Still on Budwig.. still doing fine

i've always had colon related problems, but about 4 years ago, I realized things weren't well where the sun don't shine.

I had the classic flat stools, bleeding, and was so impacted and obstructed so often - I thought surgery would be inevitable once the obstruction was permanent. Plus my rectal pain was becoming hard to tolerate.

But I had a decision to make. Since I was in the middle of buying a business, the bank would certainly find out if I went to a doctor for a diagnosis. Plus my family would be in high alert, telling me how irresponsible I am to my family relying on alternative treatments.

Plus I was convinced the stress and intense focus of it all would make the situation progress much faster than it would with a more casual approach.

So after reviewing everything i could at curezone, cancertutor, etc - I decided to try Budwig.

Immediately, the rectal pain went away. It felt like there was this healing balm applied right to the painful area. Then I started get rounder stools, and not the horrible impaction I had before.

Unfortunately, though I started by carefully adhering to the program, I've really slacked off since. To the point where I only do the mixture once in the morning. And though I'm eating somewhat more raw, vegetarian, working out, I'm still way out of compliance with most of the program.

But here I am after 4 years, with many of the symptoms still here, but not only haven't they worsened but they've clearly improved. I know I have to get with the program more - but I can't tell you how glad I am I didn't go with traditional medicine.

I'd be radiated, cut, burned and probably using a colostomy bag. Not to mention the likely financial ruin I'd put my family through, only to be severely disabled and probably dead by now.

As it is, I lead a completely normal lifestyle (again probably too normal), have no pain at all (except when I miss my morning budwig brew) and by all accounts look younger, fitter and healthier than most people my age.

I'm just posting this because most people face a huge decision when they chose to face an illness like this and turn away from mainstream medicine. I know I did, but I was confident in my choice then and still am now. Tweet