[Alert] This Belly Problem CAUSES Cancer

By Jack Taylor Posted January 15, 2019

Too often, living with inflammatory bowel disease means doubling over in pain… rushing to the restroom… and praying that you make it in time.

It’s not only EXHAUSTING… but embarrassing, too.

And unfortunately, that’s just the beginning…

Because all-new research out of Northwest Medicine in Chicago suggests that IBD can lead to MORE than just agonizing abdominal cramps, unpredictable bouts of diarrhea, and overwhelming fatigue…

It could even give you CANCER.

Here’s how…

In the study, recently published in European Urology, researchers reviewed 18 years’ worth of medical data from more than 10,000 middle-aged men, some with IBD and some without, focusing on how many went on to develop prostate cancer.

And what they saw was earth-shattering.

Because while only .42 percent of IBD-free men developed the disease, that number rose to 2.4 percent in IBD sufferers.

And that translates to a WHOPPING 500 PERCENT difference in risk!

Yep, you read that right… 

According to the study, men with IBD are a devastating FIVE TIMES more likely to develop prostate cancer compared to their bowel-healthy brethren.

Interestingly, though, experts say that it’s likely NOT related to the rampant inflammation involved in IBD (which we already know to be linked to increased risk of colorectal cancers).

Instead, it’s probably caused by the very drugs used to help MANAGE the IBD.

(Y’know… one of the “safe” mainstream meds your doc likes dish out.)

The argument here is that some of those drugs can actually reduce or inhibit “immune surveillance,” the process by which your body’s immune cells naturally FIND and KILL wandering cancer cells every day.

Without that mechanism working at its full potential, those dangerous cells can sneak by and hole up elsewhere in the body.

And here’s the kicker…

You don’t even NEED meds to manage your IBD!

Why take the chance? Several natural alternatives have proven effective at improving symptoms of Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and other disorders related to IBD.

Supplementing with a high-quality probiotic – or eating fermented foods like kimchi, yogurt, or sauerkraut — can help balance your belly and keep unruly gut bugs and harmful bacteria from contributing to your digestive woes.

You should also consider limiting how often you eat certain inflammation-causing foods – namely carbs – and tamping down what inflammation your gut already has. Try working a dose of curcumin (the substance that gives turmeric its trademark golden color) into your daily routine.

Do you have feedback you want to share? Drop me a line: feedback@turapur.com.

Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products