Going to the bathroom, having a bowel movement, pooping – whatever you call it, the feces is a regular part of your life. In general, people have one to three bowel movements a day. However, when you need to go to the bathroom more often and your stools are loose and watery, you might experience diarrhea.
Diarrhea occurs for various reasons. Simply put, your digestive system finds something wrong and works hard to get it out of your body. It is a common condition and usually resolves without intervention within 1 or 2 days. If yours lasts longer, it might indicate a more severe complication.
Three types of diarrheas:
Acute diarrhea: Normally lasts 1 or 2 days. This type doesn’t need treatment.
Persistent diarrhea: Generally, this type persists for several weeks – 2 to 4 weeks.
Chronic diarrhea: Chronic diarrhea lasts more than four weeks, or recurs in cycles.
Causes of diarrhea include:
- A bacterial infection
- A virus
- Parasites
- Allergies and intolerances to certain foods, like lactose intolerance
- Food malabsorption
- Medications
- Antibiotic use
- Intestinal conditions
- Radiation solution
Natural Ways to Ease Diarrhea
Diarrhea can be disturbing, but fortunately, it won’t last very long. You can try some of the suggestions below to help minimize the effects of diarrhea.
1. Bottle water
Drinking bottled water can reduce the risk of diarrhea since many waterways contain intestinal parasites.
2. Know your body condition
Some people may have medical conditions like food allergies, diabetes, or ulcers, so they are prone to experience diarrhea. In this case, they should be more cautious about what they eat.
3. Keep a simple diet
If you are experiencing diarrhea, it is better not to try to eat or drink something new and unusual. Try a bland carbohydrate diet instead of food like bread or rice.
4. Avoid antacids
When you have diarrhea, please avoid the antacids of Maalox and Mylanta. People often mistake bloating with diarrhea and take antacids, which leads to more severe bowel movements as these compounds contain magnesium.
5. Restore The Balance
We often hear that we should drink more hot water when having diarrhea. In fact, it’s better to drink a sports beverage instead. During diarrhea, our body loses some important body fluids and electrolytes. Sports beverages can be a perfect supplement for electrolytes.
6. Try Mixed Food
Try the BRAT diet if you have diarrhea. BRAT means a combination of foods that includes bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. You can also change the formula by adding another “T”, which stands for tea.
How to use Spooky2 Rife to help with Diarrhea
Spooky2 frequency database contains over 35,000 programs dedicated to providing you with accurate and beneficial frequencies for imbalanced energy. Search the keyword “diarrhea” in the Presets/Programs search box, and you will find some available presets/programs.
Hi,
My wife has diverticulitis, (Pockets in the colon or intestine), and so she has to maintain a restricted diet. I am thinking of buying the spooky 2 in order to treat her – do you think it would help?
Thank you for reaching out! Spooky2 can indeed be a helpful tool for managing various conditions, including diverticulitis. In cases like this, Spooky2 can support the body’s natural healing processes by targeting specific frequencies associated with inflammation, gut health, and general detoxification.
Many users have reported positive results when using Spooky2 for digestive health. You can explore programs related to gastrointestinal issues and inflammation. Additionally, biofeedback scans can help identify and address any underlying issues specific to your wife’s condition.
It would be a good idea to start with gentle detox protocols and explore programs that focus on gut health. If you decide to move forward, feel free to contact our team for guidance on how to use the system effectively.
Best wishes for your wife’s health, and feel free to reach out if you need any further support!