Crohn’s and Colitis A Different Viewpoint

[@KickItNaturally]

Most helpful videos to watch next: 5 Steps to Improve Bile Flow kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PHh2mQiZ6qpbM Understanding Food Sensitivity Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSwn6xqgcmbms0 How to Fix Food Sensitivity Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHicqmimnLGtmck How to use Ox bile or TUDCA the right way kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbLi5x4epeGeMU

[@surroundsound754]

You're a brilliant human being. Thank you for sharing with us. 🙏

[@KickItNaturally]

Thanks so much @Surround Sound. I really appreciate that.

[@superaquatics]

Absolutely Brilliant. 👏👏👏👌👍 Thanks for the different view point which makes perfect sense.🙏 I came across your channel looking for a solution to improving bile flow and dissolving gallstones and your solutions made perfect sense and today you have given me the exact reason for my IBS issues. I have been and am still on elimination diets, gluten free, keto etc but the number of food sensitivities keep on increasing day by day. Things which I was not sensitive to before I am sensitive to now and combined with the gallstones & sludge in my gallbladder this makes perfect sense.

[@KickItNaturally]

Yeah, it sounds like you're really putting some pieces together and you're right that it sounds like that makes a lot of sense. If you haven't seen our video on food sensitivities, you can find that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSwn6xqgcmbms0 Let us know how it goes.

[@superaquatics]

@@KickItNaturally Thanks. I am definitely going to watch those next.👍

[@KickItNaturally]

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[@gnosisdespirit]

Tony, you're gonna put those big pharma A-holes outta business with all this uncommon common sense solutions...you might wanna start looking into hiring some personal security guards 😬 Stay safe bro!

[@rossgreenwood6148]

This was helpful. Sharing it with a friend.

[@KickItNaturally]

Thanks @Ross Greenwood , yeah, let's help some more folks find their answers.

[@georgia9534]

Mind blown 🤯 great information, thank you! And with delivered with such a good sense of humour, love it! ☺️🙏👏

[@KickItNaturally]

Thanks Georgia!

[@altowaimage]

I have UC, but often struggle with constipation. I didn’t hear you address this combination, what do you suggest? Also, i have inguinal hernias that often pop out after eating and i wonder if this is part of my constipation cause?

[@KickItNaturally]

this video addresses loose alternating with constipation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZOoqJZ-ndCbiJY

[@socrates8495]

You said “supplementing with ox bile won’t help to thin the sludge” but if your body recycles the ox bile like it should, wouldn’t it be recycled back into your liver and thereby released into the gallbladder which in turn should thin the sludge in the gallbladder.?

[@3kboom]

In 14 yeras of dealing with UC and telling all my drs that my poop was as beige as my skin, NO ONE, NOT A SINGLE allopathic nor alternative Dr knew what that meant and said they had never seen that.... thank you... know i know it's lack of bile.

[@KickItNaturally]

We hear comments like this a lot. And it's usually more about bile that is not flowing correctly than bile that is not being produced. this video explains: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PHh2mQiZ6qpbM

[@m.c.3976]

