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[Basic diet in Crohn's disease].

Author: NützenadelW, StoberB, UllrichF

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Overview

A study of 26 children with Crohn's disease compared three treatment approaches: steroids and sulfasalazine, elementary diet and sulfasalazine, and elementary diet plus steroids and sulfasalazine. All treatments improved symptoms and reduced inflammation. However, patients receiving an elementary diet had the greatest weight gain and showed signs of less inflammation. These findings suggest that an elementary diet may be beneficial in treating Crohn's disease, potentially leading to better weight gain and reduced inflammation compared to steroid treatment alone.
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Original Abstract of the Article :
26 children with acute symptoms of Crohn's disease were treated with steroids and sulfasalazine (group A, 9 patients), with an elementary diet and sulfasalazine (group B, 10 patients), or with an elementary diet together with steroids and sulfasalazine (group C, 7 patients). Mean ages in each group ...See full text at original site
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引用元：
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6139745

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The Role of Elementary Diet in Crohn's Disease Treatment

This research explores the

treatment

of

Crohn's disease

, a chronic inflammatory bowel condition that can cause significant discomfort and impact quality of life. Imagine a camel struggling to traverse a desert path riddled with thorny bushes. This is similar to the challenges individuals with Crohn's disease face, navigating the pain and discomfort of this condition.

The study investigates the effectiveness of an

elementary diet

in treating Crohn's disease in children. Researchers compared different treatment groups, including those receiving steroids, sulfasalazine, and an elementary diet. The results indicate that the elementary diet, combined with other treatments, led to significant improvements in symptoms, including reduced sedimentation rate, fewer bowel movements, and weight gain. These findings suggest that an elementary diet may be a valuable tool in managing Crohn's disease.

The Potential of Elementary Diet for Crohn's Disease Management

This study suggests that an elementary diet can be an effective tool for managing Crohn's disease in children. The findings highlight the positive impact of this dietary approach on various symptoms, offering hope for improved quality of life for individuals with this condition.

Understanding the Benefits of Elementary Diet for Crohn's Disease

An elementary diet can offer several benefits for individuals with Crohn's disease. This carefully controlled dietary regimen can reduce inflammation, improve digestive function, and promote weight gain, all contributing to better overall health and well-being.

Dr. Camel's Conclusion

This study highlights the importance of a nourishing and balanced diet in managing Crohn's disease. Just as a camel needs specific foods to thrive in the desert, individuals with Crohn's disease can benefit from a tailored dietary approach. The elementary diet, like a refreshing oasis, offers a potential path to symptom management and improved quality of life.

Date :
  1. Date Completed 1984-01-27
  2. Date Revised 2013-11-21
Further Info :

Pubmed ID

6139745

DOI: Digital Object Identifier

6139745

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Languages

German

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