Wie immer sehr souverän Austin, thanx for sharing and all the best!!

Wishing you nothing but the best! Stay safe ☺️

Hello Austin!!!. Bravo I'm glad because of you and because of you are stable. Thank you for your video. ❤❤❤❤❤

I miss working with you back in highschool with Ford NGL. I am really glad you are progressing well! Not the least surprised at all by your success and the path you are on. You'll love Austin, Austin. Stay Healthy!

that is good to hear that you are not in pain and you feel healthy. god bless.

Dude I love your attitude, especially towards medications. I've been on this journey for 5 years, same diagnosis as you, and I've been so stubborn about not wanting to take biologics and trying to do everything naturally. Props to you for using them whilst still having the vision of being off drugs in the future. As for me, I have been symptom free for the last 6 months but my calprotectin came back whopping high so I have a colonoscopy in two weeks. If it's bad I'll probably give in and try Entyvio. Seems weird having no symptoms and such a high score, but don't really know what's going on till we scope it out.

I hope that you make some more ulcerative colitis updates. I'm early in a flare and your videos give me strange comfort. Thank you

1) Really, really sorry to hear what you've been going through, but glad to know you're bouncing back. 2) As you segue into the business world, your language skills can be a tremendous asset. One suggestion, once you get to Texas, would be to reach out to the German American Chamber of Commerce in Houston and discuss opportunities to partner with them, especially with incoming delegations to Austin for the German Haus at SXSW or other events.

My Cousin has the same disease. Wish you the best 🍀😊

Maybe you should make a whole video just about your diet, what you eat during the day. I was diagnosed with pancolitis as well (week ago), luckily it was very moderate in my case but would love to see what people eat, what helps them etc.

All the best bro... Keep rocking bro... Ur my roll model bro

Thank you so much for sharing

my daughter has crohns and she's on a biologic that I would hope to get her off of. We focus a lot on her diet, and her smoothies are similar to yours but we add powder tumeric and 1 tb Bubbies sourkraut for extra probiotics.

Wow Austin….My 18year old daughter has suffered from UC since 14 yrs old. Your video gives me so much hope that my daughter can pull through her illness. She has C-diff at the moment and will be on Antibiotics for 7 weeks. It’s a difficult road…thanks again for your inspiring story.

@risto_delicious

Жыл бұрын

What has helped me with my UC was the carnivore diet. I’m on 0 meds and haven’t had a flare up in 2 years.

@waqarabbas3238

10 ай бұрын

​@@risto_deliciouswhat foods include in ur carnivor diet???

@risto_delicious

10 ай бұрын

@@waqarabbas3238 all meats like chicken, beef, lamb and pork that’s all preservatives free. As well as eggs and cheeses etc. I’ve added some fruits to my diet as well after I was healed. you just have to feel what foods are best and how u feel after it.

@L_Martin

10 ай бұрын

@@waqarabbas3238 It's meat, water and salt. (And eggs if they don't upset you)

@joannp5806

5 ай бұрын

C-Diff is actually caused by Antibiotics overload,what will sometimes help is a course of Probiotics to help balance gut flora.

Haven't seen you in a while, but today I got the Tough Break video on my list and thought he creating content again. Great... As I learned a video before "tough break" might not be the optimal reaction to this video. Well... I wish you health and all the best for the future. I saw you first because of the Germany content. It's always interessting to get another perspective to this country. Guessed so that this chapter is over. But I am looking forward to to see you badmouthing about Germany in your comedy program. Don't worry to laugh about Germany. We already had an interesting time with your comedy comander in chief who was also joking about Germany from time to time and we learned that Americans have an unexpected but interesting type of humor at their voting box. But I am quite optimistic you can be way more fun without ruining the planet. I believe in you! No pressure. ;-) Good luck for you and have a good time.

