9 Things to Help Heal an Inflamed Colon

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If you have an inflamed colon, focus on these 9 key things.

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0:00 Inflamed colon
0:15 Remedies for an inflamed colon

Today we’re going to talk about a few things you can do to help improve an inflamed colon. Whether you have some type of irritable bowel syndrome, diverticulitis, Crohn’s disease, or celiac, these remedies may be beneficial.

9 things to focus on to help heal an inflamed colon:

1. Avoid gluten and grains
Gluten can tear up the inside part of the lining of the colon.

2. Avoid dairy
You could have an allergy to casein that creates inflammation.

3. Limit vegetables
You could have an altered microbiome, which means that your microbes are going to be easily overwhelmed by the fiber in vegetables. This can create a lot of bloating. You may want to do carnivore for a little while if you can digest protein. It’s also important to avoid vegetable oils.

4. Don’t consume alcohol and don’t smoke
Smoking depletes you of certain nutrients. You can get more inflammation.

5. Chlorophyll
If you’re not consuming vegetables to get chlorophyll, wheatgrass juice powder can be a good source of chlorophyll. Chlorophyll can be very healing to the inside of the colon.

6. Intestines with stomach (as a supplement)
You may have some type of autoantibodies, and this product could be very beneficial and give you a lot of relief.

7. Take purified bile salts
If there is some type of inflammation in the colon, you could also have a problem recycling bile salts. This could cause you to become deficient in bile. Bile salts can help keep the junctions of the colon tight, regulate the balance of microbes in the gut, and help keep things flowing through the liver, gallbladder, and intestines.

8. Do fasting
Do intermittent fasting to some degree and even periodic prolonged fasting. Fasting is one of the best things to stimulate stem cells in the colon to help heal the lining of the intestines.

9. Take a good probiotic
This could help repopulate the microbes that you have in your colon.

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Thanks for watching! I hope this helps you better understand how to help heal an inflamed colon.

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20 Comments

  1. Light being Pontifex

    Oh great I'm glad I don't eat bread or drink milk,,,

  2. Superstar Kem

    I like your explaination a lot.

  3. Woodeez

    Check out Pain free Foods website Michael Hohlweg. I suffered from proctitis and would get attacks that lasted months extremely painful and debilitating , stomach cramps diarreha evey day fatigue. i was told by my specialist that i would have to take medication for life diapentium twice daily plus colofoam enema's and prednisone steroids when required. No diet advice just keep taking the pills which i did but still got relapses. finally i found Pain Free Foods changed my eating style and changed my life. Good luck to all sufferers hope this helps!!! DIET IS THE ANSWER

  4. Money Magic

    I’m having spasms on the left side of my stomach it’s been happening for months now I’ve seen a GI doctor , took test and samples everything came out normal they gave me antibiotics the spasms stopped for a day or two then started back it’s not as chronic but I still feel it. First I was constipated for a while that’s when I knew something wasn’t right. mucus was in my stool and now it’s not the stools was changing I’m not losing weight or anything and I went for a second opinion yesterday we’re gonna do a colonoscopy cause it started out of no where she told me to eat clean add more vegetables I was thinking of taking some natural herbs what would you suggest I used to drink chlorophyll too maybe I’ll get the wheat grass one and do a 7-14 day detox as well can anyone help ?

  5. Armando Lara

    Thanks for making the video. More informative than I thought at 1st sight.

  6. with Eez

    A doctor who mentions "healing" the body🤯🤯🤯 respect doctor berg

  7. It’s yasmine

    Where can we find the intestine pills? And purified bile dr. 🙏🙏🇨🇦

  8. Wanda Smith

    Dr Berg, I was diagnosed with diverticulitis and was prescribed an antibiotic, should I take this or should I leave it alone and focus on my diet, by the way I'm in active diverticulitis with bad pain

  9. Reesa Card

    I was in the ER a week ago and diagnosed as having diverticulitis. Videos on this disease would be greatly appreciated. Your videos are so helpful, thank you!

  10. Alan Price

    Agreed, but you missed the most important, lots of water and salt.
    Will cure this problem.

  11. Rishabh Mishra

    use medicines from planet ayurveda to get fast and effective result

  12. Asiaisreal

    What about vegetable juice? It doesn’t have fiber

  13. RyGuy

    Anyone know where to get bile salts?

  14. Elizabeth Plane

    I’ve followed these suggestions for three weeks. It wasn’t hard to do and most all of the colon swelling has gone down and the colon pain has 99% subsided. Obviously I’m not abandoning the regime yet, if ever. Thanks a million.

  15. T F

    Then what CAN you eat? besides carnivore?

  16. y2ksw1

    In order to sanitise oil, in particular cheap olive oil, you may "wash" it short before usage. Shake water and oil by hand and throw the water. It takes away some of the acid. Better yet, use clarified butter.

  17. Melissa McDaniel

    Doctor Eric Berg how do you fixed an inflamed stomach I’ve been doing 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and 14 ounces of water with lemon juice. I’ve been having intense stomach pain had a scope procedure this morning and my stomach is inflamed my esophagus to my stomach is inflamed and my stomach to my small intestines is inflamed. I’ve been having issues with my stomach since 2016 I’ve been doing the cabbage juice. And once I think it’s fixed then I go back to doing the Apple cider vinegar but could there be other issues I’m on a keto diet. Age 56 I have been fasting some.

  18. Indian

    Can curd or yogurt be taken? As probiotic?

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