosed, and have never taken any meds....and never will. I’d rather die than let Big Pharma poison me. So....hang in there & keep up your research. May God heal you!
@jonathansimpson9147
@jonathansimpson9147 6 дней назад
I started doing the carnivore diet before it was even a thing because I noticed less symptoms when I ate that way. I did eat vegitables from time to time because I felt guilty for not eating properly, and usually felt minor flare ups afterwards. It's nice to hear from a doctor that it's OK to avoid veggies. Another thing that really improved my symptoms was avoiding all garlic and onion. It's not fun and hard to do, but it works. Thanks for the great info.
@AdrianasTrading
@AdrianasTrading Год назад
Thank you for your information, Dr.Cywes. I got diagnosed with Crohn's disease in March last year, and I've eaten a Paleo diet since then. I feel way better however I still experience flares every now and then and realise I have to rethink my diet. Today is my first day eating the carnivore diet. I figured I'd give it at least 30 days and see how I feel. I'll keep you updated how I feel at the end of this month. Thank you for sharing. Great video!
@ElHombretheman
@ElHombretheman Год назад
How do you feel?
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
How did it go for you since carnivore?
@Randomclips1877
@Randomclips1877 Год назад
What’s the update? Thanks
@deepprey2776
@deepprey2776 3 года назад
To achieve true health first you must unlearn everything we’ve been taught
@nizarhassan3908
@nizarhassan3908 Год назад
Thanks for acknowledging how much pain we go through, people rarely get it lol
@LiveLoveLaugh22
@LiveLoveLaugh22 9 месяцев назад
I witnessed this with my child…🙏🏼literally one day 8 hrs of pain. I swear I felt my child’s pain 😞
@carolebillue357
@carolebillue357 6 месяцев назад
No one understands until they walk in our shoes.... It is a beastly, exhausting disease.
@mahashalgam9480
@mahashalgam9480 Год назад
Thank you very much for your sincere advice. I have been diagnosed with Crohn's disease. I have started the Carnivores diet. I am in good shape now. I will continue on this diet. I am convinced of it.
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
Hey, how did it go for you?
@mahashalgam9480
@mahashalgam9480 Год назад
@@haos4574 I'm in good shape, continuing on the carnivores.
@sateeshram3186
@sateeshram3186 10 месяцев назад
@@mahashalgam9480great to hear. I am suffering with Crohn’s since 2016. Can you please share your diet
@Jorova7
@Jorova7 Месяц назад
Thank you!!
@chasingpeace8256
@chasingpeace8256 8 месяцев назад
This is helpful I was diagnosed at age 21 ... Tried many diets.... Let's see what this one does! Thanks
@lkrf9879
@lkrf9879 7 месяцев назад
Did you had progress?
@AdamWeatherall
@AdamWeatherall 3 года назад
Everything is true in this video this is how I survived!
@fatherrussell5303
@fatherrussell5303 10 дней назад
I’m pretty sure I’ve been suffering from undiagnosed Crohn’s for the last 20 years. Only recently have I ended up in the ER constantly because of it since I’ve eaten a very strict diet for so many years. The VA seems to want to let me die rather than deal with me.
@canucks658
@canucks658 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your video. My son is suffering from crown disease from three years. He is on different medications. But nothing is working. Now I'm trying to eliminate dairy and processed food from his diet
@deepthichebrolu4803
@deepthichebrolu4803 2 года назад
Did you try any specific diet? My son is recently diagnosed with chrons
@mikeb258
@mikeb258 9 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@rochoventura
@rochoventura 7 месяцев назад
Hello Dr. Cywes, first of all thank you for your awesome content, I got in here thanks to my mother. I’ve been diagnosed with crohn disease, I’m been asymptomatic since I was diagnosed and my I’ll focused in the ileum with sore/ulcer specifically to that part of the intestine. I generally keep a healthy diet but not sole carnivore. Maybe it’s time for me to try this diet, it’s like sort of keto isn’t it? I’ve been trying to find more info related to Dr. Thomas discover without luck, wonder please if you can suggest me where to lookout more into it, many thanks 🙏
@LiveLoveLaugh22
@LiveLoveLaugh22 9 месяцев назад
@ Dr.Cywes can you give us an update on the research you mention in this video. Thank you.
