Ulcerative Colitis

What is Ulcerative Colitis?

Ulcerative Colitis is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that affects the inner lining of the large intestine (colon). It leads to ulcers, bleeding, and disruption of normal digestion. The condition flares in episodes, alternating with periods of remission. While it’s not life-threatening, it can significantly impact your quality of life.

Causes and Risk Factors

Although the exact cause remains unclear, several factors are believed to contribute:

• Autoimmune reactions: the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy colon tissue

• Genetics: family history increases susceptibility

• Gut dysbiosis: imbalance in gut flora influences immune responses

• Triggers: diet, stress, medications, and infections may worsen symptoms

Common Symptoms

• Persistent or recurrent diarrhea (often with blood or mucus)

• Abdominal cramps and pain

• Sudden urgency to defecate

• Fatigue, anemia, or weight loss

• Bloating or incomplete bowel movement

• In severe cases: fever, joint pain, or skin rashes

How Mesology Approaches Ulcerative Colitis

Mesology views Ulcerative Colitis as more than a gut condition. It reflects imbalances across physical, emotional, and energetic systems. Instead of symptom suppression, a mesologist looks for root causes of inflammation.

During a mesological consultation, the following are examined:

• Immune system function

• Gut flora balance (microbiome)

• Food sensitivities or intolerances

• Function of the liver, pancreas, and digestive tract

• Stress levels and nervous system response

The Mesological Treatment Plan May Include:

• Nutritional guidance (anti-inflammatory diet, reducing triggers like dairy, sugar, gluten)

• Herbal medicine for mucosal healing and immune modulation

• Orthomolecular supplements (e.g., probiotics, vitamin D, omega-3)

• Detox protocols (if toxic load is high)

• Lifestyle recommendations for rest, stress reduction, and nervous system support

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What’s the difference between Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s disease?

   UC only affects the colon’s lining, while Crohn’s can impact any part of the digestive tract and all layers of the gut wall.

   
   

2. Can Mesology cure Ulcerative Colitis?

   Mesology does not promise a cure but can significantly relieve symptoms, reduce flare-ups, and improve overall well-being.

   
   

3. How does a mesologist identify my food triggers?

   Through in-depth assessment, physical tests (like electro-physiological readings), and observation of digestive responses.

   
   

4. Is it safe to combine Mesology with conventional treatment?

   Yes. Mesology is a complementary therapy and can work alongside medication with appropriate coordination.

   
   

5. Can stress worsen my symptoms?

   Absolutely. Stress affects gut motility and immune function. Mesology integrates this in diagnosis and treatment.

   
   

6. Will I always need supplements?

   Not necessarily. Each case is unique, sometimes nutrition and herbs are enough, other times targeted supplementation is beneficial.

   
   

7. Is Mesology suitable during remission phases?

   Yes. Supporting gut health in calm periods helps prevent flare-ups and supports long-term healing.

   
   

8. How fast can I expect results?

   It varies. Some feel better within weeks, while others take longer depending on the severity and complexity of the condition.

Struggling with Ulcerative Colitis despite trying everything?It’s time your body was truly heard. Mesology looks beyond symptoms to uncover the root cause of your discomfort.

Book a consultation at Bridge for Balance today and experience what it means to restore health from within.