Added/Modified on November 26, 2016

If you suffer from Crohns disease or know somebody who does, you are likely aware of just how painful it can really be.

This disease starts as an inflammation of the intestines and usually initially affects the lower part of the intestine. As the disease worsens, the pain becomes worse as the walls of the intestines thicken over time.

Though the severity and symptoms vary by person, the pain is undeniable. People who suffer from Crohn’s disease may grow used to the painful flare ups that they have but it can make for a poor quality of life.

In the most extreme cases, the condition may likely even interfere with nutrients being absorbed by the body for proper organ function.

Though there is no known cause for Crohn’s disease, learning to manage the symptoms and the associated pain can become essential. As people fight to lessen the impact or frequency of the painful flare-ups, they often turn to medication.

It is highly recommended to seek medical advice if you feel that you are exhibiting the symptoms of Crohns disease to get a proper diagnosis.

While there are some helpful medications that can help to manage the pain, they can also be taken with proper home remedies for Crohn’s disease.

Natural Cures for Crohns Disease:

Eat Fruit & Vegetables:

A new study reports that broccoli and plantains could stop the progression of Crohns disease. The broccoli and plantains fiber slowed E. coli, which is helpful and possibly protective against Crohns disease.

Flaxseed Oil:

We see flaxseed and flaxseed oil turn up as a natural cure for many conditions, and so too is it quite helpful for Crohn’s disease.

Taking flaxseed oil each and every day can be helpful in repairing the digestive tract, allowing the flare-ups to lessen and the pain to subside a bit.

Eliminate Refined Carbohydrates:

Eating foods that are high in sugar or refined carbohydrates is believed to have a link to Crohn’s disease, so eliminating these foods from your diet can help you to get rid of Crohn’s disease or at least the lessen the symptoms.

Replacing foods such as white rice and pastas and sugary cereals with whole grain versions can be a huge help.

It can also be helpful to add in non-acidic and fresh vegetables in place of the sugary foods such as carrots and spinach.

Vitamin D Supplements:

A study reports that increasing intake of vitamin D may help reduce the risk of relapse of Chrons Disease.

Participants took either 1,200 IU of vitamin D in supplement form or a placebo pill once daily for 12 months. By the end of the study, only 13% of the vitamin D group had suffered a relapse as compared to 29%of participants in the placebo group).Garlic:

We see garlic turn up again as an excellent natural cure and this time for Crohn’s disease.

Garlic not only helps ease an upset stomach but combats free radicals that can contribute to the symptoms of Crohn’s disease.

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