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Anybody else tried Bentonite clay or apple cider vinegar?It cured me.

Sat, September 16, 2017 1:30 PM

I come in here and read all these posts of people talking about all the "diets" and Meds that just Completly didn't work for me.Emagine if you tried something as easy as buying apple cider vinegar at the grocery store.Then buying Great Plains bentonite detox clay.Pysilliam husk powder.Living in hell one day then being Completly cured of all symptoms of disease the next.The vinegar and clay Completly saved my life.Im eating pizza,cheese burgers with halopenos.Extra ketchup.Washing it down with a giant glass of ICE Cold milk!That woulda put me into the hospital before.Now I can eat anything.I know it's difficult to believe that it could work for you too.But I'm looking for one person on here to try it like I did and tell me if it worked for them too.IF you have never tried this before do yourself a favor and give it a shot.Super cheap easy solution.Let me know if it works for you.Thank you

Vinegarclay
Joined Sep 6, 2017

Thu, May 28, 2020 8:45 PM

Reply posted for tilopa108.

I will do the test (28/05/2020). So, I will report any gains here to everybody.

dario
Joined May 28, 2020

Thu, May 23, 2019 3:22 PM

Reply posted for Vinegarclay.

I've tried the apple cider vinegar, it was suggested by a friend. After living with this pain for more than 10 years, I can definitely say I am pain free and feel great. I've googled "crohn's natural remedies" and didn't find good information. But when googling "crohn's and apple cider vinegar" you will find the truth. Now why would google and the medical mafia deliberately bury this information? Let's destroy google and rebuild it to make it serve the communities and people that it has so deliberately preyed upon for its massive profits and world domination. Thanks...

mrmojorisin79
Joined May 23, 2019

Thu, June 21, 2018 10:59 PM

Reply posted for Vinegarclay.

I am interested in your trying that treatment, how much & how often do you use? I just bought some bentonite clay. Thanks- Richard

mtrkdunn
Joined Jun 21, 2018

Sat, February 24, 2018 8:14 PM

Reply posted for Vinegarclay.

Was the apple cider vinegar with or without "the mother"?

Kiwi200
Joined Feb 24, 2018

Thu, November 30, 2017 9:32 PM

Reply posted for Vinegarclay.

How exactly did you take both?

MiniMom87
Joined Dec 10, 2017

Thu, November 30, 2017 8:39 PM

Reply posted for tilopa108.

This is very encouraging. My symptoms have been getting worse, my doctor has yet to determine what I have, first they thought UC because of the cat scan but now he thinks it is diverticulitis.

I'm shitting blood like 8 times a day with a lot of gas coming out, and the stomach upset has become debilitating. I lost a lot of weight and cannot tolerate most food. So I really am trying to learn about what diet can help.

Anyway, I'd like to try what you did, I feel maybe I should wait until after next Tuesday when I have my colonoscopy and upper GI endoscopy and see what my doctor thinks I have.

But at this point I'm ready to try anything. I'll let you know after I try your suggestions.

tilopa108
Joined Nov 30, 2017

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