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Could it be MAP?

Last update: 096-26-23 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN     I have been following a controversy for years: Is a pathogen called Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis, MAP for short, the cause of Crohn’s?  I must confess, at times I had my doubts (little, tiny doubts), but the latest evidence for this is very strong.  And…

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I Promise, I Will Not Lose You

Last update: 01-29-24 By Eugene l. Heyden, RN     Baby looks a little fragile.  I know you’re worried.  A friend of a friend told me you lost your first baby.  I am so very sorry. Some mothers under these or similar circumstances worry and hope for the best.  Of course, they do their best. …

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I Didn’t Plan on Any of This, Did You?

Last update: 12-13-23 By Little Jimmy with Eugene L. Heyden, RN      Do I look like I am particularly happy?  I think not.  I’m struggling here, and none of this should have ever happened.  I was born premature; not by design, not because I am defective, but perhaps due to ignorance or neglect.  If…

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I Would Be Smiling, Too

Last update: 01-14-24 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN     Could it be that this lady is smiling because she has found one of the most powerful treatments available anywhere for the treatment of Crohn’s.  She is in remission now.  She wants to keep smiling. “Nutritional therapy for active Crohn’s disease (CD) is an underutilized…

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War Stories: Dr. Jill

Last update: 06-14-23 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN         Imagine this: You’re in med school.  You are twenty-five years old.  Your future is bright.  The following is just not supposed to happen . . . to you, to anyone: You find a lump in your breast.  And in short order, you are…

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Have You Fed Your Pathogens Today?

Last update: 12-05-23 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN     When it comes to the Western diet, it seems that there are others besides you (and me) who love this diet.  There are teeming multitudes of others who love it, too.  They are the pathogens that reside within.  What you eat is what they eat. …

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War Stories: Phyllis

Last update: 07-14-23 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN     If you’re going to come down with Crohn’s, try to put it off as long as possible.  Try to wait until you are at least in your mid- to late-fifties.  I interviewed a lady who did just that.  Her name is Phyllis.  This is her…

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Crohn’s Disease: Finding a Way Out Japanese Style

Last update: 12-05-23 By Eugene L. Heyden, RN     Here I will introduce you to a diet just made for Crohn’s, and it was designed by a team of gastroenterologists.  (Can’t beat that!)  The diet is very successful.  And I mean very successful.   It can help induce remission.  It can help maintain remission.  You…

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