@alejandraguadarrama9844
@alejandraguadarrama9844 8 месяцев назад
Kefir, and probiotics are really good for chronh disease, l have 19 years dealing with this condition and a doctor recommended me probiotics and they are really helping me a lot.
@cdunne1620
@cdunne1620 2 месяца назад
Yes make your own Kefir, can’t beat it
@evagosselin4712
@evagosselin4712 Год назад
My Crohns is back after being in remission for 4 years, 2 colonoscapies in a 6 week prior did it. I'm taking horrible Prednisone, 4 more weeks left. I can't even sleep at night, I'm 5ft 5 and went from 117lbs to 106.2 lbs in 4 weeks! I'm afraid if I drop the few healthy carbs that I eat, I'll lose more, not sure what to do, I'm taking 2 half tbs of Citra AL a day also, is this needed? Thankyou for this awesome video, I've subbed!! 🤗
@makeemcryagain2003
@makeemcryagain2003 2 года назад
i've had crohns since i was 15 and now im about to hit 40 i've been lucky enough to avoid surgery but have been on just about every medication and trial know. i've also been one of the unlucky ones when it comes to the immune suppressed drugs with very bad side effects. My doctor told me at one point they have had to put extra warning labels and side effects on some drugs because of my reactions. After having so many problems with drugs and over use of steroids to treat my crohns i decided to try to take control and really find out which foods effect me the most and eliminate them from my diet. Not everyone is the same when it comes to what foods effect us so it was defiantly trial and error for me. i have always noticed i always crave meat when others are going for a snack even if i've already eaten. Very interested in giving this carnivore diet a try but the one concern i have is anytime i currently eat red meat it seems to run right though me i eat more chicken than anything but i've noticed they say to avoid anything with lots of tendons any suggestions i love bacon and sausage and that doesnt seem to give me any problems. would love a video with some food suggestions for people starting on the carnivore diet.
@kimleon-guerrero9980
@kimleon-guerrero9980 3 года назад
I do not have chrones but was born with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and with it come a whole host of comorbidities including gut issues. Since beginning a keto/ketovore diet 6 months ago I am now free of, IBS, Rapid Gastric Emptying syndrome and GERD. These are just a few of conditions that have healed since eating the proper human diet.
@robertcywes2966
@robertcywes2966 3 года назад
EDS is a tough disease that affects vascular connective tissue. Glucose makes the problem much worse in the arteries. Ketocarnivore is biologically a great choice to reduce inflammation. Not a cure but reduces risk. Thanks for commenting
@humbertofurtado1721
@humbertofurtado1721 2 месяца назад
Bone broth helped me a lot with my crohn's disease
@joannejoei
@joannejoei 2 года назад
Thank you for this!! I am certainly going to try the carnivore diet. I just want the pains to stop...
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
Hey, did you try it, and most importantly, did it help?
@Cgrant65
@Cgrant65 3 года назад
I have completely eliminated carbs because of my chronic diarrhea (IBS), acid reflux, gastritis, and sore joints every morning. I have an adrenal tumor and it spits out random hormones, so I eat a boiled egg around 1pm, then I have my one meal a day of fatty steak or if I have something else, I will add bacon and eggs to it. This seems to work for me. Weight loss is very slow and frustrating, but I think I just have a slow metabolism.
@wendyfedrigo2450
@wendyfedrigo2450 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for your insights,. much food for thought. I have been keto for 5 years and my diabetes is under good control with no meds now, after 25 years. Now I have been diagnosed with mild Crohn's. Carnivore is possible, especially as I reacted badly to the smallest dose of the standard treatment my specialist insisted I try here in Australia. Diet isn't considered an option here, even with my keto diabetic success. Wendy in 2023.
