
Unlike conventional treatments that only suppress symptoms, we target the underlying causes of IBD for lasting remission
Imbalance in gut microbiome with reduced beneficial bacteria and overgrowth of harmful species triggers chronic inflammation.
Compromised intestinal barrier allows toxins, bacteria, and undigested food particles to enter bloodstream, triggering immune response.
The immune system mistakenly attacks the healthy cells of the digestive tract, causing chronic inflammation and tissue damage.
Stress disrupts the gut-brain axis, increases cortisol, and triggers flare-ups by weakening gut barrier and immune function.
Processed foods, refined sugars, and inflammatory fats damage the gut lining and feed harmful bacteria, worsening symptoms.
Certain genes (NOD2, ATG16L1) increase susceptibility to IBD, especially when combined with environmental triggers.
Mild symptoms, minimal inflammation
Frequent symptoms, moderate inflammation
Severe symptoms, hospitalization risk
Strictures, fistulas, or cancer risk
Identifying and eliminating trigger foods is crucial for IBD management
Lactose intolerance common in IBD
Can trigger inflammation in sensitive individuals
Feeds harmful bacteria, increases inflammation
Irritates gut lining, disrupts microbiome
Emulsifiers and additives damage gut barrier
Can irritate inflamed intestinal lining
Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) or IBD-AID to reduce inflammation and heal gut lining
Rebuilding healthy gut bacteria with specific probiotic strains proven for IBD
Herbs like Kutaja, Bilva, and Dadima for intestinal healing and anti-inflammatory action
Stress is a major trigger for IBD flares - comprehensive stress management