Black Gram Can Help You Manage Life with Crohn’s Disease
In the early 1900’s, Burrill Bernard Crohn (1884-1983), the son of European Jewish immigrants, began to study medicine in the attempt to help his father who dealt with severe digestive problems. He held his practice as a physician in New York until he was 90 years old, and was eventually immortalized by the name of the disease he worked so hard to identify and resolve. What we now call Crohn’s Disease affects more than half a million Americans. There are conventional medicines that treat the symptoms of Crohn’s Disease, but they come with some scary side effects. Many who suffer from Crohn’s Disease look … Read more





