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My Cure

Sat, October 13, 2018 9:06 PM

I have been in hell for years. I have exited hell. I found a treatment for me but need to verify with someone else if it works. I’ve been in hell for almost 2 decades but I am now free. Please reach out to me for what I did. I am not willing to give out my phone number publicly but will want to discuss so we can coordinate. Reach out to me and we discuss. I only ask that u confirm/deny that it worked. This is a mission of mercy for those that have been in hell. You may be used to hell but trust me, you’ve been in hell. I am reaching out as a mission of mercy. But I want to verify that it works. It has cured me 100%. I am sitting here in awe that I don’t feel like complete shit for the first time i over a decade. Someone, who is willing to discuss (phone) and do what I’ve done, can really help in verifying it works for others.

ColitisCult
Joined Oct 13, 2018

Tue, November 27, 2018 3:03 AM

Reply posted for Virginiaguy757.

Hi,

sorry for the long delay. I am starting to think that colitis is related to the microbiome. I noticed that alcohol aggravates it, but why? I read that h.pylori spreads with abundant consumption of alcohol. H.pylori is the cause of peptic ulcers. It is treated with antibiotics and nexium. From my last post my uc came back after a surprise remission (which prompted that post). I got sick following a long drinking session. The correlation was clear to me. Now, I’m back in remission. No more than 3 drinks in a day. Alcohol also has a negative effect on the mucas lining in the digestive track, opening the way for negative sh@t to attack the colon. Yet, I had stopped drinking alcohol in the past but to avail. So what’s different? I found an article about a gentleman who cured his chrohn’s after 40 years by eating moldy bread. He got the idea from western movies which oftentimes had scenes where nurses used bread to heal wounds. What’s a byproduct of mold? Penicillin. But antibiotics will kill all microbiome so one could be killing the bad AND good bacteria. So how does one selectively choose which ones to kill?

ColitisCult
Joined Oct 13, 2018

Sun, October 28, 2018 8:35 PM

Reply posted for ColitisCult.

Beware of scams.

rosenhop
Joined Oct 28, 2018

Sun, October 28, 2018 1:25 PM

Reply posted for ColitisCult.

This sounds a lot like a letter I got from a Nigerian prince.

charbs
Joined Oct 31, 2016

Sat, October 27, 2018 9:56 AM

Reply posted for ColitisCult.

How do I go about trying what you have?

Virginiaguy757
Joined Oct 27, 2018

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