September 2010 PMID 20636483

Review article: lymphatic system and associated adipose tissue in the development of inflammatory bowel disease.

P-Y von der Weid, K J Rainey

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The collective discussions show strong agreement with the article's relevance, as many users emphasize how it 'saved' or 'changed' their lives, utilizing words like 'thank you,' 'life-changing,' and 'saved.' The tone is mostly personal and emotionally driven, reflecting a high level of engagement and perceived impact, reinforced by mentions of dietary approaches, gut health, and treatment success stories.

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Most discussions express strong support and personal validation of the article's implications, with many users stating it 'saved their lives' or 'changed' their understanding of IBD treatments.

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Abstract in brief

The lymphatic system is essential for maintaining tissue fluid balance, immune defense, and fat metabolism, and its dysfunction in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can lead to issues like swelling, abnormal lymph vessel growth, and disrupted immune cell movement.
Research shows that problems in lymph drainage in IBD can cause fluid buildup, increased fat tissue growth, and inflammation, with fat tissue releasing chemicals that worsen immune responses and inflammation.
Understanding how the lymphatic system influences immune cell movement, fat transport, and inflammation in the gut could help develop new treatments for IBD, potentially improving patients' quality of life.]

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@Outdoctrination now after using salad + oregano oil. In other words: after trying to tame bacterial overgrowth. On the other hand, the guy here, @team_honnas, claims to have cured his UC by "optimizing his gut flora" mainly by consuming pre- and probiotics. https://t.co/mKp8DLVWqI 2/?

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@CO2HitIer @CowsEatGrassBlg Ok, after eliminating "simpler" issues like SIBO or H. Pylori, it is most likely colitis. As I understand, your comments on the coffee are up to date. What about IF? I know it's not peaty, but this guy claims that it was crucial for his complete recovery: https://t.co/mKp8DLVoBa

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@CaityTrina Thank you so very much. Now to be fair and share something meaningful in kind I have one for you. This video has saved my life in the last three years I was diagnosed with Severe Ulcerative Colitis in two locations..I hope it helps you or someone you know.https://t.co/9EEYZDLpzg

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@MariaGriffinVA This is the video that saved, changed my life. https://t.co/9EEYZDtOHI

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@solarforge_ @SeedOilFacts This video influenced me a lot as well. https://t.co/pAIyPRg0pZ Especially the parts about kefir.

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@ethot_gamer This is the video I was talking about before. It saved my life. I hope it helps you. https://t.co/9EEYZDtOHI

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@ethot_gamer This is the video that saved me and changed my life. https://t.co/9EEYZDtOHI

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Months ago when I watched this video after a friend shared it with me...I had no idea it would change my life forever and how I view food, nutrition and exercise. This video has saved my life.

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@SarahShevon @BedroomBondage @gofundme I had this illness (moderate to severe UC) Thankfully I'm off my meds and very close to remission. I'm symptom free thanks to a simple video a friend shared with me months ago. Please share it with others. https://t.co/9EEYZDtOHI

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@john_damianos @AGA_Gastro @drdawnbeaulieu @MondayNightIBD @VUMCibd @DCharabaty Would love to see a meat diet compared to something like this, in a legit study: https://t.co/VgD3jyNO6J

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Review article: lymphatic system and associated adipose tissue in the development of inflammatory bowel disease.

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All mentions

Optimizing Gut Health and Nutrition After IBD and UC Recovery

Impact of Breaking Prolonged Sitting on Cognitive Function in Sedentary Adults

Lymphatic System's Role in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Development