SedaCrohn - Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis

Sedacrohn definitely works for me although I may not have the worst case of Crohn's. Just a little bit of my history: I've always had stomach issues but when I started seeing blood in my stool I went through all the testing and was diagnosed with Chron's. The doctor said I just had one spot in my Ziegfeld intestine, or whatever it is, that was red and irritated. Although she had never asked me about my diet or lifestyle habits or suggested any holistic remedies I might try, she wanted to immediately put me on Humira. I was very resistant to this and wanted to see if I could stop the symptoms through diet changes. I stopped most alcohol and caffeine and that did work for a time to lessen my symptoms - no more blood, but still cramping and urgency.Recently I flared back up and was having blood with every bowel movement. I was very upset as I thought I had it mostly under control, so I cut out alcohol and caffeine completely and I could slowly see improvement after a couple of weeks.Then after doing some reading I ordered Sedacrohn and started taking that along with continuing to abstain from those things.After two weeks of Sedacrohn I feel better than I ever have in my life with regards to my Crohn's. No sign of blood or mucus at all, no more soft stools, no more pain, cramping or urgency. I used to fear wiping my butt because even when I felt I was getting better there would be blood on the toilet paper. Now when I wipe my butt I amazed to find nothing on the toilet paper. A truly solid stool is something I guess I've never really experienced in my life!I am very happy with Sedacrohn and it is defiantly worth a try, especially compared to how cheap and not-toxic it is compared to pharmaceutical medicine.I'm still kind of mad that my doctor was going to go right to Humira without trying something as simple and natural as wormwood.

I have never wrote a review for a product in my life. This is the first time I feel it is truly warranted. Ive suffered from Crohns for 5 years now. I could not afford the medicine that kept me in remission, just this week I achieved remission of my symptoms that lasted 3-4 months and 35lbs lost on a flare up. Ive only taken Sedacrohn for 4 weeks now, but I feel amazing. I can eat the food I want without feeling like a prisoner of my own body. I can sleep without stomach pain. If you’re in remission, keep taking whatever you’ve been taking. If you feel like you have nowhere else to turn and you cannot get prescribed medications, it can’t hurt to try this stuff. Im honestly astounded by this stuff, and how I basically feel the same as being on my $6000/mo medication (Humira)

I'm sure this product works great for most but I just wanted to let others know what I experienced so they'll know what they might expect from taking these. The first 2-3 days were fine no issues but after that it's like it was totally different. I felt like I was full of fluids even though I had not had hardly anything to drink or eat. It did that for several days and started getting sharp pains in my stomach and side. It started making me really nauseous also so I had to stop taking them they were just causing me more problems. I have Ulcerative Colitis and it's pretty bad so that could be some of why it did those things to me. I hate it didn't work out for me I was looking forward to remission after all these years. And I wish I had someone to give the rest of them to so they're not wasted especially for what they costed I know it would help someone who struggles to afford them every month. I'll leave my email here if anyone would like to have the rest of the bottle I just got them a few weeks ago right after valentines day 2022. ricksbabe29@gmail well I just hope this helps others be prepared for unexpected side effects.

Very good. I have ulcerated colitis. It was pretty bad and I don't like doctors so I tried to handle this with diet changes. That was working very very slowly but after two months I was in bad shape, weak tired, anemic. After taking this I saw an improvement after 2-3 weeks. Id say it helps a lot. Will require another supply but worth it.UpdateStill works but see no cure, I am taking this 3 months, my symptoms are greatly improved but still cant eat roughage or have spices like pepper. Going to 4 stars, no cure yet.

Taking Apriso for the past 12 years for Ulcerative Colitis. It works 'okay', but I still had flares every summer that lasted for 2-4 months. This year, I tried Sedacrohn. OH MY GOSH - THIS WAS AMAZING! I could tell after just 3 days that something was different in a good way. It's now been 8 weeks. I can eat foods with certainty that I'm not going to have to run to the bathroom. THis is amazing. My body hasn't felt this good and "normal" for the past 12 years. This is the perfect compliment to the prescribed Apriso and I will never stop taking wormwood as a supplement. This gave me my life back. Hope SedaChrohn is around for as long as I plan to be !!

I have severe UC and probably have to change medications once a year. I was hoping this would be really effective and it just isn’t for me. It definitely helps no doubt and makes flare ups a little more manageable but definitely not the fix I was looking for.

I had tried Sedacrohn a few months ago for Crohn's and after a couple of weeks most of my symptoms were a lot less. I even had a blood test done and my gastroenterologist always checks the C-Reactive protein level which was previously 15. To my surprise it was zero. I had quit after a month to take a break and noticed that my symptoms were slowly coming back. I started taking SedaCrohn again an the symptoms got less again. It seems to have a direct effect on the Crohn's symptoms and I need to stay of of steroids since I started having severe reactions. Everyone is different, but it has worked for me so far (3 months now). I will keep having blood tests and exams to verify the results, but so far so good.

I was hopeful and desperately needing some natural help. Didn’t work.