@user-ze9ml7zd7h
@user-ze9ml7zd7h 6 месяцев назад
Just found out within the past week that I have crohns. The doctor of course says medication is the best approach, but I absolutely hate taking any type of medication. So, I’m glad I came across this video. I had my appendix taking out in Sept. 2004 and in Jan 2005 had part of my small and large intestine removed due to an e-coli infection, or at least so I was told. I’ve had intestinal obstructions on and off since which they said was from adhesions. Now, I’m thinking it was crohns the whole time. I haven’t had additional surgeries since and usually pain meds and IV Fluids are all that’s needed to treat the obstruction. Sometimes an NG Tube is required to suck out any bile to relieve the pressure in my intestines. But, luckily that doesn’t happen often. I’m generally pretty healthy and it was only because I just turned 45 that I even had a colonoscopy, which found the disease. So, I’m hopeful that this approach keeps me that way and also helps anyone else suffering from this disease. Thanks for the video Doc!
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS 3 года назад
Fantastic video! I went carnivore for Crohn's after reading 100+ overwhelmingly positive testimonials from people who had sent their IBD intermission with this way of eating.
@JockNmystyle-
@JockNmystyle- Год назад
Did it help you? Still have flares?
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS Год назад
@@JockNmystyle- it did help! I no longer have flares and am medication free.
@JockNmystyle-
@JockNmystyle- Год назад
@@StriderGTS thank you for responding. I'm having Crohns and have lost 20 lbs. Pretty scary. I'm considering trying this to help. Dunno what else to do.
@StriderGTS
@StriderGTS Год назад
@@JockNmystyle- I would give it a couple months and see how it goes. What do you have to lose? My biggest takeaways are to eliminate all NSAID drugs, eliminate emulsifiers, limit seed oils to a minimum, and use the carnivore diet to try and find some kind of baseline foods that you can eat that don't give you a flare. Eggs and beef, or something like that. And then use that simple baseline diet as something that you can fall back on as you try to add more foods into your diet. I've been able to add in quite a few foods back which is nice. But yeah, I'm still pretty careful but it's worth it to not flare.
@JockNmystyle-
@JockNmystyle- Год назад
@@StriderGTS Right now I'm doing salmon, white rice, chicken, beef and some juices fruit and veggies, so no fiber. This started after I got Covid. I'm going to add things slowly like you suggested. I hope you stay well my friend. :)
@-dirtydeeds-
@-dirtydeeds- 3 года назад
That's exactly what I've done with my UC. First, no carbs AT ALL, grains in particular were killing me. Then I had to eliminate all vegetables, couldn't tolerate any fiber, they bloated me and made me bleed like crazy. No dairy. Just meat, fish and fat. Coconut oil and oregano oil to get rid of bad bacteria. In a few days no more signs of UC (4 months to this day). Now I'm repopulating good bacteria.
@-dirtydeeds-
@-dirtydeeds- 3 года назад
And of course, I'm off of medication since I started this way of eating
@ezra4518
@ezra4518 3 года назад
How are you feeling. I hope you are feeling better 🙏
@JoeRivermanSongwriter
@JoeRivermanSongwriter 2 месяца назад
I’m 56 years old and I believe I “caught” Crohn’s when I had my spleen removed aged 8. Or there’s a definite connection between the two. I was chatting in a splenectomy Facebook group and the amount of splenectomy patients with autoimmune diseases was quite enlightening.
@joschmoe7159
@joschmoe7159 Год назад
This is a really very interesting video! This doctor is spot on for me when he said about carbs having a very negative effect! Almost every time I eat carbs like bread,pasta, cookies, etc i feel like a piece of garbage! My stomach really starts to bloat...I cannot do anything and have trouble staying awake..... Prob because it's taking so much energy from me to digest and do whatever else my gut is trying to do with that food. I like those things as they taste good, but my brain sees them as an enemy now, so i don't eat them much.....He said that a high salt high fat carnivore diet may help.....I was floored! Naturally over the years I've gone toward exactly what he's said.... My diet consists of a lot of meat, because it doesn't make me tired...a lot of nuts as they don't make me tired (fats), a good amount of salt because I feel like I need salt for whatever reason, and a lot a lot of water. I was diagnosed with Crohn's in 1999 and was in and out of the hospital all of the time until they operated on me in 2001. I've been in clinical remission since and feel like I'm doing great! I'm on 6mp but I'm not sure if i even really need to be.
@Randomclips1877
@Randomclips1877 Год назад
Hi just curious how’s your cholesterol and glucose level? Do you have any type diabetes 2 to begin with ?
