very sensitive to food

I agree with imagardener2.

Start a food journal, and you'll see what correlations arise.

But IMO, it sounds like your colon is still very much inflammed. Adding offending foods will only increase the inflammation.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but in my experience for many UCers there are foods that permanently end up on a NO list.

There is only one medication which I know of - personally - which actually works towards completly healing the colon, and perhaps after some 6-8 months enables you to re-introduce foods which heretofore your colon would not accept, and that medication is LDN.

Bottom line is you have to find out which are the offending foods for you, and the only way to do that is by doing a food journal.

Hope this helps.

What do you think?

zinov said...
How can I get LDN ?
In my country only usual drug like 6 mp,imuran,remicade approved for colitis
My doctor didnt tell me about Low Dose Naltrexone

Even though you may only see 1 doctor in the link who may be listed as a LDN prescribing doctor, there are others - Holistic ones - who will often prescribe it as well.

And especially if you print out the Dr. Jill Smith studies: 

Here's the Penn State research done by Dr. Jill Smith with LDN and Crohns Patients.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21380937

I know LDN has worked for many UCers (I am one of them) and Crohns patients, so yes, I do believe it can put you in remission. The great thing about LDN is that you can actually use it while taking other medications. The only contra-indications are: alcohol and opiod use because they prevent the LDN from working. You have to do your research and due diligence on it. I'm not sure which diet, if any, you might be on. But I will tell you that LDN works best with the SCD diet (specific carbohydrate diet). My theory is that the non-SCD diet irritates and inflames the colon even more, and so if you are on the SCD diet it enables the LDN to heal your colon without having irritants.

No, LDN is not a holistic drug, it's been around since the 1980's - and is quite safe, with very few side effects (some sleep disturbances initially which goes away).

Here is more information on LDN for you:

LDN - low dose naltrexone is very cheap - it costs around $25-30 a month (for pills or the transdermal cream). Gastro doctors usually don't prescribe it because they say "it isn't the standard of care". My gastro refused to prescribe it, so I found a local osteopath who did. I did ALOT of research, and the bottom line is: it works!

Once you get the script for it, you'll need to get it from a compounding pharmacy, who'll make it up for you, and ship it to you. The best compounding pharmacy in the country for LDN is Skip's Pharmacy in Boca Raton, FL.

They ship all over the world - they have 20,000 patients with various conditions on LDN. That's where I get my transdermal LDN. If you contact them, they'll tell you who locally to you will prescribe it to you.

You can reach them at: 800-553-7429. I would suggest you contact Skip's pharmacy (even via email) and see if they can help you find a prescribing doctor in Israel, no?

www.skipspharmacy.com

Please, go to www.youtube.com write: Low dose Naltrexone in the search field and you will find a pharmacist explaining where in the U.S you can buy your medicine. You can also read these pages to find more info to bring to your doctor:
www.ldninfo.org

www.lowdosenaltrexone.org
www.ldnscience.org
www.ldnresearchtrust.org

and if you want to find what other patients have experienced when used LDN, choose UC, Or breast cancer, or Crohns Disease at:
www.ldndatabase.com

Hope this helps. Good luck to you.

Please let me know how it works out for you.

I understand about your severe UC. And I don't drink milk at all.

BUT Camel Milk - unpasteurized - has certain components in it (did you read the articles?) that seems to heal the colon, as it contains many healing properties.

It is NOTHING like regular milk. As I mentioned to you before, I"ve read cases of people that were bed ridden from such severe Crohns and UC, and after a week on the camel milk, they started recovering. Anyway, your call.

You are lucky enough to  live in a country that has it, and you could try it, no?

As far a LDN, yes it does work. WHen you get it prescribed make sure it doesn't have: avicel filler, lactose filler, or slow release filler.

Here's the link to people who are on LDN on this forum, who've been helped by it - some had such severe UC that their next step was remicade or surgery.

https://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=38&m=2204683

From all I've read on camel milk, you'll need to be dairy free and wheat and gluten free (just like for LDN) too. I guess the commonality of both treatments - camel milk and LDN - requiring dairy,wheat, gluten free seems to be IMO to allow the treatments to heal the colon without any more irritants to it.  Anyway, again, from the research, IMO you could start with 4 ounces in the morning, and then the last dosage at 4 ounces at night must be on an empty stomach, and do that for a few days, and then on 4th day, you can do it 3 x per day. It has been reported that after a few months of camel milk therapy, people with UC and Crohns have absolutely normal lives - eating what they desire, and no symptoms.

Let me know what happens.

Yes, Skip's will be great to be in touch with, they may know of a prescribing doctor in Israel. But otherwise, I gave you a link to a doctor.

Please let me know what happens. Good luck.