Discover how you can end the risk of diverticulitis with simple steps that are easy to digest!

Let the doctors of Harvard Medical School show you how to enjoy improved digestion and achieve enhanced colon health.

What does your gut tell you? Most often, our digestive tracts are quiet. But not always. If diverticulitis strikes, the message is not subtle. It’s sharp, sudden pain. And the consequences can be rounds of antibiotics, weeks of hospitalization, or worse.

“Doc, could it be something I ate…?”

No, not really. Diverticular disease is not last night’s pizza. It’s not the banana cream pie. It’s not even the pumpkin spice latte.

Diverticular disease is the wear and tear of years of meals. Over time, your colon walls become thicker, increasing pressure which can bulge out as small pouches called diverticula.

Diverticula can remain harmless (diverticulosis.) Or they can be-come infected, inflamed, painful, and dangerous (diverticulitis.)

The best way to lower the risk of diverticulitis is to ease the strain and lessen the demands we place on the colon.

You’ll learn how to treat—and defeat—diverticulitis!

The guide will show you how to recognize symptoms quickly and the steps to take to keep any problem from developing further.

You’ll be alerted to common OTC medications that can trigger diverticular bleeding…how doctors distinguish diverticulitis from colitis…and when you should seek immediate attention.

You’ll find when antibiotics may be sufficient. You’ll explore treatment options for more serious complications. And you’ll learn what you can do—right now—to prevent diverticulitis.Button