Re: Addressing Ulcerative Colitis Naturally

My mother had been bleeding 4+ daily during 16 years. She was under medical treatment and miserable. I started to read Curezone and it occurred to me to give it some Curcumin (in a wine form from a lady from Canada) that I had been using to decongest my liver. I had left an unused 1/4 in the bottle. I decided to give it to my mom. After the fist time she told me, "I felt some weird thing in my gut", the following day....NO BLEEDING AT ALL. It was her first day without bleeding in 16 years! We could not believe nor explain what was happening.

We waited a few days, and after a week or so-she was not bleeding- I decided to give her something against parasites. I thought "she may be have parasites and now that she is not bleeding let me give her something .." Simply that.

My mother expelled a lot of parasites in the bathroom (I gave her a month treatment) No bleeding.

Mother was paying attention to me now and changed her eating habits to please me. It has been a year already, and she does not want to see her medical doctor(s) any more. I did not tell her to stop seeing her physician. She just developed an aversion for allopatic medicine spontaneously.
Her BP is normal and her bone aches are mostly gone.

Looking back, I regret that I did not wait. Now, I don't know if her Colitis was due to her inflammation levels or to her parasites, or to both.

We also went back home to visit home and learned that disease is not common in Europe (not in Italy, nor Spain, nor France)...and oh boy, they don't care about cholesterol levels there. We also learned heart disease is very low in Western Europe...-in spite of the paellas, flans, lasagnas, etc. Why is it the first cause of death here in America?

I mention Heart Disease because my mother's high blood pressure is also history along with her colitis.

I dont have the explanation for this. I hope some one can understand what happened to my mother better. I also hope her story can help some poor soul affected with colitis.

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