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I've found a surprising treatment.

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Blmick61
Blmick61

Im 56 and i have internal bleeding hemorrhoids.

I've had them for about 15 years but i have never seen a doctor, i have tried most if not all of the mainstream remedies but haven't experienced any improvement.

Now this might sound a little unbelievable and probably will not work for everyone, but it certainly works for me.

A few weeks ago a friend give me a box of 28 'Nescafe 3in1 classic sashes, (not for the treatment of my hemorrhoids, she just didn't like them) after only 6 days having one in the morning and one after work in the afternoon the improvement is amazing.I stopped using them for three days and the bleeding returned, now i use them every day and the bleeding has almost disappeared completely.

Does anyone know why this would be the case, what is the actual ingredient in these sashes that is responsible for this?

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  • david22909
    david22909 Blmick61

    Posted

    Not a healthy remedy. Clog up the pooper. Maybe slowing blood flow to rectum.
  • abubin
    abubin Blmick61

    Posted

    i too take coffee and I believe that it help me to poop everyday. I take coffee with milk and all. However, Not too much or too strong coffee. Because those will pooping hard and strain the anus which is bad on roids.

    I drink Nescafe with condensed milk that I make myself everyday.

    I also do take that Nescafe 3in1 before but it never did gave me any noticeable effects on my roids. I had to stop taking those because it is very unhealthy. The creamer in it is artifial and contain lots of chemicals. Not from real milk.

    Having said that, as a person who have roids I understand your dilemma. If it helps with the roids, I personally would choose drinking it as well. Not like it is poison or anything super bad. Not much difference like eating junk food.

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