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From: estrnstndrd on 12 Jun 2008 14:58
I have been struggling with my Ulcerative Colitis for about two years,
and have tried many different treatment options that have been costly
and only partially effective. I recently decided to enroll in
clinical trial to try before I buy, and am hopeful that I will
eventually find a solution that works for me. If anyone here is has
tried everything, and is tired of investing money in ineffective
treatments, you should consider participating in a clinical trial.
www.pursuitstudy.com
From: Mr S on 20 Jun 2008 06:40
I tried Colozide. Worked very quickly. Then changed diet.

Were you a grain/vegetarian/fruit/sugar type eater?
Tha'ts what I was. Changed that alot. Trying to eliminate grains.Eating more
meat.Smaller amounts of fruit and vegetables.Not much sugar. Prefer Honey!
Having also some probiotics.Any way so far so good. I really suffered for 3
months!

But my diet change may not work for you.I recommend the "Genotype diet" by
D'Adamo.

<estrnstndrd(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have been struggling with my Ulcerative Colitis for about two years,
> and have tried many different treatment options that have been costly
> and only partially effective. I recently decided to enroll in
> clinical trial to try before I buy, and am hopeful that I will
> eventually find a solution that works for me. If anyone here is has
> tried everything, and is tired of investing money in ineffective
> treatments, you should consider participating in a clinical trial.
> www.pursuitstudy.com


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