Summary: Squidoo : Lenses by StacyWhiting
As embarrassing as it may be to admit, I suffered from hemorrhoids since the birth of my first child. Three children later and I could no longer take the pain and itching any longer. I have finally found a 100% SAFE natural cure.
A common misconception about the cause of hemorrhoids is that the
process of moving our bowels or even the process of giving birth
causes a lot of strain on the veins located in our rear areas
making them swell, bleed and protrude, suddenly creating painful
and uncomfortable hemorrhoids. This common belief is however
somewhat flawed. Think about it, if the mere act of bowel movement
or even childbirth causes so much strain on our veins, then why
isn't everybody walking around with painful hemorrhoids? There has
to be more to it! And there is - our diet! Our diet contributes
greatly to the development of hemorrhoids. Natural cures for the
nasty little veins can thus be found in our food choices.
Date Published: Mar 18, 2009 - 7:47 pm
If you are like me and suffer from the pain and itching of hemroids
and are looking for home remedies for hemroids, then keep reading
to learn some easy ways that have helped me alleviate the symptoms
of hemroids and can help you in your fight with hemroids. Over the
years I have tried any and every solution, product, and pill that I
could put my hands to help me with my hemroids, all with different
levels of successes. Here I will discuss some do-it-yourself home
remedies for hemroids that can help with inflammation, itching and
pain. These suggestions are not cure-all formulas, but they will
help tremendously.
Date Published: Mar 18, 2009 - 7:46 pm
Yes, it's true! Water is a natural cure for hemorrhoids! In
addition to getting sufficient fiber in your diet, you have to
increase your water intake in order to get relief from hemorrhoid
pain and inflammation. Water helps you stay regular. It helps
prevent constipation by adding fluid to the colon and bulk to your
stools, making bowel movements softer and easier to pass.
Insufficient water intake is one of the most frequent causes of
chronic constipation which can lead to a hemorrhoid flare up. Water
makes up about 50-60% of the weight of the human body. Just a 2%
drop in our body's water supply can trigger signs of dehydration
which can lead to constipation and, of course, hemorrhoids. Water
is one of the six essential nutrients that should be present in a
healthy diet because water is essential to many functions in the
body.
Date Published: Mar 18, 2009 - 7:57 pm