Colitis Diet

By SEROVERA.

Improve Colitis Symptoms with a Colitis Diet

Introducing a proper colitis diet to your health can definitely help improve your colitis symptoms. But a healthy colitis diet is only one facet of the “combat colitis” equation.  That is because food does not cause colitis. Certain foods can aggravate and cause your colitis to flare-up, but if you were to not eat, your colitis would not go away.  This page will educate you on how you can better manage your ulcerative colitis.

Approximately 5 million people around the world suffer with colitis & crohn’s discomfort and pain, and their lives are no doubt affected.  Colitis can rob time and freedom from its hosts. But what is the solution to remission?

Medication

If your body can tolerate the side-effects, ulcerative colitis can be treated with medication. These include aminosalicylates such as sulfasalazine, corticosteroids (such as Prednisone), immunosuppressive medications such as azathioprine, and biological agents such as infliximab (Remicade).

Biological medicinal treatments like infliximab (Remicade), adalimumab (Humira), and golimumab (Simponi) are commonly used to treat patients with UC who are no longer responding to corticosteroids.

Alternative Medicine

This is where we, aka “SEROVERA®”, enter the picture.  You see, 21% of inflammatory bowel disease patients use alternative treatments.  We like to think of ourselves as champions of the 21% crowd.

SEROVERA® believes in a complementary approach to managing colitis.  We are not advertising ourselves as a silver bullet, nor do we ever claim to be able to cure colitis.  What we can offer you, is a solution that has personally worked for many individuals with ulcerative colitis.

SEROVERA® AMP 500 is an anti-inflammatory glyconutrient.  Imagine the possibility to stamp-out inflammation in your bowel (colitis), without the atrocious side-effects of hard drugs? No, we’re not suggesting you stop taking physician prescriptions. What we are saying is that SEROVERA® AMP 500 has no contraindication with prescribed meds, which means you do not have to deviate from physician instructions.

SEROVERA® AMP 500 may complement & augment your current strategy for “managing ulcerative colitis”.

Learn more about SEROVERA  AMP 500, but come back to this page to redeem the special offer below!

Colitis Diet & Tips

• Drink lots of fluid (8 – 10 servings daily) to keep body hydrated and prevent constipation
• Your doctor or your registered dietitian may recommend a daily multivitamin-mineral supplement to replace lost nutrients
• Eat a high fiber diet when IBD is under control. Follow here for a list of high fiber foods. Some patients find cooking and steaming the vegetables more tolerable than eating them raw
• During a flare up, however, limit high fiber foods and follow a low fiber diet or even a low residue diet to give the bowel a rest and minimize symptoms. Click here for a list of low fiber foods.
• Avoid lactose-containing foods such as dairy if you are lactose intolerant. Otherwise, you may use lactase enzymes and lactase pretreated foods. For details, please read Lactose Intolerance Management
• It is very important to continue nourishing your body even during a flare-up. Try small frequent meals. Eating a high protein diet with lean meats, fish and eggs, may help relieve symptoms of IBD. Your registered dietitian may recommend pre-digested nutritional drinks (elemental diet) to give your bowel a rest and replenish lost nutrients so that your body can repair itself
• Limit caffeine, alcohol and sorbitol (a type of sweetener) as these may exacerbate IBD symptoms.
• Limit gas-producing foods such as cabbage-family vegetables (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and brussels sprouts), dried peas and lentils, onions and chives, peppers and carbonated drinks
• Reduce fat intake if part of the intestines has been surgically removed. High fat foods usually cause diarrhea and gas for this group of patients
• If the ileum (part of the small intestines) has been resected, a Vitamin B12 injection may be required
• Some studies found that fish oil and flax seed oil may be helpful in managing IBD. Some also suggested the role of prebiotics such as psyllium in the healing process. Furthermore, probiotics (live culture) may also be helpful in aiding recovery of the intestines.

Colitis Diet

Your doctor may prescribe an ulcerative colitis diet similar to the one in this FREE comprehensive colitis diet eBook if you have certain colitis diet concerns, such as after bowel surgery or if you have certain digestive problems, such as inflammation of your intestine (enteritis) or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn’s disease, and diverticulitis.

What you’ll gain access to

1. Overview of Ulcerative Colitis
2. Causes of Ulcerative Colitis
3. Signs, Symptoms of UC
4. Diagnosis & Complications of UC
5. Treatment Options
6. Ulcerative Colitis Diet
7. Recipes

Special Offer

This product bundle comes with:

• 1 Bottle of SEROVERA AMP 500
• 1 FREE Bottle of SEROLIFE Probiotic
• 1 FREE Colitis Diet eBook (instructions are emailed to you after purchase)

Buy the Colitis Diet eBook by itself for just $4.99

This special offer is not available to PayPass Club members. If you are interested in the Colitis Diet eBook, email us, we’ll send it to you for free.

The information in this document is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. Always consult your physician first, before trying any new dietary supplement. The statements on this page have not been approved by the FDA.Colitis Diet, 9.6 out of 10 based on 20 ratings