Link Between Hemorrhoids And Gut Disorders

I don’t want to go. There’s no toilets around. I mean all these reasons, I hear people saying that they can’t go to the toilet, or they can’t poop, or it’s too difficult to move their stool and things like that. If you look at the anal canal, it’s quite small. Hemorrhoids are all around the base there, and it’s anatomically easy for a vein to pop out and to become a little balloon like a… You know what I mean, a little blue balloon. So hemorrhoids are quite common with many people, particularly people who strain, who don’t eat enough fiber, who don’t drink enough water. Who sit on their you know what all day. So, very common disorder, and very painful. And, in 99% of cases an avoidable problem. All right?

So. How many times have I use the same big stools? Small hospitals, small stools, big hospitals. Meaning, that if you don’t poop, you’re going to end up in probably a hospital. So, I’ve made many videos previously on constipation, and also on sudden drinking sufficient water, eating sufficient fiber, the right kind of fiber to eat. But I can easily say, in where I’m sitting, the biggest problem with people developing massive hemorrhoids is pushing too hard, trying to push the stool through, too hard. We see this a lot with people with anxiety or emotional issues. They’re not sitting down and relaxing properly. They’re not really just relaxing, opening up that area, and just allowing nature to take its course. Everything is forced through. That can cause also diverticula, or small little pockets to pop open inside the gut. Little offshoots of the large intestine, and you don’t really want to have that happen.

So, all too many reasons why you need to relax more when you’re having a stool, and also drink more fluid. And, again, Coca Cola is not really going to help the gut much, is it? The right kind of fluid, and yes, there’s a big link with hemorrhoidal problems and many other gut disorders. If you’ve got hemorrhoids, it can be painful to pass emotion, so you may actually hold back and not pass so many emotions. And that can really cause a problem. Constipation can cause endotoxemia. You can get toxins reabsorbed back in through the bowel, into the circulation. Brain fog, tired, poor concentration, mood disorders, serious fatigue. All these things are a consequence from not pooping properly.

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What was the question again? Yes, you can get gut problems from hemorrhoids, many. So for some people, the hemorrhoid will become initially the problem, and then over time, other problems will develop. But for many other people, the hemorrhoids develop because of a lack of fiber, and a lack of water, and maybe other reasons. Pregnancy is an area that can make hemorrhoids are a problem for someone, and others not a problem at all. But guarantee you one thing. If you’ve got hemorrhoids and you don’t get onto it, literally, over time they can become significantly worse requiring operations and all kinds of things. So, the key thing is, it’s the fiber, and the water, and getting medications checked out, if you’re taking any because they can also push you into that state.

Walking is a really good thing. And you talk to many people with hemorrhoids, they’ll be bus drivers, truck drivers, people that are basically sitting down a lot. Teachers get it on often, too. So, especially people who just sit there and then at lunchtime they’ll have a couple of little slices of white bread they’ll eat for their lunch, and maybe a coffee or a donut. Not much fiber, is there? The fiber is what you really need because it’ll make a nice and easy to move that stool through. Plenty of water is what you need to help you move it through as well. And a little bit of oil in your diet. We’ve spoken about this. Olive oil, different types of oils will really help.

So, you don’t need to have gut disorders and hemorrhoids, in most cases. It can be fixed up through changing the diet and lifestyle, because hemorrhoids are not a pleasant thing to have. Thanks for tuning in.