Im 49 and have had Crohn's since I was 6, but of course in 1986 no one really knew what Crohn's was so I was not diagnosed or treated until my colon literally fell apart inside me and it was removed in emergency surgery. Pathology proved it to be Crohn's. Surgeon said it looked like my colon had been ripped apart by a bear. Anyway, Crohn's was only in my mouth from age 6 until 20. Major mouth ulcers, couldn't eat, talk...horrible. Doctor said its canker sores lol. No it was not. At age 20 I started getting symptoms in my colon starting with the rectum. Doctors said it was probably hemorrhoids. Nope! Then it moved up my colon. Doctors said it was ulcerative colitis. Nope! So long story short. I still have 2 inches of rectum so that my small intestine can connect with it via J pouch and therefore I don’t need an external ileostomy bag. However I still deal with Crohn's ulcers in the 2 inches of rectum that causes pain, urgency, and fistulas! Yay fun! No let me tell you, rectal/vaginal fistulas are not fun. So doctors tell me my only option is to remove the rectum and live with a permanent ileostomy. I've ignored them for 22 years now and have managed to control the rectal disease enough to get by. I use natural means to control it. A strict keto diet helps the most. All that being said....can you give me some clues/ideas about what else I can try to do in order to heal the rectum? I'm wondering if thinning bile like you talk about could help? I'm also wondering if TUDCA could help? There are actually studies being done on TUDCA and IBD and also TUDCA and PSC/PBS. Interesting how PSC people also get ulcerative colitis. Also interesting how taking Vancomycin permanently cures PSC as well as the ulcerative colitis they get. Vancomycin helps my inflammation and symptoms greatly and so my gi doctor prescribes it for me permanently. Would love to get off of it. Still trying to heal the rectum after 29 years now! Thankfully Crohn's has never affected my small intestine, just mouth and colon. Knock on wood.

[@alitadupray777]

😢🙏 what's PSC? I have ulcerative colitis

[@monicali2608]

Did you try to leave out carbs and milk?

[@JinnyjinnyJin]

Thanks for the explaination. I liked it alot. I have one question, though. You said poor bile flow is likely to cause those illnesses. So I thought the patients suffering from Crohn's or Colitis would have acidic stool. IBut tit's known that they have alkaline stool. (I have Ulcerative Colitis and tested my stool Ph. Ph is btw 9 and 10.). If my stomach acid couln't be neutralized, then why the stool is alkaline? Some explaination would be very helpful. Thanks!

[@KickItNaturally]

your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. In that course we talk about how diarrhea can be caused by a stool that is too acidic or too alkaline. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course Come back and let us know how it goes.

[@socrateslouca8733]

What about if the stomach acid is excessive and ulcer exist. Will it help in that case?

[@barbaraadams8219]

Thanks again! Went to Empirical Labs and could not find “Beet Flow”. Is it under a different name?

[@KickItNaturally]

This is the only site with permission to sell it to consumers: naturalreference.com/products/beet-flow

[@nghtlyfn6458]

I got diagnosed with Crons and I possible have Gastroduodenal Crohns since all my symptoms are in the upper gi. Any opinion on this type?

[@KickItNaturally]

Where it affects each person will vary a lot. But the problem is still the problem for most folks. The things I talk about in this video still make sense and this video about understanding duodenal ulcer issues can give you more insights: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHvYpo1rjZWpfJI Let us know how it goes.

[@XxxCats-h7d]

Can you explain how to diffrentiate ulcerative colitis from Crohn colitis if biopsy do not confirm anything?

[@markop527]

Hi! I had high bilirubin, jaundice do to high dose of medications for UC. I have-had pain in my gallbladder, and liver area. I am takeing beet flow, betain hcl, NAC with glycin, I have brown watery stools and after 10 days my bilirubin and bad colesterol are normal. But now I dont know for how long should I take Beat flow, because iff I dont take it for 2 meals my gallbladder hurts again. And when I take it i get brawn watery stool again?

[@KickItNaturally]

Hey @Marko P, I can't give on advice on specific situations for anyone who is not a client. It sounds like you're taking some great steps, but in a significant case, a person might need to take more steps. Steps like we tallk about in this video about trouble improving bile flow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anmZi4eCm5umj7c and you might need to make sure you are correcting any of the things that can commonly thicken up bile as well like we talk about in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpuvXmN-jqx_j7M how long you need to be aggressive can depend on a lot of factors, but how many of the things you can correct that can thicken up bile is often a big factor there. |Hope this helps.

[@o23o178]

Not the intro of the animated, cartoon girl reading the disclaimer at a million words per second 😅

[@KickItNaturally]

:)

[@caryg4638]

Thank you!

