Ablene - Multisymptom Support for Crohn's Sufferers
Reduce the Symptoms, Replace the Nutrients, and Recover...with Ablene
As no cure currently exists for Crohn's disease, dietary adequacy and nutritional supplementation are critical factors in controlling the activity of the disease. However, setting a dietary standard can be extremely difficult as no single diet benefits all Crohn's patients. Diets must be individualized on the basis of severity of disease and area of intestine infected. Ablene has been designed with this important information in mind.
Ablene initiates a natural replenishment process by re-supplying the body with specific nutrients that have been robbed by the disease and are lacking from diet. In effect, supplementation with Ablene eliminates the potential for deficiency and reduces symptoms during the active periods of Crohn's; thereby promoting the body's natural healing process.
Ablene is a universal approach for Crohn's disease symptom management. This synergistic formula accurately addresses the nutrient deficiencies found in all 5 variations, or subsystems, of the disease. Ablene equips you with comprehensive nutritional support, allowing you to make the step towards taking control of not only your illness, but your life.
Crohn's At A Glance:
Crohn's disease is a chronic disorder of the digestive or gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Although it predominately affects the lower regions of the small intestine and first part of the large intestines, Crohn's can occur and affect any part of the digestive tract, from mouth to anus. Crohn's is categorized as an Inflammatory Bowel Disease, or IBD, and is marked by ongoing inflammation and ulcerations (breaks in the lining) within the digestive system. Diagnosing and treating Crohn's disease often proves difficult as the direct cause of this condition remains unknown. Today, Crohn's disease affects more than 500,000 people in America alone.
Causes:
Again, scientists have yet to discover the exact cause of this disease. Many researchers speculate that Crohn's is caused by a complex interaction of factors, most notably genetic predisposition, abnormal immune system response, and environmental influence. Theories about the causes of Crohn's disease abound, but none have been proven.
Signs and Symptoms:
The signs and symptoms of Crohn's vary from person to person, and are dependant upon the severity, extent, and location of inflammation. Pain and discomfort levels range from mild to severe. The hallmark symptoms of Crohn's include;
Persistent Diarrhea
Abdominal Pain
Nausea and Vomiting
Fever
Floating Stools (due to poor digestion of fats)
Rectal Bleeding
Fatigue
Loss of Appetite
Weight Loss
In addition, Crohn's may affect other areas of the body such as the eyes, liver, joints, and skin, as disease-induced complications are not solely confined to the GI tract. Symptoms primarily result from a "flare-up," or an active period of the condition. These episodes are usually followed by periods of remission, where patients return to an asymptomatic, or normal, health status.
"The damage and inflammation of the intestinal tract by Crohn's depletes the body of critical nutrients."
Potential Complications:
If the symptoms of Crohn's are not controlled, a vast array of complications may arise. The most common complication is intestinal blockage, which results from both the frequent swelling and formation of scar tissue along the intestinal wall. Ulcers and sores along the digestive tract are another primary concern. Approximately 30% of Crohn's sufferers will develop tracts, or fistulas, as a result of such ulcers. Fistulas may affect surrounding tissues other than the intestines (extra-intestinal) and may result in further complication to areas including the bladder, skin, or genitalia. Nutritional complications are equally common. The damage and inflammation to the intestinal tract causes malabsorption of key macro and micronutrients (i.e. proteins, fats, carbs, vitamins, and minerals) and strictly inhibits caloric intake.
Are you at risk?
Persons who have a family member with Crohn's disease are ten times more likely to develop the condition than the general population. In fact, studies show that nearly 1/4 of all Crohn's sufferers have a close relative with the same condition. Other factors influencing onset of Crohn's include:
Jewish Ancestry (3 to 6 times more likely than general populous)
European Descent
Cigarette Smokers
Poor Diet; primarily those high in sugar and hydrogenated fat and low in fruits and vegetables
Environment (industrialized, urban areas)
The prevalence rate for disease in whites is approximately 150 out of 100,000. In addition, IBD has steadily increased in the African American populous. The occurrence of IBD is lowest among Asian and Hispanic Americans.
Preventative Care and Treatment:
As there is no cure for Crohn's disease, the primary goal of treatment is to suppress and/or control the body's natural inflammatory response. This is usually accomplished by using a combination approach; namely nutritional supplementation, lifestyle modification, addressing dietary concerns, and by employing prescription drug treatments.
How Can Ablene Help in Your Management of Crohn's?
Studies show that the majority of individuals with Crohn's disease suffer from extremely low levels of vitamins and minerals, especially vitamins A, B, D, and E. Moreover, prescription medications used to treat this condition further deplete the body of specific nutrients needed to combat the most troublesome symptoms. Ablene has been designed to improve the quality of life in all Crohn's patients by addressing these nutritional concerns. Ablene effectively replenishes lost nutrients while suppressing inflammatory response with its unique inclusion of traditional herbs, key vitamins and minerals, and amino acids like L-Glutamine; helping to induce and maintain remissions regardless of disease severity.
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If for some reason you do not obtain the desired results from Ablene, or are dissatisfied for any reason, simply return all empty or unused bottles within 180 days. Upon receiving the returned product, we will immediately review your account and a credit will be calculated at 100% of the purchase price (less shipping and handling) - No questions asked.
