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Crohns disease for over 40 years

by carmen
(australia carmwoman@gmail.com)

I have suffered with this dreaded condition for so long, and I thought I had tried everything to help heal it, but nothing has worked so far.

I have questioned myself many times

Do i have an over acid terrain in my digestive system creating this burning liquid to run thrrough my system?

Is it because I am eating bread?

Is it because I previously smoked cigarettes?

Is is because I am divorced?

and I have had a lot of stress......

I dont know the answers and I have been searching for the answer for most of my life.

Someone smarter than me must have found the answer by now,,,,,,,,

Any ideas anyone?

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Crohns disease for over 40 years

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May 19, 2010
 what happens when you haveit this long
by: shirley

right now i am very stressed i feel i am going to lose it my dr retired , and thease new ones i do not know i am very scared and stressed , if you can be of some help please do.
Feb 15, 2009
 May have found my answer myself.
by: Carmen



I have been trying an old method, that I hadnt used previously, for my 40 odd tortuous years of Crohns disease, however I have been practising a method called Food Combineing, actually think it was formerly known as the Hay diet.

Do not eat protein Foods with starch Food.

So you may eat salad sandwiches, but not ham, cheese or egg sandwiches.

Salad sandwiches if fine.

Do not have Roast Pork with baked potatoes, although it is fine to have roast pork with most of the other vegetables.

Try this way or eating for a few weeks, and I am sure you will notice a change,,,,,,,

It is still early days for me, but already I am feeling much better.

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