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An Update . . . . . .

Great news!

Have you heard of Lepicol?
It has the advantage of having added beneficial gut bacteria.
 
I hadn't, but have now. Will look into it. Waitrose, Tesco or Holland & Barrett ?
 
Alanp35 said:
I hadn't, but have now. Will look into it. Waitrose, Tesco or Holland & Barrett ?
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H&B, I think.
Not cheap, but you only need a teasp or so a day.
It also has the advantage that, when taken with carbs, it slows their absorption. A lot.
 
@Alanp35
Glad it went well! Your cholestrol is amazing!
 

Hi Alan, pleased it went well and quickly too, good luck and all the best for the future.
Take care RRB
 
Well Alan, glad it's all done. You definitely need a high fibre diet. I didn't realise how bad my diverticular disease was until I had an abscess burst inside of me. They removed a lot of my Colon and get an annual colonoscopy so glad you have an early diagnosis. Take care.
 
Now you've had the colonoscopy, is it safe to read Steven King's "Dreamcatcher"
 
It was an experience - the worst part being the two "preparation". Day1 was cutting down on all the good LCHF foods we (should) enjoy, eating white chicken, white fish, no veg, no fruit, no tea or coffee or anythings that may have "coloured" output. The day before was a powder 3 times and nothing solid to eat after a very early breakfast from list list of the day before. Surprised I wasn't hungry, nothing much happened till approx 14:00. No detail but, for those who may have future colonoscopy a word of advice; do not sneeze, do not cough unless "enthroned in heavenly splendour". No problems today, just good to have the results,and be able to manage it,with no drug intervention. Have a Google search on "causes of diverticulitis" and wonder.
End of update. Do not be fearsome over this procedure - it is an investment, not a cost.
Thank you all so much for your support and encouragement - it really does help.
 
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