Digestive Issues

Living with Crohn’s disease can present many challenges that greatly impact your life on a physical and emotional level. From daily pain, cramping and unpredictable symptoms that can disrupt your routine at any given time to increased anxiety and stress due to the random flare-ups, it can be difficult to stick to a routine or do activities that you enjoy. The good news: there are several ways to significantly improve your condition, reduce your symptoms and get back to living the life you deserve.

If you’re struggling with the effects of celiac disease, you can thank your ancestry line for that as this autoimmune disorder is inherited. But just because someone in your family has celiac disease doesn’t mean you will too. Even if you have the gene, you may still be in the clear as only 1% of people with the gene actually develop celiac disease. Unfortunately, if you do happen to have this autoimmune disorder, it’s imperative to start treating it as it can lead to serious complications. The good news: a few simple changes in your diet and lifestyle can make a world of a difference.

Irritable bowel syndrome isn’t your typical stomach aches, cramps and pain. It’s a condition that produces a group of uncomfortable symptoms that come all at once, along with undesirable changes in bowel habits, such as diarrhea, constipation, or both. Unfortunately, there is no known cure but there are many effective remedies that can make a significant improvement in how you feel.