After getting pregnant with my fourth baby my Ulcerative colitis has gotten worse than it's ever been .. I've been informed that I need to do infusions to get back to remission.. it's been about a year and half of being in a flare up , was hoping to get back to normal with my regular medication which is Cortifoam,this works get for me usually because my colitis is at the end of my colitis mostly .. but now I need to consider this new medication, being infused with these immunosuppressant drugs .. I'm very concerned because I have four kids that get sick a lot during fall,winter and spring.. Your information on what to prepare for with infusions is very helpful for my mindset , preparing mentally for whats going to happen , knowing that these are possibilities.. thank u for sharing

1) If you move to Austin, there's a vibrant standup comedy / improv scene there too. 2) I had never heard of FMT until it was in a South Park episode, so naturally I assumed it was a joke. I was flabbergasted to learn (from Wikipedia after finishing the episode) that it's real!

i was born w uc then changed into Crohn’s disease. no alot of issues u deal w it sucks, but we just push thru it

Please what was your diet during bad uc flare ( severe diarrhea with blood , gas and mucus) pleas help me I'm nearly give up

So did I get this right that you got covid and after that you got UC? Because that is exactly what happened to me. Got covid and a month later my journey started. Would be interesting to find out if there is a link 🤔

Hey buddy, how are you feeling now? Are you still on Xeljanz? Any side effects?

Austin, I'm in hospital now with UC + Covid and our stories are pretty much identical. On 20MG of Prednisone, trying to get discharged with Oral 40mg with taper. The problem is I keep throwing up every meal I have and the Dr's are stumped. Did you ever have nausea/throwing up issues and if so, what helped? Glad to hear you're doing so well :)

@ridacreates8860

Жыл бұрын

have you got better?

Intermittent fasting my friend. Ive had UC for 6 years and the first 5 years was a Rollercoaster but ive been Intermittent fasting for the last year with no real set backs.

@kerryrus

Жыл бұрын

I'm on an a strict carnivore diet, combined with intermittent fasting (time restricted eating), and when I still get a severe flare, then I attempt a 2 or 3 day fast (depending on the severity.) It didn't cure me, but it keeps me in remission most (or half) of the time. But now most flares are mild (and short). Although I still get month long flares, and I still get severe flares. I think it was moving from OMAD to 2MAD that was made me have some really bad days lately. I am fasting right now, day 2 of ____ (tbd) day water fast. I never wanted to become a carnivore, but I really had nowhere left to turn, I tried everything and the new diet (along with intermittent and longer fasts) let me get control of my health back (mostly.) I think red meat and eggs are the least inflammatory foods you can eat (besides nothing at all.)

How r u doing now??

Also what don’t you eat . Trying to see what I should stay away from.

How's your UC now?

Hi, im currently in the hospital again after being home for a week and hospitalized for 24 days with a very stubborn flare that nothing seems to help. Ive been on Humira for almost 7 weeks now, I started off biweekly and while in the hospital in those 24 days they upped my dose to weekly injections but yet it doesn't seem to be working at all so im going to try xeljanz now once I get it this Tuesday. Im praying to God this is the one thing that is going to help me finally get back to living a somewhat normal life once again, ny question though is in regards to the diet while on a flare. They've got me on a low residue diet at the hospital, after being a liquid diet for a few days. I honestly don't know what of the foods im eating is good for me or not because no matter if im on liquids or on solid food, my bowl movements are still pretty much the same it's very hard to identify what I can and cannot eat because of this. I am so confused and frustrated. Some doctors say diet doesn't influence too much on this disease and others say it does. I know that with time maybe ill be able to identify the triggers, but how do I even start if its been so hard to get into remission. Every time im feeling a little better other symptoms pop up, something different together with the old symptoms.. I don't even know how to explain it exactly. They sent me home with prednisone, slowly bringing down the dose every 7 days, that obv didn't work for me, they have me on steroids by vein in the hospital together with antibiotics and iron infusion. I was diagnosed with mild uc back in November and now its severe, it progressed so quickly, has this been the case fr anyone else as well? Im going crazy here, I can't imagine how people have been able to live with constant flares for years, how do I manage ?! Ugh sorry everyone im just venting at this point but yeah if anyone has any tips ill take em!! Thanks in advanced!

@Biophase

2 жыл бұрын

Going through the same with you. On Prednisone now, but starting Inflectra Infusions July 1st. Have you met with a dietician? Hang in there!!

