Today, I'm going to go over a method asked a lot about and in particular, it's good for relieving pain temporarily.
 
There are several good methods to relieve hemorrhoids. The one I want to focus on here is that of using a hemorrhoid cushion while sitting down.
 
When we are sitting down, a lot of pressure goes on your bottom and furthermore, gravity causes the blood to stay in that region. What happens is that we forget to stand up sometimes and the pressure simply builds and builds there. If ...
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I had an interesting question raised today from Jessica from Vancouver, British Columbia. She has not tried the H Miracle system yet, keep in mind.
 
"I've ask doctors and they all say that some people may just be genetically predisposed to having weaker veins and thus hemorrhoids - is this true? Is there no hope for me?"
 
Ok, I'll say this.... I'm not able to go against what a doctor says but if you wanted my personal opinion, it is this....
 
I think a genetic weakness theory is ABSOLUTELY RID...
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Clive from Hong Kong recently asked me this question and said I can post it for everyone's benefit:
 
"Holly, my hemorrhoids are gone now, but something is still there. My constipation is sometimes recurring, what can I do about it?"
 
From time to time, I'll get a question like this ... and I know this from experience ... it's normally a sign of a deeper digestive issue.
 
I'm no doctor but I've seen it enough even in my own dad.
 
He had suffered from hemorrhoids, cured them nicely, but the real i...
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I've gotten quite a few questions from people regarding a remedy known as crotherapy.... for example, there are gels and creams on  the market that do cryotherapy ... BUT most of these really work?
 
I've never tried one myself and I'll tell you ... one of my friends Jay L. from Astoria, NY USA has tried it and agrees with the following .... it causes way more problems potentially than it intends to solve.
 
If you don't know already, cryotherapy is the freezing off  of a hemorrhoid. It's usually...
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Just the other day, my friend Becky told me an interesting story that I think is important for you to see....
 
She was with her 20-year old son, Harry who was back from his  community college classes for a lunch.
 
Becky knows when her son is hungry ... it's pretty obvious but lately he has strangely lost his appetite. He's normally a healthy guy who loves eating ... but is even refusing his favorite dish by his mom, Spicy and tangy clam chowder on a side of succulent, grilled prawns.
 
Even more...
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The other day, I saw a package at my friend Rick's home. It was one of those extremely popular creams for curing piles. I asked him about it.... He ordered them in bulk too.
 
He said he's been using it for over 8 months!
 
I was completely shocked these things provide no true results for so many people. I talked to him forever about his daily routines....
 
Then he revealed something....
 
He was doing an exercise that you shouldn't do while trying to cure hemorrhoids.
 
You see...
 
Rick is an avid pow...
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Hope you learned from that lesson on what really causes hemorrhoids.
 
Today, I wanted to share a story with you.... it's about my 51-year old friend Jerry.
 
Like many people, he first encountered hemorrhoids in his late 30s, and the PAIN just wouldn't go away. He told me "Holly, I remember when I was sitting at my desk and just couldn't bare it... the pressure made it bleed even when I was just getting up to walk. Too painful!"
 
Finally, he decided to do something about it.
 
He had had enough!
 
He...
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Why do we get hemorrhoids in the first place?
 
The common misconception is that we strain a lot and that causes our veins down there to bleed and suddenly, we have enlarged veins that are suddenly hemorrhoids! This straining is from bowel movements normally or can even be from pregnancy in women, too.
 
A lot of people are wondering ..." Did nature just do a blunder here?"
 
After some intensive research both in the world of alternative therapies, I've come to conclude that hemorrhoids are actual...
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These are the functional reasons for the causes of hemorrhoids:

• Increased pressure on the veins around the rectum and anus due to straining at stool, excessive coughing, pregnancy, and childbirth.
• An inherited weakness of the valves in the veins, which fail to prevent backward flow of the blood. This type of hemorrhoids tend to run in families.
  

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• Severe bleeding, anaemia. (The walls of these veins are thin and easily rupture and bleed).
• Infection of the piles.
• Prolapsed piles (greatly enlarged piles protruding from the anus that cannot be pushed back into the rectum).
  

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• Fresh blood on the toilet paper/stool, or dripping from the anus after passing stool.
• Soft lump around the anus. Sometimes, it may be a big mass like a bunch of grapes.
• Pain on passing stool, in some cases.
• Anal itch, in some cases.
• Constipation, caused by greatly enlarged piles blocking passage of stool.
  

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Piles/Hemorrhoids are distended (enlarged) veins in the rectum (back passages) and around the anus. There are internal and external hemorrhoids. It is the most common cause of bleeding from the anus. Hemorrhoids is not serious. But it is important to distinguish it from serious causes of bleeding from the anus like rectal cancer.

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If you've tried many types of hemorrhoid solutions then you probably understand the differences of how each is used. In this article, I'll go over what each of them do for the body, how they intend to treat hemorrhoids or piles, and the controversial, raw truth on most of them.

The first popular type is creams and ointments where a topical treatment is rubbed on your outer rectal area and aims to soothe blood vessels. This creates a relaxation of the tissue so that it does not bulge out so muc...
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Today, I wanted to alert you to something will afflict 40% of the adult population (or more) at some point of their lives. It's called hemorrhoids or piles and it's basically any form of vein inflammation around the lower rectal regions.

Blood on your toilet paper? Itching in your anus area? Pain during constipation? All of these are likely signs that you may have hemorrhoids and it's no laughing matter – because although common, they can be annoying and embarrassing.

In the more severe sta...
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