Medical Medium

I would not waste your money on a Medical Medium, fraud-alert, scam alert, sounds like they're selling placebo-effect at most.

Never heard of it.

Pretty much everything that could possibly help has been tried here before. I think I remember others mentioning celery juice before. Generally do no harm, and might be a tasty drink. I just would not expect any miracles in improvement for your UC symptoms from it.

No, but I read the reviews and someone said that humming is good for autoimmune diseases... something about the vagus nerve and helping with pain and inflammation. I like this one, since my kids got to be teenagers I am careful not to hum. Couldn’t hurt to try

I’m also going to book a visit for acupuncture in the next few months.

I also followed the Pamela popper food list for almost a week and that helped me because I was making lots of rice and potatoes and cooked carrots ahead of time making me less likely to get hungry and eat processed junk food.

I’ve been meaning to go on a two or three day of veggie juice diet at some point for a while, thinking it could give my body a break.

In regards to all of this, I think it’s been well documented that the placebo effect exists. Furthermore, playing around with my eating habits makes me feel like I have some control. UC can be so disempowering, trying alternative treatments with medical treatment feels empowering.

Apparently, a small study showed that wheatgrass juice helped:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11989836

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/wheatgrass-juice-ulcerative-colitis/

Lots of strong opinions on this one. I expected no less from this group. I haven't ever found food to help or hinder me from flaring or not flaring. Once I am in a flare it obviously does make me go more(especially coffee, which sucks as I love it) but again nothing seems to get me back in remission besides time, rest, and my meds. Thanks for all the insight(and laughs). Keep on keeping on! Maybe someday they will actually find something that works.

“Jen”, my daughter and I actually went to one of the Medical Medium’s healing events in Connecticut about 4 yrs ago. At the event, he called up 20 random people to the stage. There were 1,000 people at this event. My daughter’s name was called much to her surprise and she had a personal reading by Anthony William (Medical Medium), and he just stood before her and diagnosed various things that were going on in her body. Turned out he was spot on when she went to her Doctor. She was told to juice with the celery juice which she does faithfully and it helps her with her IBS and other digestive issues. Her husband was diagnosed with mesentery perniculitis two yrs ago after being admitted to the ER in terrible pain. The doctors said he needed surgery and would need his colon removed. He rejected surgery and went hime to follow the recommended MM diet of foods to heal. When he went back for his follow up six months later, the doctor was amazed to find he was completely healed. He feels great now and will not go back to eating what he used to eat and swears by the MM diet protocol.
The MM protocol is not easy to follow but in the case of my daughter and her husband, it definitely works for them.

Nana,

it is great that it has helped your daughter and her husband.
I have never heard about MM before. I have done quick
research on the Internet. I have to say that he (Anthony William)
is typical placebo seller. He probably believes in what he is selling.
That makes him even more dangerous for less informed people.
I believe that selling placebo is not ethical. I would stay away from him.

Good Luck

That actually looks like a super healthy diet from what i could read on that link. Looks to be a plant-based diet from that snapshot of one-day's worth of meals.

>I think that no one would give me a cent for my (I think) much better advice smile

^This. They're suggesting diets and supplements that are easily found on the Internet for free. There's nothing new or revolutionary being suggested by these mediums.