@franoconnor4658
@franoconnor4658 Год назад
Could chewing your food longer and breaking it down in your mouth, until saliva mixes with it, until you extract every bit of flavour, help with digestion
@OG172.
@OG172. 27 дней назад
Fasting, intermittend fasting and keto diet healed me after 15 years. I guess extreme cases might even have to try the carnivore way. All the best to anyone suffering.
@FrenchViking466
@FrenchViking466 8 месяцев назад
Hi Doc, have you made any follow up video's related to Crohn's disease? Since this one is from 3 years ago.
@heavychevy4616
@heavychevy4616 Год назад
thank you sir
@masjut1
@masjut1 Год назад
Thank you
@SabbirHossain-ri6vx
@SabbirHossain-ri6vx 4 месяца назад
I echo this … absolutely spot on …. Meat based diet but ensure the meat is of good quality
@Anisa-dt7zr
@Anisa-dt7zr 2 месяца назад
And thank you Doctor God bless you ❤❤thank you
@danielking7919
@danielking7919 2 месяца назад
You are definitely on the right track here. Diet makes all the difference in the world. Eat carbs you suffer pain. Eat primarily carnivore, pain and symptoms go way. That simple.
@dnash1133
@dnash1133 Год назад
Based on this info, do you have a specific meal plan for the basics breakfast, lunch, and dinner. My son is 15 and recently diagnosed with chrons disease. When he has a flare up, it's tough to see him go through the pain.
@fionabutchart4663
@fionabutchart4663 3 года назад
Makes perfect sense.
@mariztellias4720
@mariztellias4720 2 года назад
Yes it's true I was diagnosed and hospitalized for Chrons Desease in 2014 and my doctor said dont eat red meat it's going to get worse but I did not follow my doctor as soon as I get home from the hospital I eat steak and its calm my stomach I'm not running always on the bathroom before now its been 7 years past and my Chrons did not return. Now it's 2021 and I just watch this vedio and it's really true carnivore is the solution to Chrons Desease
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
wow, that's amazing story, a lot of the comments are shouting plant-based diet is the way to go, really confusing info nowadays.
@_carbfreeme_
@_carbfreeme_ Год назад
​@@haos4574 I was vegetarian 7 yrs when my UC took me out. Carnivore is the way.
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
@@_carbfreeme_ I've been on carnivore for 4 days, pretty good so far. Was on SCD/AIP for 4 months, improved a lot but they didn't address some of the details, however, 4 days into carnivore addressed most of those issues, pretty happy.
@haos4574
@haos4574 Год назад
@@_carbfreeme_ hmm, since last time I updated, all the symptoms came back, even on strict carnivore, for some reason, I get irritated no matter what I eat, btw, I mainly eat beef and chicken. Any suggestions?
@_carbfreeme_
@_carbfreeme_ Год назад
@@haos4574 I was on SCD for 5 years + mesalamine with remission. I wanted off the meds and went carnivore. So far off 5 meds, but still mesalamine until fully clear (after a terrible flare from a colonoscopy).
@MyHealingShelf
@MyHealingShelf 2 месяца назад
Yes, yes, and yes! The only "carbs" I can ever sorta-kinda handle are root vegetables that have to be cooked down and pureed and even then its iffy. Sugar is my nemesis-processesed and fructose, the only sugar I can handle is lactose in dairy.
@sherwyntitterton5989
@sherwyntitterton5989 2 года назад
This is what i want I'm on all the medication you said and I'm a person that hardly took medication so my body is not happy with it i have alot of ups and down
@kordy32671
@kordy32671 2 месяца назад
hello doctor, I've been diagnosed with crohn's for almost a year. When I was following a zero-residue diet, I ended up on drips twice more and the doctors wanted to take a piece of my intestine, maybe it got narrower thanks to the total of three hospitalizations. Then I started looking here and I also worked my way up to paleo, keto, carnivore and it's a lot better, but I still have a CRP of about 4-5 and I don't know how to get it to zero, it's possible that it could be the narrowing at the end small intestine or I was still thinking about starting to filter the water I drink. Anyway, thanks a lot for the video, it confirmed me in the path of a carnivorous diet. Radek from the Czech Republic.
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