Don’t Treat Your Child’s Crohn’s Disease With This Drug
Remember this name: Humira. It's probably one of the most horrific drugs ever approved. It has a black-box warning for "serious infections" that can lead to "death," as well as tu...
Read MoreCommon digestive problems include heartburn, irritable bowel syndrome, bloating, diarrhoea, gas, stomach pain, and stomach cramps. While many doctors will tell you that most digestive problems will get better on their own, for many people persistent symptoms should raise a red flag because a compromised digestive system could be the first sign of declining health.
Good health starts in your gut and the Daily Health will show how to read the warning signs and what you can do to keep your gut healthy without having to take medication like heartburn drugs, which have been shown to worsen symptoms over the long run. Through dietary and lifestyle changes you will be able to combat distressing symptoms of digestive discomfort.
Remember this name: Humira. It's probably one of the most horrific drugs ever approved. It has a black-box warning for "serious infections" that can lead to "death," as well as tu...
Read MoreIf you suffer from either ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease and your doctor wants to tell you about an experimental new drug, called Entyvio, as a treatment option, think caref...
Read MoreProton pump inhibitors reduce the amount of acid made by your stomach. Studies have shown that taking proton pump inhibitors for as little as a month - and then stopping - can cau...
Read MoreProton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are among the most widely prescribed drugs in the UK, with an estimated 43 million prescriptions written last year. They are supposed to bring instant...
Read MoreLet's draw a Venn Diagram. In one circle, you've got people who use heartburn medication. I'm thinking specifically about heartburn drugs also known as proton pump inhibitors (PPI...
Read MoreYou've been complaining about fatigue, digestive discomfort and bloating after eating foods containing wheat for years. It took some convincing, but eventually your doctor tested f...
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