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My name is Michael Hohlweg. I have no medical training, but I believe I have discovered the cause of diverticulitis!

 

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Doctors, nutritionists and gastroenterologists consider diverticulitis to be incurable. In fact, if you see a doctor for your diverticulitis or diverticulosis, he/she may have told you that you will get worse over time. 

Doctors know that diverticular disease (such as diverticulosis and diverticulitis) is simply a disease of inflammation, which in many cases is so severe that bulges (diverticula) are beginning to rupture through the wall of the patient's colon.                                                                 

I believe that inflammation of the colon in diverticular disease patients is caused by long-term eating of two specific types of food. I call these foods "catalyst                                                   foods". These foods cause a reaction in the colon that could be                                                   described as toxic or inflammatory.

Your time is valuable and I am not about to waste it. Please give me a                                       couple of minutes to explain why I believe this theory is accurate and why                                 it might be the most important information any diverticulitis patient could know.

 
 
 

What Causes Diverticulitis? Please don't skip this section!

 

Allopathic medicine (meaning modern doctors and pharmaceutical companies) teach that the cause and cure for diverticulitis are a mystery. This is not just my claim. Here are medical website links that prove what I am saying:

 

 

http://www.marczaremd.com/diverticulitis-of-colon.html

www.gastro-associates.com/WhatbrWeTreat/DiverticulosisandDiverticulitis.aspx

http://www.bettermedicine.com/article/diverticular-disease-1

 

 

I completely agree with doctors and pharmaceutical companies when they admit that they don't know the cause or cure for diverticulitis. 

 

I quit listening to people who didn't know and asked myself: "What reaches our colons that could be causing the inflammation? My belief is that It had to be either stomach acid or food, since that is all that passes through. As it turns out, it is both that may be causing the inflammation.
 

Imagine a hay fever patient doing yard work and mowing lawns every day for years. Eventually he will have severe respiratory problems and possibly lung infections. His lungs, like your colon, will be inflamed.  A doctor will give him nasal sprays, decongestants and antibiotics. He may feel better, but if he keeps doing yard work, the suffering will continue and the inflammation will get worse.

 

Does this sound like you? Do you keep eating the same foods the same way but expect to get better?  You and I could both tell the "allergy guy" how to get better. Somehow it is harder to fix ourselves.

 

Below are the 8 most common treatments for diverticulitis. If you have tried them, you know they don't work. Are you doing the things that keep you sick, like our "allergy guy" above?

 
 
 
  1. Drink plenty of water.
  2. Apply a heating pad or hot water bottle.
  3. Have invasive, risky surgery (-oscopies), such as removal       of all or part of the colon (-ectomies).
  4. Use antibiotics and other prescription meds and acid               blockers.
  5. Maintain regular bathroom habits; avoid straining avoid           laxatives.
  6. Undergo a colonoscopy and/or barium enema X-ray or           scans.
  7. Take over-the-counter pain and acid blocking drugs.
  8. Eat a high-fiber diet rich in fruit, vegetables, whole grain         cereals and breads.
 
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My theory is that diverticulitis, like all the other digestive disorders is related to stomach acid. The others are GERD, heartburn, acid reflux, Crohn's, colitis, IBD, IBS and celiac disease, to name a few. All these diseases have one thing in common: acid. Acid causes abdominal pain and bloating. It may also cause the weakening of the colon lining which allows diverticula (pouches) to form. Medical studies agree that these conditions are related to the over- or under-production of hydrochloric acid by the stomach during digestion. 

 

This is why some of these diseases are even named after their acidic origins, names such as heartburn and acid reflux. Diverticulitis is one member of the acidic disease group. Again, if you want proof from the medical community, here are two internet sources that document the fact that GERD and other stomach disorders are related to high or even low stomach acid:

 

http://www.medicinenet.com/gastroesophageal_reflux_disease_gerd/page6.htm 

http://refluxdefense.com/heartburn_GERD_articles/introduction-causes-and-symptoms.html


  

 
 
 
 
 

 

How can we know if this theory is correct?    