[@KickItNaturally]

you bet

[@NeoArmstrongJetArmstrongCannon]

"Highly competent and intelligent doctors with decades of experience": We don't know what causes Crohn's and there's no definitive cure as of now. This guy (also highly competent and intelligent, obviously): *Common sense go brrrrr*. In all seriousness, the world needs more doctors like you. I was diagnosed with a Crohn's-like disease 7 years back (and had it for at least 3 years prior as well) and was told my only choice was corticosteroids. Thankfully my mom said no way. So for the past seven years, my mom and I have been searching for natural remedies for Crohn's, taking baby steps and a lot of trial and error. And indeed, a lot has improved, and in a lot of areas inside as well as outside of digestion (obviously, everything in the body is intertwined). This video of yours is my next baby step towards healthier me.

[@KickItNaturally]

I appreciate that, and not a doctor, but I get what you're saying. Yeah, these steps have helped a lot of our clients with crohn's: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3PHh2mQiZ6qpbM But, to make sure you cover all aspects of digestion that might be contributing, your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course Come back and let us know how it goes.

[@laviray5447]

I have sigmoid colitis and all this time I thought that the problem is my gut flora or h pylori but after watching this video I am confused, so I am having bile problem all along and not necessarily h pylori?

[@KickItNaturally]

For a lot of people, it can be more than one thing going on at once. your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course Come back and let us know how it goes.

[@laviray5447]

​@@KickItNaturallyThanks a lot! I will definitely try that and come back to share my findings. 👍

[@chadengel1422]

What if you had your gall baldder removed? Where does the bile created even go? Is there another way of neutralizing the acid other than through gull bladder?

[@KickItNaturally]

Hey @Chad Engel , yeah, without a gallbladder you really need to take some extra steps, and they are steps you will likely need to take indefinitely, but at least you can improve your situation greatly. Check out this video on steps to take if you've lost your gallbladder: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHvCZGOLgMR6Zqc and then watch this video on how to use ox bile the right way, because most people make significant mistakes when using ox bile: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbLi5x4epeGeMU Let us know how it goes.

[@stem_cell_nutrition]

The liver produces bile and sends it into the digestive system through the hepatic duct .. but problem here is that it constantly drips out and that causes inflammation.. Following the videos recommended by TC Hale will help better management that bile flow and take care of the stomach that needs support too (because of the said dripping bile and resulting inflammation).. All the best!

[@KickItNaturally]

Right and this is really problem if a person is making no stomach acid because then the bile that is alkaline can be inflammatory just like acids that aren't getting neutralized. But for most people, it's a problem of too much acid that is not getting neutralized and when you can get bile flowing better, it all improves in a big way. The acid and the alkaline meet and neutralize each other and it all works the way it should.

[@jenniferhasenstab1406]

@@stem_cell_nutrition but if you took more bile wouldn’t it add more drip to a continuous drip?

[@stem_cell_nutrition]

@@jenniferhasenstab1406 correcting stomach acid and supporting the liver and gall bladder is the best first step. Once I did that, I now take bile and everything flows properly and dropping weight has been effortless. If you're bile is not flowing properly taking more actual bile (like bile salts) COULD congest the ducts especially if there is sludge, but it really also depends on your diet and lifestyle (hydration, good fats, low junk/processed carbs etc.

[@ucuniversity2869]

If you've been diagnosed with one of these prizes😂. I won colitis, and have been losing ever since.

[@KickItNaturally]

We hear from a lot of people who create improvements in this area. your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course Come back and let us know how it goes.

[@riszisan7020]

Bile acids are recycle in 96% the question is can they becam toxic? If the toxic bile Come back to Liver and they filter by liver, so what liver does to get rid of that waste - puts them to bile for excrition? This loop May also be cose for cron,colitis,ibd,diareha. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8850271/ What my be the solution : to get out old bile acids somehow-maybe Bile Acid Sequestrant m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpyWiWWjbMtqnas