Preventative Diverticulitis Checklist

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Preventative Diverticulitis Checklist Checklist to avoid Diverticulitis attacks based on SCIENCE & MEDICAL STUDIES....not baseless speculation, wivestales or scapegoating like most forums.

17/04/2024

4 years since last major attack. I attribute it to my general checklist & collagen, water, exercise, heathy biome and weight loss.

Collagen is crucial in healing tears and reducing scar tissue

28/04/2023

Guys I really want to plug something here.

I am now 4 years past at attack

You all have probably seen my checklist but I also want to really plug the importance of sea salt flushes & drinking bone broth.

As many of you know I'm a big proponent of a sea salt flush. The flush effectively gets rid of everything in your system particularly when you do it several days in a row. It's a great way to flush out. bacteria. But... After a few days of fasting, the sea salt flush also has the advantage of allowing you to eat a little bit more lean protein & green vegetables to keep you from getting too weak.

I would wake up very early and I would sea salt flush ... This basically turned my stool into a liquid and made it much, much easier to pass without pain. But it also allowed me to get crucial nutrients into my body to help heal.

After I would flush everyday I would drink at least 1 or 2 cups of bone broth. It has a lot of collagen and as a result of that it helps to heal the scar tissue.

I have read other anecdotal articles from people who have had various intestinal problems and attributed a lot of healing to the bone broth.

There are a couple of exceptions that are worth noting. If you have cancer or if you are in some form of cancer treatment it might be a good idea to avoid it. This is something you and your doctor will have to discuss. And with all of my posts it is important to remember that I'm NOT a doctor but I do have some background in medical research and analysis.

I've heard back from a lot of folks who have suffered from diverticulitis and have started to introduce the sea salt flush with great success. And I've heard back from a lot of folks who have healed pretty quickly because of the bone broth. There are a number of companies that are producing powder form as well as liquid.

These days I make a point to try and have at least 1 or 2 cups per week.

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