This is the ninth video in the IBD School Basics Video Series, which aims to educate IBD patients, their friends, and families of people with IBD about Crohn’s Disease and ulcerative colitis. This video explains, and supports or refutes some common myths about IBD. Please add comments, make suggestions for improvements, and suggest topics for future videos. Thanks!
Dr. Matthew A. Ciorba discusses his manuscript “Patients With Late-Adult-Onset Ulcerative Colitis Have Better Outcomes Than Those With Early Onset Disease.” To view the print version of the abstract, go to: tiny.cc
This teleconference/webcast discussed women and IBD, and was led by physician experts Sunanda V. Kane, MD, MSPH, and Uma Mahadevan-Velayos, MD. The webcast includes discussion on ” What are important gender issues in IBD?” “How does IBD affect intimacy and sexuality?” and “What is the impact of IBD medication on fertility and pregnancy?” These are excerpts from the hour-long webcast, which can be viewed at www.ccfa.org
Welcome, sweet viewers, to today’s episode of Healthy Living, where we will speak with Gina Shaw of Devon, England, a doctor of complementary medicine, author, health and nutrition consultant and iridologist, or one who examines the iris to determine health status. Dr. Shaw has helped many overcome health conditions including ulcerative colitis, gastric ulcers, hypertension, high cholesterol, multiple sclerosis and depression through a raw vegan diet, in which only animal-free foods that are uncooked or cooked at temperatures below 46 degrees Celsius are consumed. Dr. Shaw has also published many books on the links between nutrition and health, including “The Undigestible Truth about Meat.” “The Healthy Vegan Child” and her latest work,”The Anti-Ageing Diet.” Supreme Master Television recently interviewed Dr. Shaw in the UK about foods that can ensure optimal health. She first explains why she chose the raw vegan lifestyle…