 

I used to suffer from this acid related digestive disorder. Then for two years I lived overseas. While I was abroad, I generally ate with my local friends, and ate what they ate. During that time, I noticed that my digestive condition simply went away. Why would a "disease" just go away when I ate differently? When I returned home to the U.S. my condition came back. I eventually understood that it was my diet that was causing the problem. 

 

I did my own research and found that diverticular disease exists predominantly in five countries. The other 180+ countries, with billions of people, have near zero incidences of diverticulitis. Doubt what I am telling you? Here is what doctors at Cornell University said (paraphrased): 30% to 65% of the population in the "Western world" have this disease. Then they compared that to the near-zero incidences elsewhere -- Africa, for example. Asia also has almost none!  The disease is epidemic in 5 places, almost nonexistent elsewhere. We need a diverticulitis diet and it can be simple! Again, here are the medical citations:

 

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/diverticular-disease-and-diverticulitis/Pages/Introduction.aspx

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2780060/

 

 Which 5 places with only 6% of the world's population have nearly 90% of the                                                        diverticulitis patients?

 

    If you have diverticular disease, you are from one of the locations below:

 

 
  • 1 Canada
  • 2 U.S
  • 3 United Kingdom
  • 4 Australia
  Recently New Zealand has been added to the list. Sorry, N.Z.
 
What Do These 5 Hot Spots Have in Common?

 

With the few facts above, it didn't take a medical degree to see that the over/under production of acid (and food combinations that triggers this) may well be what is causing diverticulitis. Could avoiding a few catalyst foods be the solution? I am confident that it is.

 


My next question was: If diet causes diverticulitis, could a diverticulitis diet also end diverticulitis? I tested my theory on myself and for me, the answer was Yes.

 
 

For almost two years I tested my diverticulitis diet theories out on myself and two willing business friends, each of whom shared my digestive nightmare. Eventually I figured out which foods, when mixed together, seemed to cause all the trouble... we named them "catalyst foods!"

I found that we could all eat any food we wanted, but when we ate any two of the catalyst foods together, the results were dramatic... dramatically bad. Sometimes the result was immediate, and sometimes delayed, but the result was always one or more of the following:  heartburn, feeling acidic, bloating, abdominal pain, gas, meals "just sitting there," discomfort, and toilet "drama."





                                                       
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Doctors aren't your only option.

As we proved earlier from the medical websites, doctors are taught that the cause of diverticulitis is a mystery. Would you hire a professional in any other field who told you he/she didn't know the cause or solution to your problem?

      Will my plan be hard to follow?             

Pardon me here while I switch from enthusiastic website owner to a no-hype realist for a minute. Although the program is straightforward, changing your eating style is difficult. Yes, there are those who will sell you $100 AMP capsules, ebooks or diets claiming cures without effort. If that is what you want to hear, someone will whisper it in your ear. If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, you have finally found a real solution, but yes, altering your eating is difficult. This is a diverticulitis diet and... you will have to change some things! 

 
 
 
 
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* Too busy to read the book? Go straight to the "5-Minute Quick Start"                  section and eliminate the catalyst food combinations with your very next            bite.

 

* Your Diverticulitis Pain Free Foods Healing Plan divides all food into three        categories. These categories are shown in full-page color charts. This is a            simple diverticulitis diet.

 

* You can eat any food you want, but two of the categories are never to be            combined in the same meal. You will not be deprived or go hungry. You can      even eat meat in moderation and drink coffee and tea. 

 

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* Use the recipe collection to make your own custom menu for a week or two        until you get used to using the simple chart. It can't get easier than this                because the recipe collection has breakfasts, lunches, dinners and all other          choices you need. Just pick the ones that sound great to you and your                  personal custom menu is done!

 

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DPFF is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. If you are seeing a doctor or taking medications, continue to do so and consult with your physician before starting any new eating or nutrition program or changing your medication regimine. Even if the program works for you as it has for so many, your digestive tract may be inflammed or injured to the point where complete healing may be a multi week, month or even a year long process. We do believe in this program and stand behind our guarantee 100%, but we are never going to be aware of all the conditions or complications that may exist in an indivicual patient. DPFF is not supervised by doctors or nurses. None of the statements on this website or within the program have been evaluated by the FDA or any other agency of any government.
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