ulcerative

To be more blunt (the disease is Ulcerative Colitis), the main thing is bowel movements per day.

The problem is that the medical establishment is, at best, undecided on whether diet is a factor in ulcerative colitis.

As someone who's father died from rapid, late-onset Ulcerative Colitis, this is really fantastic and makes me wonder what could have been.

I'm aware of some small scale studies which have shown promise for diseases such as IBD (Crohn's/ulcerative colitis).

Another thing -- he had a disease called ulcerative colitis, which unfortunately I do suffer from as well.

Further, we are not even sure if or in what way ulcerative colitis is related to our gut bacteria.

The digestive system is poorly understood, and there aren't a lot of effective treatment options for IBS & IBDs like Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis.

I've got Ulcerative Colitis, and tried a similar diet (the Specific Carbohydrate Diet) to reasonable success.

There are numerous horrible things that you don't want stuffed up your bum from more c.diff to worms to ulcerative bleeding carrying HIV for example.

It is quite rare to die from ulcerative colitis.

I wouldn't wish ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease (IBD) on my worst enemy.

Pylori causes Ulcerative Colitis, yet they coexist frequently.

My wife has ulcerative colitis and it always surprises/annoys me when I ask the doctor about fecal transplants and they bring up the "ick" factor - how they think it is disgusting.

Ulcerative colitis doesn't help my cause much.

I have a related disease (Ulcerative Colitis) and I believe that the straw that broke the camel's back for me was also a course of antibiotics.

Ulcerative colitis is a terrible disease.