MICROSCOPIC COLITIS SUPPORT

Very helpful, thank you as always.

I had a colonoscopy this week and specifically asked the gastroenterologist to test for the lymphocytic colitis. I got my lab test tonight - no trace of the LC! Did I cure it with diet? Is it in deep remission? I don't know, but I'm so used to gluten-free that I think I'll stick with that, though a ...

Just what I wanted to know, thanks!

I've been following the Dr. Fuhrman recommendations and I'm doing a LOT better (gained back to a healthy weight, BM 2x or occasionally 3x a day, without urgency, generally reasonably solid stool). I could pretty comfortably live like this, but of course I wouldn't mind not having the dietary ...

I decided against the budesonide or Uceris and decided to really double-down on my diet. I went back and reread Dr. Fuhrman's Autoimmune Protocol and a newsletter about IBD and Crohn's. To get more calories and protein, I've stepped up my consumption of nuts and seeds (soaking cashews, sunflower ...

I just reread my Enterolab report looking at the grains. I had really focused on the "Grains toward which you displayed..." section, but hadn't really noticed that ALL the grains are in the 3+ (maximum reactivity) group!!! I had been thinking "Corn +3, Rice +2, Oats +1", but that's not really the ...

Yes, I've read your book and read a lot here and have a sense that what you're doing here is effective. As far as my Enterolab results go, though, I couldn't tell if soy was any worse than the meats, or eggs, or dairy; it looks like I'm reacting to all of it, and they're so oddly rated (the mean ...

I'm 64, and was suddenly plunged into the world of urgent WD at the end of July 2012. I was diagnosed with LC in September of 2012. The GI prescribed budesonide but I thought I'd try some alternatives first. I'm a vegan and have been following Dr. Joel Fuhrman's precepts (eating natural foods ...