Ulcerative Colitis | 4 Keys to Clinical Remission (Updated)

I've been in clinical remission from a severe case of Ulcerative Colitis since 2016. Here are my updated 4 keys that I think have been the most important for helping me achieve and maintain clinical remission.

Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or dietician. The information in this video is based on my personal experiences and independent study of IBD. The information in this video is intended only for educational purposes and should NOT be taken as a substitute for medical advice NOR be acted upon without the approval and supervision of a licensed physician.

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