@adianetclemente4491

2 жыл бұрын

@@Biophase there was a dietitian that passed by at the hospital but all they did was hand me a paper with a low fodmap diet plan and give me some protein smoothies from Kate farms. I’ve been discharged for about 10 days now and I’m finally better tho, I’m no longer bleeding and only going to the bathroom no more than 3 times a day with a bit more formed stools, I’m still not 100% and I’m always scared that anything might send me back. Im still sticking to the low fiber diet, terrified of introducing anything new.. I’m tapering down on prednisone, currently on 30mg and hydrocortisone suppositories. It seems to be working this time around better.. idk what finally helped just glad something did.. now all I have to do is try not to fall back into a flare, and deal with the ptsd and anxiety and fear.. this disease can be so unpredictable, but I’m hoping I can find the right lifestyle changes and keep up with it so I can stay in remission or learn how to identify my triggers so I can target them easier.. hope you find relieve soon, best wishes xx

@ghost_of_a_dead_poet

Жыл бұрын

hi... quite similar journey. I was diagnosed this early this year with mild UC. A month ago I got into a bad flare, diagnosed with pancolitis. 60mg of Prednisone, then hospital, now 30mg of Prednisone. I can't tell which foods are a trigger for me, because Prednisone helps during the day, do i don't have bowl movements, only in the evening, night and morning. I don't know what to believe, but so far I'm trying to adhere to whole food plant based diet, hoping it might help with microbiome. I'm actually eating a lot of fiber, but pureed when it's something coarse like spinach or kale. When I'm off prednisone, I'll definitely look into low FODMAP, eliminate and reintroduce foods back (I don't want to do that long-term, it's just to find out my specific triggers). now I'm not saying my plant is the best and maybe the science being whole food plant based diet isn't great (it's hard to tell which studies are actually relevant), but so far, it kinda makes sense to me and people tend to have good results with it. I'd say the most important thing though, is not to get overwhelmed and try diets out slowly... starting by safest foods and meals that aren't hard to prepare will ensure psychological stability, which is (in my opinion) the most important thing in flighting the disease. Without will and hope, I don't think I'd be able to get into remission.

@adianetclemente4491

Жыл бұрын

@@ghost_of_a_dead_poet hi, I’ve been slowly getting better! I’d say the xeljanz has def really helped, I’ve had like two mild flares in the past like 3 months but I tested positive for c diff both those times so I’m pretty sure that was my trigger.. I’ve been trying to follow Kenny Honnas protocols. Not exactly to the T I’m doing it the way that it feels right to me even though it’s hard, also I started drinking cabbage juice almost two weeks ago, 32oz a day and it has helped TREMENDOUSLY! I stopped bleeding like two days into it, it’s kinda disgusting lol and I do get pretty gassy but it helps so idc, I’m aiming for at least 3 weeks of this. I’m also drinking kefir on smoothies every day and I recently bought digestive enzymes with pre and probiotics, started taking that today actually. Even tho im still positive for c diff (because insurance and pharmacy and drs office miscommunication delayed medication 🙄) I do feel better. I think the only thing really keeping me from having less bowl moments and more formed stools is the c diff. I also suggest daily exercise at least 30 mins and at least an hour of sun exposure. Good luck ☺️

Are you still on XELJANZ

Did he die from Crohn's or just does not upload anymore?

Well, I wanna get a fecal matter transplant.

Can medicine cause urine problem. I am facing urine problem and I am on medication Ulcerative Colities.

@ahmedlotfy8060

Жыл бұрын

I had / have similar issues try stopping all the sugars and make sure rectum is not inflamed swallowed

What did they do to diagnose you with uc

@almostaustin

2 жыл бұрын

Blood Tests and Stool Tests pointed to UC, but a Sigmoidoscopy Scope confirmed it.

Dang, if I had known that one can become a professional pooper my career would have gone a different route...

Recently diagnosed with UC too Budesonide, Prednisone, and Remicade is not working. Hoping to try Xeljanz soon. I would rather have my colon removed tho.

@scarlettfreedom3629

2 жыл бұрын

I'm in the hospital again, after being here two months may and June from a cute pancolits. I have been on Stellara, after failing Remicade and biologics. They are going to try to induce another stelara dose in the hospital now, and if that fails I will try the med tofacitinib which is what u speak of. I'm scared cause I'm so sick. On steroids now and morphine.

@scarlettfreedom3629

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you say that. I am in that position I can lose a colon. that's the last tragedy case. Rather die

@asef698

2 жыл бұрын

Shortens your life expectancy removing your colon. Keep fighting and try everything

@JoseReyes-jy4mv

2 жыл бұрын

@@asef698 founds meds that work for me. I feel normal again.

@abzadbu

Жыл бұрын

@@JoseReyes-jy4mv which one?

He got 3 shots oh crap

youtube channels/ppl who have cured themselves completely highcarbhealth kennyhonnas Bookmark them and try them out in the long run if things don't work out.