Your posts are very informative and I like them very much, we look forward to more posts from you.

@Joe_Leech

21 күн бұрын

We appreciate you!

Thank you very much for your valuable information

@Joe_Leech

21 күн бұрын

You are most welcome

I would love a deeper dive into fiber. I had diverticulitis in 2017. Worst pain of my life except for a migraine I had a few years earlier where I actually thought death would be better 😢 And I've given birth which hurt so much. Any way, I have been eating mostly whole food plant based since 2017 and haven't had a diverticulitis attack since. But I also quit smoking in 2020. Maybe it's both. I'm not Inuit heritage and also had high cholesterol in 2017. I didn't remember how high but I was prescribed statins I never took because I thought I could control with diet. I've also been told by every doctor I've been to since that I need to avoid nuts and seeds which I ignored because I knew the new research showed no connection with diverticulitis. My total cholesterol is way low.. 150. I would love an in depth dive into fiber and who is benefitted and who is not

Good information especially work out your food intolerances. I have had diverticuli for many years and several bouts of diverticulitis. Reducing plant foods, particularly leaves and flowers eg broccoli, cauliflower, other brassicas, spinach etc as well as many fruits and all grains reduced my inflammation. I can immediately tell now when my gut is inflamed…discomfort, pain, stool changes etc. Small amount of gluten free oats the other day caused a 3 day upset 😮

@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn

6 күн бұрын

Bit do you have diverticulitis? Sounds like something else.

Great informative and very easy to follow video. Thank you. I have IBS as well as diverticulosis. Tomato pips were found in the pouches of my diverticulitis because I used to eat them constantly. I recently found that salads, coleslaw and uncooked veg irritate and cause acid reflux. 🙁. I'm not enjoying food anymore but have found relief in Slippery Elm Root and freshly squeezed celery juice. Please can you do the roughage video and try to include these two possible treatments. I'm curious if they can cause harm.

@victoriarogers387

29 күн бұрын

Hi, thanks for that. I have DD, IBD, NAFLD, and I truly belive that I am where I am at 47 because of ignoring what my body says it is sensitive to for my entire life and being inactive for the last 10 yrs and a greedy sod. If only there was a basic food sensitivity test for everyone as they turn adults then they would never put themselves through the pain I suffer on the regular.

@Joe_Leech

29 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing @monsiebabe2817 and for letting me know that you're keen on the roughage video. It sounds like you've spent some time to identify the foods that trigger you. Don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like some 1:1 support

@Joe_Leech

29 күн бұрын

@@victoriarogers387 if you're still suffering regularly I'd recommend getting in touch with my team. We can help! The link to apply for an assessment call is in the description of this video

@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn

6 күн бұрын

@@victoriarogers387pardon my ignorance. What is a tomato pip?

Looking forward to your take on the carnivore approach

Yes and a stress video!!

What to evaluate in ostomized patients? With diverticulitis

Fiber video would be great

A fiber video would help please.

Very interested in understanding fiber better - I mostly eat high fiber keto and it seems that diverticulitis keeps rearing its ugly head!

Eskimos also consume a lot of fat which is probably helping the digestive system. Like the carnivore diet!

@Joe_Leech

29 күн бұрын

I'm actually going to talk about the carnivore diet in my next video...stay tuned!

@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn

6 күн бұрын

@@Joe_Leechthough o am told red meat aggravates d. Who knows. Seems everything does. Unless it’s the belief it’s inflammatory

Do you think diverticulitis attacks are manageable without surgery?

Audio fades alot

@Joe_Leech

29 күн бұрын

Thanks for the feedback @explorerny1

While I admire your video and your dedication we really didn’t learn anything. We learned what we thought that nobody really knows what causes any of this and how to treat it Other than surgical intervention

So much talk but no mention of starting at the beginning of the digestive journey….properly chewing your food to begin with.

Mustard seeds nightmare

Allergies to pork food to me is what triggers my attacks.

@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn

6 күн бұрын

Allergies trigger your diverticulitis attacks?

@liricanocturna

5 күн бұрын

They do

@liricanocturna

5 күн бұрын

@@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn they do

Too much hand action