Supplements For Diverticulitis Pain Relief & Flare Ups

[@BobbyV78]

I got diagnosed last week. They gave me 2 antibiotics that I don’t like taking. They helped with the inflammation. I feel better pain wise. Now the problem is I’m scared to eat anything because I don’t know what foods caused flareups.

[@Denise0752]

Look into the "FODMAP" diet.

[@BobbyV78]

@@Denise0752 thanks, I will look into that

[@gabyd5662]

What is the name of the antibiotics?

[@BobbyV78]

@@gabyd5662 I’m sorry I don’t recall the name of the antibiotics

[@susanwright1999]

Best vid iv heard so far .

[@eddiegonzalez5070]

Hardly… probiotics. Which. Name em! Very general.

[@OfftoShambala]

I find oregano oil to be helpful when a flare up happens.., one dr mentioned a potential bacterial problem .., oregano oil has always helped with bacterial anything in my experience. Which is why probiotics are often suggested to be helpful.

[@carolosborne126]

Oil of peppermint as well

[@carolwsherman]

They get rid of skin tags why can’t the zap these off

[@richreitz5815]

Thank you for sharing this very informative information! Appreciate you!!

[@KimCMuir]

Omg, I can't thank you enough for this easy to follow video!!!!💕💕💕

[@BodyManual]

You're welcome! So glad to hear it's helpful.

[@Straightdeal]

So sad to here about this condition for the first time at age 69...Showed up on my colonoscopy.

[@jakek7598]

Better than at age 35. It's a horrible thing to have. But not getting flare ups is important. I had a perforated colon for Xmas 23. That's how I learned. Took a month and a half to feel 100% then just this week I'm back in the ER with another infection.

[@cathymcdowell5294]

Had a colonoscopy in April and was diagnosed with this curse..all started with a spider bite for which I was given antibiotics

[@mfr58]

It's all very confusing as the FODMAP and carnivore people say that fibre, grains and seeds are the very things that irritate and degrade our gut.....

[@carolosborne126]

I’ve been looking at the FODMAP diet and my understanding is that certain types of foods that ferment in your digestive system cause the symptoms of IBS and other issues such as gas, bloating, etc.. Fiber keeps things moving through the digestive track.

[@SinatraKennedy]

Fantastic

[@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn]

Excellent

[@2009jadeorchid]

thank you!

[@gif24gt60]

Any licorice root that won't raise blood pressure besides dgl?

[@ginny2071]

what do u take if you have a diverticulitus infection?

[@danskdna8550]

Liquid diet, very soft foods. Low fibre wile infected or healing.

[@sandiaguilar2773]

not clear info: these are great for diverticulosis NOT diverticulitis, which calls for clear liquid diet transitioning to low residue diet.

[@susanwright1999]

The best one iv watched so far !!!!!

[@Jalqui1991]

is slippery best to take during a flare before or after meals

[@proto74]

so besides fiber and probiotics, would any of these supplements be worth taking year-round to prevent a flare up? also, what do you think about using oil of oregano for flare ups?

[@BodyManual]

Thanks for watching! Yes, these supplements could be taken on a regular basis depending upon the individual's case. Aloe vera juice and L-Glutamine could be particulary beneficial. Oil of oregano is a powerful infection fighter and immune booster. It could help prevent infection if used at the first signs of a flare up. I also highly recommend digestive enzymes be taken with each meal on a regular basis. Diverticulitis can be the result of poor digestion. Have you seen my video "Should You be Taking Digestive Enzymes?" Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHS9mpaMZZWpjKc

[@proto74]

@@BodyManual thank you... any particular dosage you would recommend for supplementing L- Glutamine daily for flare-up prevention?

[@BodyManual]

@@proto74 You're welcome! Dr.Huntington will return with an answer for you very soon. Have you tried bone both? It is an excellent source of L-Glutamine and other healing nutrients that you can have daily.

[@BodyManual]

@@proto74 Glutamine is an amino acid. Your body produces it and you also get it in your food. However, in certain situations and health conditions, it becomes necessary to get additional glutamine from your diet above what you get on a daily basis-- and flare-ups from diverticulitis can be one of them. There is not much research on dosage, but there is some evidence that 20-40 g per day is a range that is therapeutic. Most likely, you are already getting some in your food. My Leaky Gut Support formula contains 1.25 g of Glutamine, along with many other gut support nutrients. If you take Leaky Gut Support, consider taking a glutamine supplement by capsule or powder. Glutamine capsules often come in 0.5 g doses. Consider starting with an extra 3-4 grams by supplement, and work the dosage up each day until you find the point where you feel better. In terms of food, bone broth is a great source of glutamine. Here is a link to Leaky Gut Support: bodymanual.com/products/leaky-gut-support Best, Dr. Huntington

[@gif24gt60]

Do u recommend bile salt supplements in addition to digestive enzymes?

[@pyritecindi7384]

Thank you for this information. Just had another flare up and if I go to the dr I will be given another Antibiotic which I don't want

[@BodyManual]

Thank you for watching, Cindi! I hope this info helps. Let us know how you're doing!

[@truelies3690]

Unfortunately that's all they do mostly. Prescribe prescribe prescribe antibiotics. And a cat scan to boot or an ultrasound. Best thing to do is take charge of your own health body and mind and be aggressive about what you eat drink and stress too. Stay away from bleached white flour, wheat gluten, pastas, white rice, garbage GMO artificial bio engineered fake phoney junk food drink groceries. Eat the real stuff and fruits, vegetables, beans, real natural fibers, apple cider vinegar, real yogurts with the 5 or 6 bacterias, aloe Vera juice, oregano oil, beet juice, and anything that kills the e-coli bacteria. Garlic, onions, real honey, curcumin, lots of clean water. Many other things you can do too

[@elizabethwelch3329]

What type or name of magisuium please let me know suffering please amd thank you for info.just turned 50 but just had 7 hrs. In hospital and they made none of this horriable diagnosis clear never want this again so very much pain i letterly thought i was dying ive had ibsc from a young age of 10 yrs old they just didnt know what it was or what caused it cause wasent properly diagnosed till my 30ies so the more knowledge is power i cant thank you enough

[@Denise0752]

I hope you found the help you were needing

[@NotAnnaJones]

I like to take the powered Calm brand.