Ayurvedic Medicine

Your best bet is get a rice cooker with a congee setting if possible and let it sit overnight and eat it at every meal you can plain. If it works well for you, reduce yourself to just a breakfast of it.

I shall ask my girl tomorrow about your situation of blood and mucus only with morning urgency.

I didn’t see that twatt had mentioned congee, but ‘tis a GREAT idea/healing food in GI tract blowups.

Amigo, if you’re bleeding, then Aloe is your FRIEND. You could also start to drink nettles tea (make it strong from the tea bags that are commonly available at any health food store) which is very healing/anti-hemmoraghic.

The Aloe/honey enemas would do you wonders. Get “back to Eden” by Jethro Kloss and read up on retention enemas.

I have got some maximum strength aloe vera juice… It says to take 3 X 15ml spoonfuls a day, but I have more than this because it don’t seem enough… is it dangerous to be overdosing? I am only overdosing by a little though. I would like more because it tastes good, lol.

I will look into the congee thing, I need a breakfast that won’t upset me for the rest of the day.

As for honey, it don’t agree with me, if I have honey, then the following morning I get continuous bowel movements and cannot get off the toilet for hours. I don’t know if it would be the same in an enema?

I talked with my acupuncturist about what you were saying this Saturday. Aloe may help you, but not me. It seems that while it does soothe and all that, it also moistens. So for your constant shitting out of your mucusol lining it would be of assistance, since I rarely do that it would just give me faster trots.

So just keep a journal of what is working and how you are feeling every day. Any solution should be tried for at least a week or more to see any type of improvement.

Personally, I would try to see a doctor or an acupuncturist to get their direct input. A simple series of tests to see how far along you are should be taken too.

If you are really bad you need congee around the clock, so once you get stable, you can switch to it for just breakfast.

I really want to see an acupuncturist. The only thing is that I don’t have much money or any motivation to get out and do it.

I know it would really help me like it helps you. I have ginseng in my cupboard, but have no idea if I should be using it or not when flaring… My bowels seem good today though, so fingers crossed.

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Don’t you have that socialized medicine over there? If so, find a way to go. At least go to a normal doctor to get an okay to see the ass doctor and have him figure all things out. Use alt med as a complementary or adjunct assistance for the condition. A western doc can at least tell you if you have it.

You want an expert opinion to make sure what you have is what you think you have. The peoples that inhabit the British Isles or drawn heritage from there are supposed to suffer more often from this condition too: Coeliac disease - Wikipedia
I have relatives that have this supposedly too.

My acupuncturist had a customer whom she saw for something else. Anyhow they were yammering away and this woman claimed that she had ulcerative colitis years ago, which was cured by a Naturalpathic Doctor who gave her megadoses of some supplements. I am waiting to get the exact formula down but I believe it was an aloe powder, fish oil, and something else.

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Apparently Europe loves to give OZone enemas?
http://www.life stylestherapeut … .com/Ozone.html

Some stuff seems very quakish at first, but I will try and verify more and have an open yet skeptical mind.