Digestive System Disorders

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Things That Can Go Wrong With the Digestive System

Digestive disorders range from the occasional upset stomach, heartburn and nausea to the more serious and life-threatening colorectal cancer. These disorders encompass the gastrointestinal tract as well as the liver, gallbladder and pancreas. Most digestive disorders and diseases are complex, with subtle symptoms, and the causes of many remain unknown. Some may be genetic or develop from multiple factors such as stress, fatigue, diet or smoking. Alcohol abuse also poses a risk for digestive disorders.

Diagnosis of a digestive disorder requires a thorough and accurate medical history and physical examination. Some may need to undergo more extensive diagnostic evaluations including laboratory tests, endoscopic procedures and imaging techniques.

Nearly everyone has a digestive problem at one time or another. Some conditions, such as indigestion or mild diarrhea, are common; they result in mild discomfort and get better on their own or are easy to treat. Others, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), can be long lasting or troublesome. A doctor who specializes in the digestive system and who can be helpful when dealing with these conditions is called a GI specialist or gastroenterologist.

Digestive disorders are quite common, affecting more than 100 million people in the United States. For some, digestive disorders are simply an irritation, causing only discomfort, and necessitating only minor lifestyle changes. For others, the disorders may be more serious, even fatal.

It is important to know the signs of digestive system disorders, and possible causes. Common symptoms of digestive disorders include:
Nausea and Vomiting, Bloating, Constipation, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain

Since these symptoms occur with different types of digestive disorders, a qualified physician should always be consulted if you experience any of these problems. Your doctor will be able to accurately diagnose your problem, and prescribe the proper treatment, and if not, he will be able to refer you to a specialist who can treat you.

Keeping your digestive system functioning properly is important to keep you healthy, so if you think you may have digestive problems, get it treated, before it's too late.

Is Digestinol KOSHER?

Yes. The capsules themselves are certified vegetable Kosher. In addition, the plant itself is all natural, organic, and not manmade.

How long does it take to work?

It starts to work from the first pill you swallow, but you may not FEEL the difference for several weeks. The average time frame reported for 100% recovery from various digestive diseases is 60 to 90 days. It is a healing process. It is not a drug which deadens your nerve endings just to hide or cover up your symptoms, Digestinol helps the body recover so your immune system can target the disorder and take control of it.. We have a 97-98% success rate reported from people who take Digestinol as directed for 90 days or longer.

Does the disease ever come back on people who have been using Digestinol?

We have several groups monitored and it’s very interesting . . .

Group 1 takes Digestinol, recovers, goes on the maintenance level and never seems to have another symptom again.

Group 2 takes Digestinol, recovers, stops taking Digestinol and seems to do fairly well.

Group 3 takes Digestinol, recovers, goes on the maintenance level and then gets into a high stress situation. They see a little blood or get some cramping. At that point they bump up their Digestinol intake to 3-9 capsules and usually will recover quickly as the increase in dosage boosts the recovery time within a week or so.

Group 4 takes Digestinol, recovers, then stops taking the Digestinol maintenance program and evtually gets into a high stress situation. Their symptoms come back and they have to start all over again which is of coursenot the recommended way to handle it.

Your body needs time to heal itself to feel better! We highly recommend staying on the maintenance dosage so you are always a step ahead of your disorders "just in case".

Why didn’t my doctor tell me about this?
The pharmaceutical industry is controlling the American Medical Association which dictates to the doctors what to prescribe. You may have noticed from your previous visits that they do not prescribe natural formulas of any type. This is the method in which the industry makes their money. You may have noticed that there is no focus on healing the tissues of your body. The focus is on masking the disease with drugs.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.