At one point I was able to give private consults, but unfortunately, I am no longer legally able to provide personal health advice. However, during that time I noticed that many people struggle with the same issues, symptoms, problems, etc. So I’ve compiled some of the most applicable ones here.

By reading through some of the in-depth case studies here, I’m sure you’ll get some good ideas for your own treatment plan. You’ll also probably get some “aha!” light bulbs going on. Enjoy!

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01

NANCY is a 29 year old female from California. She was initially diagnosed with IBS, five years later she was diagnosed with Crohn’s. After following medical advice and taking Entocort, Fosamax and a few other drugs, she was faced with taking Remicade and at that point she went looking for alternatives and found my books.

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02

JEROME has a really good understanding of the likely origins of his colitis and he is very proactive in seeking out effective alternative health treatments. A big stressor ahead for him is the upcoming birth of his first child.

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03

REBECCA was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, however, she also struggles with proctitis. This is a very long, ongoing consultation case, so I have left the date stamps in place so you can get an idea of the pathway of healing and how long it can take. This client is also admirable in that she refuses to give up.

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04

MALACHI was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and ME (also called chronic fatigue syndrome). However, he believes his underlying problem is parasitic infection.

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05

TESSA has had gut issues for 30 years. She is currently suffering with cramping, bleeding, diarrhea and occasional insomnia. She is active at looking at and assessing for emotional factors and she has been pursuing natural treatments for her health for the last 10 years.

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06

MONIQUE’s initial consult query unfortunately got lost in a hard drive crash on my computer. However, you can get a good idea of her core problems by reading my first email to her (immediately below). She is suffering from diarrhea, gut pain and spasming, bleeding and malnutrition.

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ELIZABETH was first diagnosed with ulcerative proctitis when she was 26. By the time she was 29, she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. Today, at 42, Elizabeth is a dynamic woman who is proactive with her health, but her job/schedule is quite demanding and she’s very much the Type A, Achiever Personality.