Drinking high silica content water?
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A few people have been mentioning that drinking water with a high silica content help your UC. Can someone explain this or tell me whether it has helped them?
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Posted , 8 users are following.
A few people have been mentioning that drinking water with a high silica content help your UC. Can someone explain this or tell me whether it has helped them?
1 like, 6 replies
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helena108 brooke22
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angela03976 helena108
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ehsan18513 brooke22
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stewart21177 brooke22
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Also I have a strange relation with conventional medication after a RTA and coma 3 months, had a frozen shoulder, no help from hospital. After hospital stay, still in agony, I had acupuncture from a cranial osteteopath, on the journey from there home the pain went, then it was physiotherapist freed up the movement. It's never bothered me since at all!
The only thing I will say the water is one of those things you can't live without, and to my mind I'd rather keep off standard allotrophic medicine, but then I'm definitely weird!
ann_and_nick brooke22
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in response to your question in the other post re small amount of blood post alternating enema's...it's possible an ulceration hadn't completely healed...wait a few few days, hopefully the amount of blood will gradually stop..however if not you may need to return to daily enema's for an additional short period. Silica, its everywhere, in your tissues etc...in your colon it will absorb water, form a gel and fecal matter will bind to it..thus stool forming...toxins also bind to the gel.
I'm in the US, the UK has a product (silicol gel)...not really a gel but a product that forms a gel in the colon (silica dioxide) digestive not the topical. Ann
Jules50 brooke22
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