Article quoted from Prima Magazine:-
I’d been suffering with Crohn’s disease since my eldest daughter, now 19, was a baby. It was diagnosed after a year in which everything I ate seemed to go straight through me, and I was passing so much blood from ulcers in my colon that I was too weak to climb the stairs without sitting down for five minutes at the top to recover. For three years, Bekki and I were prisoners in our home. Not only did I lack the energy to go out, but I dreaded not being able to reach a toilet fast enough if I needed one. When I got pregnant with my second daughter, my symptoms subsided. Like many other autoimmune conditions, where the body attacks itself, Crohn’s goes into remission in pregnancy. But, the symptoms came back with a vengeance soon after Ashli, now 15, was born. Terrified of “accidents”if we were out,I started wearing huge pads, like nappies – and I couldn’t go to the supermarket without my husband, Richard, 52, in case I needed to run to the loo while at the checkout.
Eighteen months ago, things were so bad that my consultant wanted to take out a large part of my colon, and leave me with a colostomy bag instead. Desperate to find an alternative, I searched the Internet and came across an aloe vera remedy,
Aloeride. It claimed to be able to reduce inflammation wherever it occurs, be it the skin (eczema), joints (arthritis), or the bowel (as in Crohn’s). Supplements were said to work best alongside other treatments, such as a change in diet, and traditional medicines, too.
The change the
Aloeride capsules made was astounding. By the third day, I had no tummy pain (and I had lived with pain for nearly 20 years) and, within weeks, I was going to the loo less often, and gaining weight. The aloe vera in these capsules is so effective at fighting inflammation that if I ever burn myself while cooking, I break open a capsule and rub the oil in – and the redness fades instantly. When I next saw my doctor he agreed I no longer needed a colostomy, and an examination proved that my bowel was much healthier.
A year on, I’ve halved my medication, my weight has reached 8st, and I feel as if I’m on the brink of a new life. I’ve always dreamed of a career in social work, and now I feel ready to start a college course. Richard and the girls are as delighted with the new me as I am. I’m more independent, more energetic – and I look so much better, too!
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